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LEGAL NOTICES (4 RENO EVENING GAZETTE HELP WANTED-MALE 14 April 11, 1957 Fjnerat Hed Exhibition Baseball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS American League Pet. Cleveland 17 12 .586 New York 17 13 .567 Heroine of Korea Conflict Sgt. Reckless, Famed Mare Foals Colt at Pendleton Women's Bowling Congress Opens DAYTON, Ohio, April 11. UP) Action in the 37th Women's International Bowling Congress tournament opens Here tonight with 15,494 bowiers shooting for CAMP PENDLETON, April 10. UP) Sgt.

Reckless, who won fame with the 1st Marine Division as an ammunition carrier during the Korean conflict, has become a mother. The Mongolian mare foaled a healthy male colt Saturday night. Her son has not yet been named. Sgt. Reckless earned her place In the marine corps hall of fame during the battle for "Hill Vegas." Heavy marine casualties and the steepness of the hill made resupply of 75mm ammu SALESMEN.

AGENTS 20 "WANTED SALESMEN For fast-moving line ef home improvement materials This Is a fine opportunity for man who Is willing to work and learn Season Starting Now I Applv NEVADA HOME IMPROVEMENTS 331 No. Sierra FA 9 0070 SALESMAN for newly established local territory selling painting contractors and building maintenance accounts with the Sher-win-Williams the world's largest paint manufacturers. Good salary, expenses, bonus. Company paid life Insurance, annual vacation, liberal retirement plan. Excellent chance for advancement.

Only local and reliable apply. Write or phone manager, giving full details. 1460 S. Virginia. FA 2-4089.

SALESMAN for established terrl-tory. Selling dealers with Sher-win Williams the world largest paint manufacturers. Good salary, expenses, bonus. Company paid life Insurance, annual vacation, liberal retirement plan. Excellent chance for advancement.

Only local and reliable apply. Write or phone Manager, giving full details. 1460 South Virginia. FA 2-4089. FULL TIME SALESMEN to sell Electronics device to home owners.

See Joe Leach. 107 Lake between 9-10 ajn. only. SITUATIONS WANTED 22 RELIABLE woman needs housework. Wednesday.

Thursday, Friday. $1 hour, transportation. FA 3-9676 evenings. McNuit. WASHING and Ironing, done at my home.

Pick up and deliver. EL 5-3556. EXPERIENCED secretary Typing done In my home. Call FA 2-5993. IRONING in my home.

Excellent work. FA 3-5038. Estimated Tax Declaration To Avert Possible Penalty $109,584 in prize money. A total of 3,098 teams, almost half of them from Ohio, are entered in the tournament, which runs through May 27. The event is slated at the Mc-Cook bowl, a.

44-lane establish ment and the largest ever to house the tournament. Automatic pinsetters will be used for the first time. Host Dayton has 788 teams en tered while Detroit has 126, Cin cinnati 98, Toledo 78, Columbus 60 and Chicago 56. The Daniel Ryan five of Chi cago is the defending champ in the team race. Ford, Snead Set For Greensboro GREENSBORO, N.

April 11. UP) Doug Ford and Sam Snead, winner and runnerup, re spectively, in the Masters tournament at Augusta, four days ago, headed a field of about 130 today in the first of four rounds in the $15,000 Greensboro open golf tournament. They've been "masters" here, too, over the years. Between them they have ac counted for the last three Greens boro titles and Snead has won the tournament six times. Yesterday's Sports By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS GOLF DALLAS.

Tex. Marilyn Smith. Wich ita, shot a 1-over-par 72 to lead in a pro-amateur tune up for the $7,600 Dallas Women open Goli Tournament. BASKETBALL EVANSTON, 111. Bill Rohr, basketball coach at Miami of Ohio, was named to a similar position at Northwestern, Succeeding Waldo Fischer.

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico Vic Selxas, Philadelphia, moved through the sec ond round of an international tennis tournament, defeating Barry Mackay, Dayton, Ohio. 6-2, 6-2. PALERMO, Italy Ham Richardson, Westfield, N. defeated Italy's Anton-lno Cascino, 6-2. 6-0 in the first round of the Palermo Tournament.

RACING NEW YORK I Offbeat ($10.50) romped to an easy eight length yictory in the jfrloress stages at Jamaica. MIAMI. Fla. Miss Erlen ($12.50) captured the North Shore Rotary Purse at uuiistream raric. LAUREL, Md.

Mary's Bubble ($4.20) held on. in the stretch to gain a nose decision In the Annapolis Purse at Laurel. LINCOLN. R.I. Fast and Far ($4.80) led all the way to take the feature at Lincoln Downs.

SAN MATEO, Calif. Nasomle scored by a head in the Emeryville Purse at Bay Meadows. LEG All NOTICES IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE. No. 163859, Dept.

No. 2. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WARREN B. EARL, Deceased. NOTICE OF RENDERING ACCOUNT FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT AND PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that EDWARD RECORDS, the Executor of the Estate of WARREN B.

EARL, deceased, has rendered and presented for final settlement, and filed in said Court, his account of such adminis tration, together with a Petition for final distribution of said Estate, and that Friday, the 26th day of April, 1957, at 9:30 o'clock a.m. of said day at-the Court Room of the above entitled Court, in the City of Reno. Nevada, has been set for the time and place for the settlement of said account and the hearing of the Petition for Distribution, and all persons Interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the said account should not be settled and allowed, and why distri bution of said Estate should not thereupon be immediately made to the per. sons entitled thereto without further notice of proceedings. Reference Is hereby made to said account and petition for further, particulars.

Dated; April 10th, 1957. H. brown. Clerk By P. LUCAS.

Deputy J. T. Rutherford 16 East 2nd St. Reno, Nevada Attorney for Petitioner A-l 1-18-25 NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that Personnel and household items of Judy Ralph road" fearing wm oe sold tor rent and storage on April 17th, at noon, at 636 N. Virginia.

CAS A BONTTA APARTMENTS 636 N. Virginia M-28 A-4-11 Chicago 14 15 .483 Boston 13 15 .464 Baltimore 12 17 .414 Kansas Cltv 12 '17 .414 Washington 11 '18 .379 Detroit 9 17 .346 National League Pet. Pittsburgh 18 8 .692 Milwaukee 19 10 .655 Cincinnati 18 12 .600 New York 17 13 .567 Philadelphia 16 13 .552 Brooklyn 15 15 .500 St. Louis 15 17 .469 Chicago 14 16 .467 Tuesday's Results Brooklyn 5, Milwaukee 0 Kansas City 4, Little Rock (SA) 2 Pittsburgh 3, Detroit 2 (10 Innings) Baltimore 7. Chicago (N) 3 New York (A) 8, Savannah (SAL) 4 Cincinnati 6, Washington 2 Chicago (A) 9, St.

Louis 7 Boston 6. Philadelphia 3 Cleveland 4, New York (N) 1 (night) LEGAL NOTICES BILL NO. 1385 CITY ORDINANCE NO. 1155 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 12. ARTICLE X.

SECTION 12- 82 OF THE RENO MUNICIPAL CODE REGULATING THE FLIGHT OF AIRCRAFT IN AND ABOVE THE CITY OF RENO. NEVADA. THE- CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RENO DO ORDAIN: SECTION 1. Chapter 12. Article X.

Section 12-82 of the Reno Municipal Code is hereby amended, to read as Section Altitude: Aerial Aero- batics Unlawful; Dropping Articles; Loud Noises. It shall be unlawful for any person (a) To fly at an altitude less than fifteen hundred (1500) feet over the City of Reno except at the beginning or end ot a mgnt. (b) To begin or terminate any flight at any place within the limits of the City of Reno, except at the Reno Municipal Airport, or at a place approved by the City council or tne taty oi neno. (c) To engage in aerial acrobatics over any part or section within tne limits or tne city oi teno. (d) To cause to be dropped or permit to be dropped irom sucn air craft or anything attached there to, any articles or objects, unless special waiver has been Issued by the Civil Aeronautics Administration and permission has also been obtained from the City council.

(e) To cause or allow -unnecessary loud noises to oe emitiea irom an aircraft engine while in flight or from the propellor thereof, which may create a disturbance or nuisance while in flight over the city. SECTION 2. This Ordinance shall be In effect from and after its passage adoption, and publication in one issue of a newspaper published and printed in the City of Reno. SECTION 3. The City Clerk and Clerk of the City Council of the City of Reno is hereby authorized and directed to have this Ordinance published in one issue of the Gazette, a newspaper print ed and published in the city or Reno, PASSED AND ADOPTED this 8th day of April, 1957, by the following vote of the uounciimen: AYES: Maffl.

Mills, Cowen, Mathisen. Mastroiannl, oster. nays: None, absent: None. APPROVED this 8th day of AprU, lHJI. Mayor of the City of Reno LEN HARRIS, ATTEST: E.

E. Gill City Clerk and Clerk of the City Council of the City of Reno, Nevada A-ll only IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NE VADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE. No. 167166, Dept. No.

1. LOHSE Sc FRY, ESQS. Attorneys for Petitioner IN THE MATTER OF THE PARENTAL RIGHTS AS TO DAVID ERL SAMS, A Minor. NOTICE TO: THOMAS L. SAMS.

THE FATHER OF THE ABOVE NAMED PERSON: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that there has been filed in the above en titled Court a petition praying for the termination of parental rights over the above named minor person, and that the petition has been set for hearing before this Court at the Courtroom thereof, at Reno. Nevada, in the County oi wasnoe. on tne 3rd aav.oi June 1957. at 9:30 o'clock a.m., at which time and place you are required to be pre- sent If you desire to oppose the peti tion. Dated: April 2, 1967 IStALI 1.

K. Brown. Clerk of Court By A. MYERS. Deputy A-4-11-18-25 My-2 IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE.

No. 167179. Dept No. 2. NORMAN J.

TEVIS, Plaintiff v. HELEN O. TEVIS, Defendant SUMMONS The State of Nevada sends greeting to the above-named defendant: You are hereby summoned and re quired to serve upon SIDNEY FOX, Es quire, piam tin attorney, wnose ad dress is 347 Wells Avenue, Reno, Nevada an answer to the Complaint which is herewith served upon you, witnin 20 days after service of this Summons upon you. exclusive of the day oi serv Ice. If you fall to do so, Judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the complaint.

Plaintiff prays for an absolute divorce irom aeienaant. H. K. BROWN, Clerk of Court By D. Cain.

Deputy Clerk Date! April 3, 1957 (SEAL) SIDNEY FOX, Attorney 347 Wells Avenue Reno. Nevada A-4-11-18-25 M-2 Answer to Previous Puzzle Vaughn W. Evans, Director of Internal Revenue for this district today called to the attention of taxpayers the penaKy which may apply to those who substantially underpaid their estimated Federal income tax during 1956. Mrs. Evans explained that, in many cases, the 18 withholding, tax rate does not fully take care of the wage earner's final tax liability.

Moreover, there is no withholding of tax on income other than wages. To provide for current payment of taxes not collected, through withholding, the law provides for declarations of estimated tax. The estimated return is filed on Form 1040-ES by individuals in certain income categories which are specified by law. In the case of an underpayment of estimated tax by an individual, a penalty of 6 per annum, based on the amount and duration of the underpayment, may be added to the final tax. The penalty is computed on the difference be- tween 10 (66- in the case of farmers) of the amount which should have been paid and the amount actually paid.

Mr. Evans pointed out, how- ever, that the law specifies four cases in which this penalty will not be applied, even though the taxpayer may have underestimat ed his tax substantially. The most common of these four exceptions is where the taxpayer's estimate and payments were based on his prior year's tax. This exception and the other three exceptions are outlined on a special form (Form 2210) that is available on request from local offices of the Internal Revenue Service. Form 2210 enables taxpayers tc deter mine whether they underpaid whether they qualify for waiver Verdi 4-H Club Session Is Held VERDI.

The Verdi 4-H Club held its first meeting of the sea son at the Verdi grammar school. Officers elected for the year were Timmy Anderson, president; Gary Canepa, vice president; Cleve Canepa, secretary-treasurer, and Sherry Hirsh, reporter. Miss Gertrude Hayes and Ray Gardella, Washoe county extension agents, spoke on projects for the year. Mrs. Jack Chew was introduced as the new leader for the girls.

Mrs. Louis Canepa will be the leader, for the boys group for the second year. Members attending were Dorothy Stock, Ina Chew, Sandra Smalley, Louise Quilici, Angie Quilici, Lynnae Carpenter, Sherry Hirsh, Timmy Anderson, Cleve Canepa, Gary Canepa, Bobby Quilici. Foss Mor-tenson and Ronnie Smalley. DRAWS AT CHESS LONDON, April 11.

UP Mikhail Botvinnik settled for a draw today in the 15th game of his world championship chess match against challenger Vasily Smys-lov, Moscow Radio reported. Smyslov leads 8 points to 7 in the 24-match contest with the world champion. IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE No. 166847 Dept No.

3 edith a. Mckenzie, plaintiff, v. SCOTT McKENZIE. Defendant SUMMONS The State of Nevada sends greetings to the above-named defendant: You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon J. T.

RUTHERFORD, plaintiff's attorney, whose address Is 18 East 2nd Street, Reno, Nevada, an answer to the Complaint which Is herewith served upon you. within 20 days after service of this Summons upon exclusive of the day of service. If you fall to do so. Judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded In the Complaint. This action Is brought to recover a Judgment dissolving the contract of marriage existing between you and thep latotlff.

upon the ground of your willful desertion of plaintiff. li. BROWN. Cleric of court By M. Christensen, Deputy Clerk Date: March 13, 1957 (SEAL) J.

T. RUTHERFORD 16 East 2nd Street Reno, Nevada, Attorney for Plaintiff. M-14-21-28 A-4-11 IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NE VADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE No. 166964 Dept. No.

2 CLEO P. ANDERSON, Plaintiff v. ELDON M. ANDERSON. Defendant SUMMONS The State of Nevada sends greetings to the above-named defendant: You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon J.

T. RUTHERFORD, plaintiff's attorney, whose address is 16 East Second Street, Reno, Nevada, an answer to the Complaint which Is herewith served upon you, within 20 days after service of this Summons upon you, exclusive of the day of service. If you fall to do so, judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. This action is brought to recover a Judgment dissolving the contract of marriage existing between you and the plaintiff, upon the ground of your extreme cruelty to plaintiff, entirely mental in nature. H.

K. BROWN. Clerk of court By D. CAIN. Deputy Clerk Date: March 20th, 1957 (SEAL) 21-28 A 4-11-18 Journal-Gazette Classified Ads SERVICE DIRECTORY BARBER SHOPS HAIR CUTS ANY STYLE FOR MEN.

LADIES, CHILDREN Duvaras 630 Mill Free Parking FLOORS GEISTER HARDWOOD FLOOR CO. 425 E. 8th St Phone FA 3 6871 FREE TV VIEWING THE NEVADA CLUB 224 N. Virginia Phone FA INCOME TAX TAX RETURNS PREPARED PICKUP AND DELIVERY OPEN 7 DAYS 9 A.M.-8 P.M. 1070 8.

VIRGINIA FA 2-9593 Federal Income tax assistance. Evenings and weekends. Call after 5, EL 5-4311. SEWING MACHINE RENTALS Singer Sewing Machine Co. 221 Second St.

Ph. FA 3-7617 TV SERVICE SUPREME TV SERVICE Guaranteed service. Day or night. Call FA 2-2836. CARD OF THANKS 6 CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for their sympathy and love at the time of the going away of our dad, Mr.

G. G. Flshburn. But It's as our ten-year-old daughter said "Grandpa didn't die. He went to see Jesus." THE T.

H. FISHBURN FAMILY LOST AND FQUND 8 LOST: Nurse's hospital pin graved "4 -1 20 Reward. FA 2-1720. PERSONALS 10 RENO ENTS Rollaway Beds Banquet Tables Chairs Party tc Banquet Supplies Rug Shampoo Machines 1490 EAST SECOND FA 2-6144 ALCOHOLICS Anonymous Reno No. 1 meetings Monday and Friday.

8:30 p.m. Community Center Building. Rebound group meeting Wednesday, 8:30 p.m. Community Center, Phone FA 2-4692. Sparks family group.

Sparks Methodist Church. Tuesday. 8:30 p.m.. Washoe County group. Sparks American Legion Hall, 8:00 Saturday.

Nevada State Hospital, Thursday and Sunday at 7 p.m. DENTAL PLATES Repaired Re lined Rebuilt. Free cleaning and polishing with each case. Pioneer Dental 616 St Sparks. Phone EL 5-2018.

CATERING Weddings, canapes, buffets, par. ties, sandwiches our specialty. Washoe Sandwich Co EL 5-9070, FA 2-8865. ENROLL NOW COACHING classes for Real Estate Exams. Starts Thursday evenings.

Call C. S. "Pat" Davis, realtor, for Information. FA 2-7659. DON'T be a black sheep.

Wash your finest sweaters with Knit Lure. No shrinking. Hllp's Drug 8tore, 127 N. Virginia. SLENDEBIZING World Famous McLevy System.

1286 South Virginia. FA 2-4066. SWEDISH MASSAGE Relaxing or reducing. Treatments In your home. FA 2-4898.

ALCOHOLICS Anonymous, Sparks group. Phone FA 2-4692. 24 hours. TRAVEL 12 DRIVING to Los Angeles AprU 12. Like 2 or 3.

FA 2-8148. HELP WANTED-MALE 14 YOUNG MAN 30 OR UNDER To Work in Pearts Dept. Office 2 Years College Business Admirustratioii Major Preferred APPLY BETWEEN A. M. TO 3 P.

M. WATSON MEEHAN 1126 E. 4TH STREET. RENO. NEVADA Distributor of Cummins Diesel Engines HOTEL desk clerk With NCR ex.

perlenee. Apply Jn person. New Golden Hotel. For Nye Pioneer TONOPAH Funeral services for Arthur Cox, pioneer businessman and electrical contractor of Tonopah and Goldf ield, were conducted Saturday by officers of Tonopah lodge No. 1062, B.

P. O. Elks. Mr. Cox, a resident here since 1916, was a 25-year member of both Elks and Masons in Tonopah and Kerak Temple, of the Shrine in Reno.

Pallbearers included Horace Campbell, Tod Traynor, Walter Bowler, Howard O'Bryant, William Wilson and Marco Dobro. Burial was made in the Tonopah cemetery. Elko Moisture Is Above Normal ELKO Precipitation for the month of March hit the high total of 1.82 inches, according to the tabulations kept by the U. S. Weather Bureau.

This is more than twice normal, since that figure is .69 of an inch for March. The normal total for the first three months of the year is 2.71 inches. The total to the end of March for 1957 was 3.36 inches. Gazette TV Log Information furnished by TV stations and they are subject to change. The Reno Evening Gazette assumes no responsibility for their correctness.

For furthur information call Station KOLO-TV, Phone FA 3-0721 or Community Antenna. FA 3-0741. Thursday KOLO-TV (Channel 8) COMMUNITY ANTENNA (Channels 2, 4. 6) 3:00 2 Film Festival 6 Garry Moore 8 Air National Guard (3:10) 6 Arthur Godfrey 8 My Little Margie 8 American Cancer Society 2 Tocneytown 6 Movie 3:30 4.00 4:30 8 Love of Life; Washoe County scnooi urogram 4 TV College 8 Cartoon Time 4 News, Farm. Weather 8 Rural Roundup; News, Weather, Sports (5:45) 2 Wild Bill Hlckok 4 Captain Sacto 6 News 8 Doug Edwards (6:13) 2 Early Show 4 Buffalo Bill.

Jr. 6 Sgt. Preston 8 This Is Your Music 4 Sheriff of Cochise 6 O'Henry Playhouse 8 Treasure Hunt 2 Annie Oakley 4 Dinah Shore; News (7:45) 6 I Search for Adventure 8 State Trooper 2 Ida Lupino 4 Groucho Mars 6 Bob Cummins 8 You Bet Your Life 2 Wrestling 4 Dragnet 6 Shower of Stars 8 Dragnet 4 People's Choice 8 Telephone Time 4 Tennessee Ernie Ford 6 Playhouse 80 8 Tennessee Ernie Ford 2 Star Performance 4 Lux Theater 8 Lux Theater -2 Orient Express 6 Jubilee Movies 2 John Daly; Jerry Jensen (11:15) 5:00 5:30 8:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 4 News; Three Star Theater (11:05) 8 Late News and Weather 6 News 6 Newg 11:30 1:30 Friday COMMUNITY ATSENNA (Channels 2. 4, 6) KOLO-TV (Channel 8) MORNING 6:50 6 Invocation 6:62 6 Farm Flashes 6:57 6 News 7:00 4 Today 6 Panorama Pacific 7:25 4 Central Valley Rancher 8:25 6 News 8:30 4 Today in California (8:55) 6 This Morning 9:00 4 Tic Tac Dough 6 Valiant Lady; Love of Life (9:15) 9:30 4 It Could Be You 6 Search for Tomorrow; Guiding Lignt 10:00 4 Home 6 Adventure1 School 10:30 4 Window in Home (10:35) 6 As the World Turns 11:00 4 Price Is Right 6 Our Miss Brooks 11:30 4 Tennessee Ernie 6 House Party AFTERNOON 12:00 4 Matinee Theater 6 Big Payoff 8 Matinee Theater 12:30 6 Bob Crosby 1:00 4 Queen for a Day 6 Brighter Day; Secret Storm (1:15) 8 Queen for a Day 1:30 4 Modern Romances (1:45) 6 This Afternoon; Newt Don Regan 8 P. M.

Premier (1:45) 2:00 2 People, Places, Things 4 Valley Playhouse 6 Film Drama 2:30 6 Strike It Rich 3:00 2 Film Festival 6 Garry Moore 8 "Teleparade of Stars' 3:30 8 Progress Report No. Party Line (3:45) 4:30 2 Tooneytown 6 Movie 8 Love of Life 4:45 8 Garry Moore 5. -00 4 Valley Schools 8 University of Nevada; Cartoon Time (5:15) 6:30 4 News, Weather, Farm 8 Rural Roundup; News, Weather. Sports (5:45) 6:00 2 Amos and Andy 4 Capt. Sacto 6 News 8 Doug Edwards (6:15) 6:30 2 Early Show 4 Cisco Kid 6 Beat the Clock 8 Sport man's Corner 7:00 4 Boxing 6 Our Brooks 8 Fights 7:30 2 Sherlock Holme 4 News (7:45) 6 Person to Person 8:00 2 Charles Boyer 4 Blondle 6 West Point 8 Blondle 8:39 2 New Orleans Police Dept.

4 I Search for Adventure 6 Jack London Stories 8 "Bank Shingle (8:45) 9:00 2 Life with Father 4 Joseph Cotten 6 Mr. Adams and Eve 8 Sermons from Science 9:30 2 The Vise 4 Big Story 6 Schllta Playhouse 8 of fitara 10: 00 2 Ray Anthony 4 News; Three Star Theater (10:05) Lineup 8 Lawrence Welk 10:30 2 Star Performance 6 Studio 57 11:00 2 John Daly 6 Big Hit Movie 8 Late News and Weather 12:05 4 Late Movie 12:30 6 News; Jubilee Movie (12:25) 1:30 6 News The Atlantic and Pacific oceans are on the same level. But the Pacific has a tide variation of 20 feet, and the Atlantic varies only 2 feet. WANTED INTERLOCKING WEATHERSTRIP MECHANICS For Doors. 8 Months Work Beginning About July 1 In Reno Area.

Write Gaz Journal Box 910 Stat-lng Qualifications. EXCEPTIONAL opportunity for the right man. Automotive parts salesman In well established territory. Write Gazette-Journal Box 907. RETIRED OR SEMI-RETIRED For dignified sales work to home owners.

In Western Nevada and Eastern California. GAZETTE JOURNAL BOX 903. SALES, service and collection work. Car necessary Apply In person. 526 Second St.

HELP WANTED-FEMALE 16 Good Opportunity for Attractive Girls Between 21 Years APPLY 9 to 11 A.M. NEVADA CLUB 224 X. VTKGIXIA ST. Registered Nurses 28 bed, company owned hospital. Immediate vacancy for general duty nurses.

Salary 330 per mo. Including complete maintenance. 5 day, 40 hour week, paid vacation after one year. Apply: Lolla R. Papez, E.X.

Steptoe Valley Hospital, East Ely, Nevada OLD established Reno firm has opening for a bookkeeping machine operator. Must have bookkeeping experience, permanent resident only. Give complete details of employment last 5 years In application, Including salary received. All applications confidential. Write Gazette-Journal Box 912.

WANTED Budget minded women. Permanent waves $6.00 up. All guaranteed. Aloha Beauty Salon, New Masonic Addition. 40 W.

lrt 6t Room 102. FA 3-8196. SALESGIRL Experienced In china and glassware. Permanent resident only need apply. Mr.

Gallegos, downstairs store. Home Furniture Co, Sierra at First. IF YOU HAVE experience In direct selling and are Interested In supplementing your income with 2 or 3 hours soliciting. Write Gazette-Journal Box 904. LADIES Earn money at home by telephone.

3 hours a day. Local company. Call FA 3-4271 for Information MATURE woman, baby sitting nights. Prefer Northwest section resident. FA 9-0734 between 12-5 p.m.

GIRL OR WOMAN wanted for general housework. Live n. At Lake Tahoe. Phone Kimball 4-2309. EXPERIENCED laundry flat-work wrapper.

Apply in person only. Sierra Laundry, 21 East Plaza. HOUSEKEEPER Care of children. Live-in. References re-qulred.

FA 2-6728. 6TENO-TEMPORARY days 10 to 6. Address replies to Gazette-Journal Box 905. HOUSEKEEPER. Cooking, general housework, live-in.

Call between 6-7 p.m. FA 2-0160. MANICURIST wanted at River-zslde Barber Shop. HOUSEKEEPER, live out, care of two children. FA 3-3265.

MEN OR WOMEN 18 IBM PROOF OPERATORS MACHINE BOOKKEEPERS Several excellent and varied opportunities for experienced applicants. Employee benefits, 5 day week, paid vacations. Age to 40. Interviews 10 3 206 N. VIRGINIA ROOM 309 AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT CHUCK SALLY MADDOX 129 N.

Virginia. Phone FA 3-6393 or FA 3-5492 RENO EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 158 No. Virginia Phone FA 2-4056 NEVADA STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Perpetual Inventory Clerk: Skip Tracer. Female; Clerk-Typist; Male Bookkeeper OT; Stenos; Exper. Ser.

6tn. Attdts. Local Work Ref; Typewriter Serviceman; Shoe Repairman; Chambermaids. Apply 102 East Second Street ACCORDION teacher. State quail, flcatlons, experience, age, etc.

Exceptional Income. Immediately. Write Gazette-Journal Box 913. LEARN shorthand Typing In six weeks. Reno Business College.

FA 2-8601. SALESMEN, AGENTS 20 SALESMAN For new residential construction sales. Man or woman may apply. Broker's license not required. Applicants should have pleasant personality, neat appearance, not over 35 and some knowledge of construction business.

Write complete details in first letter. Gaz-Jour. Box 914. CLASSIFIED ADS BEING RESULTS nition an almost impossible task. She made 51 hazardous trips through the 1800 yards of "no-man's-land," delivering hundreds of rounds of ammunition to the hard-pressed gun crews.

At the end of her tour in Korea, Sgt. Reckless was brought to the United States, in November. 1955, she was sold to the 1st Marine Division Assn. for the token sum of one dollar by her owner, Capt. E.

T. Pederson, who purchased her at the Seoul raco track. Sgt. Reckless has been at the Camp Pendleton stables since. their estimated tax and, if so, of the penalty under any of the four exceptions.

Mr. Evans requested that tax- payers who find that more than 30 of their total tax for 1956 must be paid with their final re turn file Form 2210 along with their Form 1040. He said that, without this form, it is difficult for the Revenue Service to determine whether a taxpayer's case comes within one of the four exceptions without contacting the taxpayer directly for additional information. Vital Statistics MARRIAGE LICENSES Dean Forbes CUne. 38, Berkeley, and Gloria G.

Griffen, 28, Reno. Clarence L. Merchant. 67, and Anna E. Daly, 70, both of Reno.

Harry B. Mogg, 25, Miami, and Nancy J. Budzinsky, 28, Paul P. Chimits, 23, Doyle, and Carolyn J. Pickens.

27, Reno. ACTIONS FILED Carol B. Brown vs Peter M. Brown; Clayton N. Howser vs Virginia Howser; David M.

Young vs Marjorle Young; State of Nevada vs James E. Foster; Matter of Southern Temple Baptist Church; Frances K. Wong vs Larry Wong; Edith M. More vs Jimmie W. More.

i George M. Beckerle vs Mildred Beck-erle; Estate of Robert H. Lockett: David B. Shaffer and Irwin Shaffer (Phillips Mfg. Co.) vs Rid Supply Catherine Piercy vs Ralph B.

Piercy; Hannelore Rosset vs Barnet L. Rosset: Patricia R. Belcher vs Kyle A. Belcher. Bernice Jefford vs Norman A.

Jef- ford: Marv E. Coleman vs Charles L. Coleman; Helen J. Jerrell vs Edward L. Louella Comp vs Freeman Comp; H.

Dewey Anderson vs Ernest F. Burkhalter; Harry J. James vs Elizabeth B. James. Louise F.

Joyner vs Joe C. Joyner; Elvira Kupferman vs Jack Kupferman; Melva C. Nason vs wood row w. jsason; Kelko Johnson vs George F. Johnson, Phillip B.

Babcock vs Edith M. Babcock; Ethel M. Cross vs Walter L. Cross. 1 Arvllle Fanning vs George D.

Fan- nine: Janet V. Ley vs Frederic A. Ley; Clarence J. Townsend vs Pauline Town- send; Irene Busse vs John E. Busse; Dora Lenante vs txeorge i.

lxl-Plante; Dorothy V. Ross vs Jackson W. Ross; Joan E. Bentley vs fTeaenck a. Bentlev: Jovce T.

Mulkerson vs James J. Mulkerson; Sharon Yates ve Laur ence R. Yates; France S. Hedger vs Marv C. Hedeer.

Helen b. sussman vs txiwara j. suss- man; Annie Powell vs Simon J. Powell; Willie. 4r we ViriHnfg White: Sierra Pole arftt Piling Co.

vs Jack Forrester; Peter Demmer vs Feme G. Demmer: Jennlne Judd vs Roy Judd; Edward J. Whalen vs Ellen V. H. Whalen.

Bernice D. Arndell vs Robert J. Arndell: Carol Ann Bayard vs William N. Bavard: Leonard B. Washburn vs Marquerlte H.

Washburn; Helen J. Reasor vs Nevada Club; ihada Le Trout and Raymond T. Trout vs City of Reno; Sarah G. Miller vs Sumner Rulon-Mtller Norma Reeves vs Paul Reeves; Linda j.Monarrvs AiDert Mohatt: Gloria C. Ossorghin vs Paul Ossorghin: Beryl J.

Anderson vs William j. Anderson. DECREES GRANTED fSiw A. Marsh from Florence N. Marsh.

Barbara Beyers from Gerald Beyers, 'Harlene Batrice Tilden from Baron Stow Tilden, Irene Busse from John E. Busse. Harold F. Madison irom Dorothy Madison, Rhoda Mary Mason from Edmund Murray Mason. iazei Elnora Grochowskv from Quentin Clyde Grochowsky, Raymond E.

Dixon from Delight Charlotte Dixon. Mabel B. English from Harrison v. angusn. DEEDS RECORDED Wallace G.

Oliver to Paul Tholl, sr. part of lots 17, 18, 19 and 20, block 45, Newtown Tract. Noah and Viola Nelson to James and Margaret Ward, part of section 11, T. 20 I. lo li, jvuj5bm.

Cyrus and Elsie Wyckoff to Roger and onerry iveson, 101 uiuuit southland Helehts Subdivision. Charles and Marda Stewart to Rob ert and Beatrice O'Connell, part of lot 27, Gilbert's Addition. Tone Larude to Melville and Gretchen Hancock, part of SE'i section 26. 19 N. 19 E.

MUBSM. Melville and Gretchen Hancock to Henry and Doris Isbell, part of SEV4 NW'l, section 20, i n. i is, Rov Roberts and Son to Dwayne and Elana Diffin, part of lot 9, block Rancho Manor subdivision. Orson and Ileen Topham to John and Helen Potter, lot 25, block Westerly Addition to Green Brae Terrace. T.V.

ftej. VS. Pit. Off. 1957 by NEA cervSe.

Inc. BABY SITTERS 28 EXPERIENCED baby sitting. Afternoons, evenings. Reasonable. Best references.

FA 2-6230. THE CHILD GARDEN. Licensed. 50 cents hourly, play school pro-gram. 643 West.

FA 2-0883. EXPERIENCED baby sittes. Days, afternoons and nights. Best ref-erences. FA 3-0152.

EXPERIENCED baby sitter, excelZ lent references own transports-tion. Anytime. EL 5-4055. LICENSED AGENCY Sierra Baby Sitters. FA 2-2526.

CHILD care, your home, anytime. Experienced woman. FA 2-6395. CARE OF CHILDREN 30 THE CHILD GARDEN, RENO'S Beautiful play-school for children. 7 a.m.

6 p.m. Nursery School, Kindergarten. Licensed and Approved by State Board of Education. Phone for brochure. 643 West St.

FA 2-0883 JACK AND JILL has a few vacancies In accredited kindergarten. Licensed and approved by Department of Education. Trans, portation. 1350 Davidson Way, FA 3-9486. LAD'N LASSIE NURSERY Playland for children, 2 to 8 years.

Pre-school activities. Full time supervision. 759 Norta Virginia. FA 2-0524. CHILD care In my home.

Reason, able, best references. Northwest. FA 3-0554. SPIRITUALISM 34 IP IN doubt see Reverend Love. Reader.

FA 2-4157. 526 W. Tar- lor. REVEREND OS ETTA, reading dally. Meetings Thursday.

8 p.m. FA 2-6316. 730 Marsh. MADAME VICTORIA. Noted astrologlst.

Gifted. Psvchlc FA 2 5172. 743 E. Second St. FRAN Astrology, card reading.

Phone FA 3-0952. RUTH Psychic cards. 15th yea In Reno. FA 2-9752. DRESSMAKING, TAILOR 36 SKILLFUL re-weaving and repairs.

Standard prices. 740 No. Sierra. FA 2-8813. DESIGITTG slip-covers, dressmaking, remodeling.

Lisa M- Kun. der, 822'a University. FA 2-3803. FOR THE HOME 38 WINDOW SHADES MADE IN ONE HOUR! VENETIAN BLINDS AWNINGS Park at Our Front Door QUIMBY'S RENO 735 W. 3rd (Plaza) FA 2-3434 By the Railroad.

RADIO, TV SERVICE 40 EXPERT TV RADIO REPAIR "Anything Electronic" HU1 A Hill Appliance, 1830 South Virginia. FA 2-1111. CARPENTRY, REPAIRS 42 SAM STARK General contractor. Remodeling, new construe tlon, carports, patios, fences, planning kitchen layouts, cab-inets. Built Ins.

Phone FA 3-5803 evenings. A-l NON-UNION carpenter, new construction and remodeling. Estimates free. Terms arranged. FA 3-7296.

EXPERT carpenters. New con-structlon or remodeling, wiring outside city. Terms arranged. Phone FA 2-7256. CARPENTER Cabinet making rooms, additions, added.

Remodeling, repairing. Best refer-ences. By hour. FA 2-5326. CABINET MAKING Formica fabt ricatlon and furniture repair.

Free estimates. Phone EL 5-8902. DECORATING, CLEANING 44 BPECIALlZINO'ln Spring House cleaning. Waxing floors, walla and window washing, Venetian blinds. Lawn mowing and gar.

dens. FA 3-8344. HOUSECLEANING Ceilings, walls, woodwork cleaned. Reasonable. Andrew Schmidt.

FA 2-1930. JAMES CRISTELLO Painter and decorator, paper-hanging. Fairest price In town. Phone Reno FA 2-1563. VETERAN desires painting, interior, exterior.

Also carpenter repairing. Felix Cyrzan. EL 5-3041. VENETIAN BLINDS 1 DAY SERVICE KINNEY'S MAINTENANCE FA 2-7263 PAINTING-PAPERING. Day work.

Reasonable. Need work. FA 2-6371. HOUSECLEANING Complete Job. Walls, ceilings, floors, win.

dows, quality work. FA 3-1243. FOR personalized painting, decorating and paperhanglng. call Bill Howard. FA 2-5714.

MOVING, HAULING 46 VETERAN desire yard cleaning, basement, attics. Trash hauled. Felix, EL 5-3041. RUBBISH removed from-yard! basement, attic. Call La Verne Vmmg EI 5-8575 Try a Want Ad Crossword Puzzle Insects XS.

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