Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 12

12 RENO EVENING GAZETTE November 16, 1956 Stock Quotations DENNIS THE MENACE by Hank Ketcham Final Brief In Thunderbird New York GAZETTE RADIO LOG (Radio logs are compiled from Information provided by the four Reno radio stations, which are responsible for keeping them op to date. The Reno Evening Gazette assumes no responsibility for the correctness of the logs or for network changes made too late for entry in the log For Information concerning the programs do NOT call the Reno Evening Ga7ette. Please call the radio station involved. KATO FA 2 4501; KOU FA 3 5106; KOLO FA 2 4516; KWRN FA 3-6156; KONE FA 3-4493. KOXE 1450 Kc High Fidelity Music and News 24 Hours a Day 1340; KOH, 630; KOLO, 920; KWRN.1239 DOW, JONES AVERAGES 30 Industrials 480.67 .47 20 Rails 156.51 .22 15 Utilities 66.81 .24 Approximate Sales, 1,820,000 NEW YORK, Nov.

16. JP) Steels remained on the upside but the- stock market closed with prices irregular today after profit-taking trimmed early gains. Pivotal stocks showed a pattern of gains running from fractions to a point or so and losses of fractions to about two points. The market was moderately higher from the start and remained that way until afternoon, then more and more losses began to appear. The Associated Press average 60 stocks closed unchanged at Gazette TV Log Television logs are compiled from Information furnished by TV stations aad they are subject to change.

The Reno Evening Gazette assumes no responsibility for their correctness. Foi further information rail Station KZTV. phone FA 3-0721 or Community Antenna, FA 3 0741. Friday COMMUNITY ANTENNA 1 4. 6) KOLO-TV (Channel 8) 4:00 2 Tooney Town 8 Party Line 4:30 6 Strike It Rich 8 Love of Life; Pub.

Serv. (4:45) 5:00 6 Deputy Dave 8 Pixie Fun 5:30 A Popeye 8 News. Weather Sports (5:45) :00 2 China Smith 4 Capt. Sacto 6 News; Doug Edwards (6:15) 8 Doug Edwards (6:15) 6:30 2 Early Show 4 Cisco Kid 6 My Friend Fllcka 8 Sportsman's Corner 7:00 4 Boxing 8 Fights 6 Our Miss Brooks 7:30 2 Sherlock Holmes 4 News (7:45) 6 Person to Person 8:00 2 Life with Father 4 Hall of Stars 6 West Point 8 Life of Riley 8:30 2 Charades 4 Walter Wlnchell 8 Walter Winchell 6 Zane Grey 8:00 2 Ida Lupino Show 4 On Trial 6 The Crusader 8 American Portrait 9:30 2 New Orleans Police Dept. 4 Big Story 6 Playhouse of Stars 8 Playhouse of Stars 10:00 2 Star Performance 4 Three Star Theater 6 Lineup 8 Lawrence Welk 10:30 2 News; Play of Week (10:45) 6 Studio 57 11:00 2 News (11:20) 6 Combat Sergeant 8 Late News and Weather 11:20 4 Tonight 6 Jubilee Movie 12:30 4 News 1:30 6 News $177.90 with the industrials up 10Briss Mfg mi cents, the rails down 40 cents and Bun- Add 38t KWRN Platter Show 4 P.M.

KATO Top Tunes; 4:18 News KOH Football KOLO News; 4:05 Muslo KWRN Platter Show 4:30 P.M. KATO For Parents Only KOH Monitor KOLO Music: 4:55 Weather KWRN Music 5 P.M. KATO Music KOH Monitor KOLO News: 5:05 Music KWRN H. Weaver: 5:20 At Ease 5:30 P.M. KATO Washington Report; 5:45 Music KOH Monitor KOLO Sports; 5:45 Frank Goss: 5 :55 Local News KWRN Dinner at the Green Room 6 P.M.

KATO Hawaii Calls KOH You Bet Your Life KOLO News; 6:05 Cocktail Tim KWRN News; 6:10 Music of the Masters 6:30 PJVI. KATO Lorn bardoland OS.A. KOH Nat. Farm and Home KOLO Cocktail Time KWRN Songs of Italy 7PM KATO Magic In Music 4-xx iuuaiujr KOLO Fort Lamarie KWRN Dinner Music 7:30 P.M. KATO Dixieland Music KOH Monitor; 7:45 Football KOLO Headlines Around World: 7:45 VFW Report KWRN Unit 99 8 P.M.

KATO Music KOH Football KOLO Report to You; 8:20 Local Music KWRN Lawrence Welk 8:30 P.M. KATO Music KOH Football KOLO Jazz Hariri KWRN Dance Orchestra 9 PJVI. KATO TBA KOH Football KOLO Jazz Band: 9:25 Rendezvous KWRN Natl. Juke Box 9:30 P.M. KATO Monica Whalen; 9:45 Dateline Defense KOH Football KOLO Reno Rendezvous KWRN Best Bands 10 P.M.

KATO Muti. KOH Reporters Notebook; 10:15 Dance- Time KOLO Ten o'CIock Wire: 10:15 Music awKfl-unytnni on Parada 10:30 Pitt. KATO High Time KOH Dance Time KOLO Music KWRN Dance Party 11 P.M. KATO High Time KOH Classical Moods KOLO Music; 11 :55 News KWRN Dance Party 12:01 A.M. KOLO Music and News to 6 a.m.

"Let's turn the page! I'm Vila I Statistics BIRTHS iROWN In Hawthorne, Nov. 8. 1956, tn n.lw and IVTVa Pn.rciHi Rrnuin 1r. o.kWit Haierht.pr Holland Due. 'HARRIS In Hawthorne, Nov.

9. 19.56, 1 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 16 to Mr. and Mrs. John Harris of Bab-; (AP) Cattle: salable lor week 700.

Ccn-bitt, a son, Larry Cornell. I sist of supply around 25 per cent KING la Hawthorne, Nov. 9. 1956, to, slaughter steers, remainder largely Mr and Mrrs Marlon King Bab- Islauhgter cows. Compared with late bitt a son.

Klinton Michael. ilast week: only moderately active to MADRID In Hawthorne, Nov. 8, 19o6.rather slow; slaughter cows about to Mr and Mrs. Joseph Madrid of steady; other ciasssj generally weak to babbitt a son Richard Ernest. 50c lower.

One lot average good 1140 lb QUINT In Hawthorne. Nov. 13, led steers 19.03 early; few lots and loads 196 "to "Mr and Mrs Alonza Quin- high standard to low good 9D0-1C50 lb tana of Babbitt, a daughter. DEATHS PALMER In Reno, Nov. 15.

1956. Baby Girl Palmer, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harrv Palmer of Reno. A TIRED of lookin' ot ol' LIVESTOCK MARKETS SAN FRANCISCO i steers I ioaa average gooa 777 lb slaughgter heifers 17.00; 1 load high standard 774 lb slaughter heifers il6.C0; 1 load standard mixed young I cows and heifers 14.00; bulk utility cows 10.00-10.50: 1 load commercial to weak. Bulk good end choice 300-500 lb! slaughter calves 16.00-16.75.

few to 17.00 1 17.00 HOGS: salable for week 800. Com- pared with late last week: moderately active, butchers closed 50c lower, sows about steady, feeder pigs scarce. Mixed lots U. S. No.

1-2 180-2-50 lb butch- ers 16.50 on Monday and Tuesday and 1 ib.2.- on Wednesday and Ihursday. tHfc.fcF: salable tor week 24U0. com nnrpri with late last wppk- rather Klnw. siaugnter lamos weas to auc lower, otner classes scarce, several loads scarce. Several loads i choice wooled 108 lb Oregon slaughter lambs 18.75; 1 lot good and choice 101 lb wooled lambs 19.00; few lots 113 lb 18.50.

STOCKTON STOCKTON FSMN CATTLE for week 2600; 65 per cent stockers and feeders, 25 per cent cows, balance main ly slaughter steers and heifers. Com parea ran last wees: staugnver steers i native of Reno. 1 12.25; few head aged commercial 11.00; Funeral arrangements are pending canners and cutters 7.50-9.50. at the O'Brien-Rogers Funeral Home, CALVES: salable for week, 70. Compared with late last week: only mod-MARRIAGE LICENSES I erately active, slaughter calves weak to imnM nhristfnsFn.

51. Donner 50c lower, stock steer calves steadv to Lake and Martha H. Clayton, 34 Reno- Dennis R. Murphy. 20.

and Margaret F. Watson, 17. both Reno; standard to low good calves 13.03-Frederick Koenlg, 32, Milburn. N. 15.06: 1 lot choice 570 lb stock steer and Muriel B.

Vezos. 25, Reno; Ray C. calves 18.50;1 lot 4S0 lb steer calves Radio frequencies In kilocycles: KATO FRIDAY 5 P.M. KATO Bob and Rav KOH It's New; 5:05 Polls; 5:10 Bus! ness; 5:15 Neveda News; 5:25 Weather KOI Edward Murrow: 5:15 Music KWRN Music; 5:20 Mel Allen 5:30 P.M. KATO Bob and Ray; 5:45 Music KOH Tea for Two; 5:45 E.

Peterson KOLO Sports Final; 5:45 Frank Goss KWRN William Winter: 5:45 Bob Garred 6 P.M. KATO Newsreel: 6:15 Sports KOH News; 6:10 Old Grad; 6:15 Alex Dreier KOLO Music: 65 Sports: 6:15 Lowell i nomas KWRN Ed Morgan: 8:15 Resume 6:30 PM. KATO Music KOH Fred Waring KOLO Amos Andy: 6:55 News KWRN Resume KATO Heatter: 7:15 Music KOH Cavalcade of Sports KOLO Reno Rendezvous; 7:25 New KWRN Resume 7:30 P.M. KATO Counterspy KOH SDorts KOLO B. Crosby: 7:45 J.

Dollar KWRN Mystery Time 8 KATO City Editor KOH News; 8:15 One Man's Family KOLO Football; 8-05 R. Lewis KWRN American Music Hall 8:30 PJM. KATO Music KOH Bob Hope KOLO CBS Workshop KWRN American Music Hall 9 P.M KATO News; 9:15 Behind the Story KOH Radio Fan Club KOLO Music: 9:25 Ross News KWRN Best Bands 9:30 P.M. KATO Musical Moments; 9:45 Medical History KOH Dance Time KOLO So They Say KWRN Imagination 10 P.M. KATO Gabriel Heatter KOH Richfield Reporter: 10:15 Dance Time KOLO Ten o'clock Wire; 1:15 Music KWRN Imagination 10:30 P.M.

KATO Crowe II Show KOH Dance Time KOLO Music KWRN Dance Partv 11 P.M. KATO Yawn Patrol KOH Classical Moods KOLO Music: 11:55 News KWRN Dance Partv 12:01 A.M. KOLO Music and News to 6 a.m. SATURDAY 1 A.M. KATO Hemingway; 7:15 Breakfast Gang KOH Cactus Tom KOLO News: 7:05 Sunrise Serenade: 7:15 News KWRN Musical Clock; 7:15 Martin Agronskv 7:30 A.M.

KATO Breakfast Gang; 7:45 Music KOH Cactus Tom. KOLO Frank Goss: 7:45 Sunrise Serenade KWRN Musical Clock 8 A M. KATO Music; 8:25 News KOH Cactus Tom KOLO News: 8:05 Story Master KWRN No School 8:30 A.M. KATO Haven of Rest KOH Cactus Tom KOLO Robert Q. Lewis KWRN No School 9 A.M.

KATO To be announced KOH Cactus Tom KOLO News; 9:05 Story Master KWRN No School 9:30 A.M. KATO To be announced KOH Cactus Tom KOLO Gunsmoke; 9:55 Weather KWRN All League Clubhouse 10 A.M. KATO To be announced KOH Kelly Barton; 10:15 News KOLO News; 10:05 Story; Music; 10:20 G. Drake KWRN Top Tune Time 10:30 A.M. KOH Monitor KOIX3 Galen Drake KWRN Top Tune Time 11 A.M KATO Notre Dame Football KOH Football KOLO Mid-Morn Melodies; 11:15 Football KWRN Football 11:30 A.M.

KATO Notre Dame Football KOH Football KOLO Football KWRN Football 12 Noon KATO Notre Dame Football KOH Football KOLO Football KWRN Football 12:30 P.M. KATO Notre Dame Football KOH Football KOLO Football KWRN Football 1 P.M. KATO Notre Dame Football; 1:30 Music KOH Football KOLO Football; 1:45 Treasury Show KWRN Football 2 P.M. KATO Music KOH Monitor KOLO News; 2:05 Treasury Show KWRN Platter Show 2:30 P.M. KATO Music KOH Football KOLO Treasury Show KWRN Platter Show P.M.

KATO Music KOH Football KOLO News; 3:05 Man Blte Record KWRN Platter Show P.M. KATO Music KOH Football KOLO Man Bites Record rr rt rH 42 55 39 lulls steady stpekers and feed- Am 42 15 Ore. 48 43 to fully 10? lowr. 'Atlanta 72 5, 71 53 bt: KNEV 95.5 Megs. FRIDAY, NOV.

16 5:00 Cocktail: In a Mellow Mood. Bobby Hackett 5:30 Chorale: Folk Songs of the New World, Roger Wagner Chorale 5:45 Organ: Porter Heaps plays the Hammond 6:00 Feature: Barbecue, Peter Barclay and His Orchestra 6:30 Concert: Bolero I Andre Koste. lanetz 'and His Orchestra 7:00 Supper Club: Whispering Moon-light, Van Lynn and His Orch. 7:30 Latin Americana Fiesta 8:00 Showtime: "The Pa jama Game starring John Raitt, Janis Paige and Eddie Foy, Jr. 8:45 Concert Cameo: Durante.

Concerto in Minor for Strings 9:00 Music's Finest Hour: Victory at Sea; Ravel, Rhapsodie Espagnole 10:00 Opera Highlights: Verdi's "A Masked Ball" 10:15 Symphonic Hour: Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5, Wlliiam Steinberg conducting the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra 11:00 Sign Off SATURDAY, NOV. 17 7:00 Sign On 7:01 Morning Varieties 9:00 Coffee Cup Concert; Light and Lively 9:15 Instrumental Yours: Favorites. (Quotations furnished by the California Co. NEW YORK, Nov.

15. Stocks: Open Air Reduct 483i Alleg Stl 58 Allied Chem 93 Va Allied Strs 48,4 Allis Chal 313,4 Am Airlines 235a American Can 4138 Am Car 58 Am Loco 13 's Am Motors 578 Am Rad St Am Smelt 52' A'mer Tel fc Tel 169 'j Am Tobacco 73 1 Am Viscose 33' 2 Anacon Co 7978 Armour Co 1634 263 AvcoMfs 61a Bait tz Ohio 52 Bendix Av 59 2 Beth Steel 1683 boeing Airp 533 First Close 488 58', 92 48V4 32 Vi 23 ,2 41T. 59 18ii 5 181, 5134 169-i, 72' 2 33'-a 792 16'2 264 6'a 515a 59 1693i 58 583a 442 17 14 44 32i4 1334 67 34 18U 23 71 44 30 17 473i 16 8 40 ie 1934 443i 20'2 46! 126 361,8 1278 52 1,2 468 28' 'a 868 184 50 S2 Eorden 583 a' x-acis. 1 Can Pac 32 Case (JI) 13 Cater Trac 92 Celanese 133i Ches Ohio 6734 Ch Sp Ss Pac I8V4 Chi NW 23 Chrysler 72 Coig Palm 44' i Col Brd A 295 Co! Gas 17 Coml Cred 475i IComl Solv 1634 SComw Edis 403g 1 Cons Cop Mns 1934 Edis 45 Container 207 Cont Can 4634 Cont Oil 126 Crane Co 1 35 Crown Cork 13 iurZ, wr Deere Co 28'a DoUg Air 90 Dow chem 70' DuPont 186 nasi Air ii si Easrm Kod 91 'i El Auto Lite 3533 El Bond Shr 26 '4 Flintkote 39 Ford Motor Gen Dynamics 535a Gen Elec 608 Gen Foods 45 3414, 263, 39 55' 52i4 60 45 14 66 73 76'a Gen Mills 66'J "I10" 4 77 'Greyhound 1434 14s numesiaxe Int Biz Mach 4874 Int Harv 37 't Int Nick 102 Int Paper 103 Int Tel Tel 31'i Johns Man 48 Jones 61 333, 488 37 101i 108 .31 481, ISI3. Kaiser Alum 52 Kennecott 133 49l2 1323i 4534 Kern Co 46' Lehman Cp 28-1 Lof Glass 83 Lib McN 14 Lock Air Loews 9 Lorillard 167, Macv (PHI 31 3g Martin (GL) 42 Minn Mng Mfg Mont Ward 42 Nat Blsc 36 Nat Cash Reg 50 Nat Dairv 37'i Nat Distill 263 Nat Gypsum 40 'i Nat Lead llO Nat Sup 92 Central 36; No Am Avia 44 Nor Pac 385i Ohio Oil 40 Pac Gas Elec Pac Licht 36' Parke Dav 45 Pennev 85'i Pa RR 22' Pepsi Cola 19' 2 Phelps Dcd 67 2 Phillips Pet 522 Proct Gam 45 Pullman fifi Pure Oil 455i Radio Cp 35'i Ravonler Stl 55' i Revere Cop 34 Rexal Drug 93 Rev Tob 5334 Rheem Mfg 194 Richfield 72ig Safeway St 66 Schenley Ind 18 Vi Sears Roeb 31 Shell Oil 84 'i Sinclair Oil 62 'i Socony Vac 52- 3 Cal Edis 461, South Pac 47 Sperry-Rand 23', Std Brands 403.

27'a E2 13 53 19 31'ij 41i2 65 41 36'4 483. 3734 26i 40 109' 9134 36'4 43, 403B 49i; 36 44 85 22 19' 61' 52', 46 66 44' 36 31' 553 38 9' 54' 19 715 655ii 183s 31'i 85 62! 512 4614 4634 23' 41 1 45'. 55' 5534 5'. 26'4 48 '2 55 211 2 40 18 Std Oil Cal 46 Std Oil Ind 59'g Std Oil Sterling Drug Stude-Fackard Sunray Oil Sylvanla Elec 55-', 551 a 5', 251'j 48i'2 553 213t 403, 18', 39', 24 58'i 4034 85' 2 43 71 'i Texas Co Textron Tide Wa As Trans Air Tranramerica Twenty Fox Un Carbide Un Oil Cal Un Pac 39'i 24 11 1 1: 58 293i 4078 8433 70i2 27 18 29'8 53 102 113 Un Air Lines Unit Aire US Rubber US Steel Warner Eros 27 West Un Tel 18' '4 West Air Br k. 30 West Elec 533i Woolworth 46 Young Sh 102 i'a ienitn 114'i K-SUE (SUSANVILLE 1240 KC) FRIDAY, NOV.

16 6:15 Supper Serenade 6:30 Newscast 6:45 Showboat Round the Eend Heartbeat Theater 7:30 Cancer Show 8:00 Music You Want 9:45 Newscast SATURDAY. NOV. 17 7:00 Rise and Shine 7:30 News Roundup 7:45 Sports Page 7:50 Rise and Shine 8:30 Newscast 8:35 Rise and Shine 9:00 Music 9:15 Classified Column 9:30 Newscast 9:35 Civic Calendar 9:40 According to the Record 9:45 In the Woman's World 10:00 Music Box 10:30 News 11:25 Your Birthday 12:45 Farm Front 1:00 Lassen Roundup 2:30 Regional News 2:35 Lassen Roundup 3:00 1240 Club 3:30 News 5:30 Bandstand 6:00. Speaking of Sports 6:15 Supper Serenade 6:30 Newscast 6:45 Reserved for You 7:00 Hon6r Roll of Hits 7:30 Countrv Style, U.S.A. 8:00 Dance Time 9:45 News TAKES SECOND EVENT TORONTO, Nov.

16. UP) Billy Steinkraus of the United States won his second individual event last night in the international jumping event at the Royal Win ter Fair Horseshow. BETTER WELLS FOR LESS! CALL AL WELCH FA 3-3437 IRRIGATION AND DOMESTIC WELLS DEVELOPED ase on (Continued from page 11) whethsr it is immune from ju dicial control. In the latest lengthy commission brief, Loomis argued that the Thunderbird errs in claiming that the supreme court must consider only "new evidence" taken in district court, and dis regard the "old evidence" taken bv the commission. Loomis savs the taking of evidence in district court was improper anyway, as a matter of review, but the high court must consider all materials before the lower court.

The commission brif said the Thunderbird had failed to show-that a gambling license is a 'right" which can be protected by injunction, noting that the 1955 gaming control act describes a license as a "revocable privi lege." The commission brief ar gues again that the Thunderbird sought the wrong legal relief in the first place. "To enjoin the actions of the tax commission in administering the state gaming act would be to emasculate the com mission entirely and render its statute-given authority useless," the brief says. The brief considers a number of disputes as to interpretation of the evidence, and said that as a result of tax commission expe rience in hundreds of cases "there was probablv no body in the world more qualified to rule on the question." Of Thunderbird claims that further investigation was warranted on passage of a new gaming act in 1955, the tax commission says this was first raised in supreme court briefs, and that it would have been an "idle act" not required by law. WEATHER Information as furnished by the U.S. Weather Bureau at the Municipal Air- port, Reno.

Temperatures high and low for 24 hours ending at 4:30 a. Jrriday, Nov. 10, ltfoti. Nevada Stations '3alveston. 75 51 REXO 49 ls Helena 38 26 -1 ml rn 'IfVUHUH 1D 43 jaUA3UU 1 UC OU Mo untaln.

38 21 Kansas 51 23 so 56 29 Los Angeles. 75 62 36 25 Louisville. 65 33 Drnti, uua jt. pa F.lv 45 11 Memphis. 63 36 45 23 Miami 80 74 65 28 Minn-St.

Paul 38 17 44 New Orleans. 82 55 Fallon Las Vegas Loveloc's Susanville 45 20 New York. 47 19-Omaha 69 56 41 13 51 23 71 53 70 37 72 44 A'innemucca 44 26 Okla. City National (Philadelphia. Information iPhoenix Albany N- Y.

69 53 Pittsburgh 5 48 Rapid Citv 28 7 I Bismarck 23 9 Richmond 72 54 40 23 St. Louis 66 28 Boise Boston I Rrowtisville. Buffalo. I Casper Charleston Chicago 71 55 -3. Lsfce Citv.

36 85 can Antonio. 70 47 63 46' San Hieeo 73 47 26 H'San Francisco 63 41 73 3t. Ste. Marie 35 31 67 47 33 67 32 Spokane 68 35 Tampa 33 27 84 57 72 57 46 23 31 21 36 20 7 Cleveland Columbus, O. 71 35 Washington.

Denver. 35 16 Wichita Detroit. 62 34 Rdmor.ton 54 2" Winnipeg. 25 fii 70 33! i'l'p11-1 Fl Paso Fari'o i "url-" PRECIPITATION DATA Reno and western Nevada: last 24 hours to a. none: sepson to date.

1.73; last season to date, 1.17; nor-mel to date. 1.55. Other stations (last 24 hours): Nevada stations, none: Atlinta, trice: Birmingham. .75: .03: Buffalo. .02: Charleston, S.

C. .02: Chicaao. Cir.cinna'i. .17: Cleveland. Columbus.

.11: Detroit. .41: Duluth. Gplveston. 65: Helena, Louisville, .08: Me-nhis. 1.46.

Also UinneaoolH-St. Pau .53: New O-lepnp. .11: Omaha. Pittsburgh, pofland. Ore.

.12: St. St. Ste. .26: Pnoksne Montreal. W'nn'neg, .03.

FORECASTS Reno, western Nevada: mcstlv fair to-nieht and Saturday, slightly warmer. Nevada: fair in the. south, mostly cloudy in the north toniiht and Sat-urdav. little temperature change. Sierra Nevada: fair tonight In the south oortion, cloudy In the north portion Saturday, little temperature chonge.

Sunset today, 4:43 p. sunrise Saturday, 6:45 a. sunset Saturday, 6:43 p. m. George Dewey, hero of Manila, was the only admiral of the Navy of the United States.

ri :1 4 1 3 3, ll 1 -V 1 -I HI Ej -M' fc -Ji SKVi 2 1 I i i I I I 1 4 i A 4 ii i Kouewko, 32. and Janice H. Mendel. ii. hntvi Hjnn' Karl WU1CK.

a. naiue Mountain, and Eva C. Rodenberger, 24, Battle Mountain: Robert Q. Barry. 22, and Joanna M.

Reeser. 18. Dotn kbdo. Fred Shocklev. 47.

Oakland. Calif. nri Wilda Camarillo. 37. Reno; James E.

Bethel. 50. and Nancy t. uougias, jo. both Fallon; Adriaan visser, iu, rlif onH Map A.

M. Baldwin, valley, 38. Reno. rmnnirt xom. 26.

I ecopa. Biiu Hele M. Higney, 21, Reno: Joseph R. Devereux. 21, Reno, and Amelia ij.

'zuaga. 19, Sparks; James A. Frank, 21, Carson, and Jeannette R. Booker, 19. Reno; William K.

Opdyke, 49, San Francisco, and Irene R. Gut. 37. Reno. John E.

Walsh. 30, Berkelev, and Jane K. Long, 23. Reno; Ruben E. Anderson.

36, and Autrie M. Jackson, 26, both Reno: Duncan S. Parker, 19, and Carol A. Kellogg, 18, both Reno. Joseph Lawrence, 50, and Mrytle M.

Knutson, 41, both Reno; Jack V. Brown, 45, and Maria L. Jordan. 32, both Trucliee; David A. Collings, 31, and Anne L.

Larsen, 27. bofi Reno; Richard E. Criswell, 36. and Shirley M. Ma-kara.

26, both Reno Robert J. Tyldesley, 29, Los Angeles, and Ellen V. Riley. 29, Tahoe City, Douglas K. Bourne, 20, Reno, and Brenda B.

Plant. 18. Lafayette. Joseph W. Paddock, 20.

and Catherine F. Azcarate. 18. both Reno; Donald O. Lee.

28. Ofklrnd, and Shirley Preciado, 21, Reno. Kenneth W. Mansing. 28, Reno, and Judith Engelman, 16.

Weott. Pat Workman, 33, Herlong. and Agnes M. Mischke, 21. Susanville; Lyle W.

Horn, 38. and Amy S. Brown, 36. both Susanville; Hober L. Davis.

30. Reno, and John Cox. 32, Oakland, Ollverio Gomez. 32. San Ysidro, and Lola A.

Jacquez, 2o, Sparks. James S. Freeman. 21, Los Angeles, and Josephine M. Collura, 19.

Reno; Doval W. Fatheree. 20. Reno, and Jean Berry. 17, Sparks; Robert D.

McGregor, I 31. Susanville. and Betty S. 22, Sonora, Tex. DECREES GRANTED Marjorle O.

Standlee from Kenneth Knowles Standlee, Rp.y C. Konewko from Clarice E. Konewko; Harold Gould from Rose M. Gould; Allie N. Baldwin from Winton B.

Baldwin: Elizabeth J. Berthenson from Donald M. Berthenson; Imogeane J. Carr from Nash H. Carr; Mvra Duarte from Mack Buarte; Margaret M.

Ferguson from Amos T. Ferguson; William Francis Gormley from Louise Mildred Rummler Gormley; Vera Greenwalt from Gertrude Maxine Greenwalt; Freeland L. Hixon from Shirley Jean Hixon: Herbert W. House from Eddith B. House; Carl E.

Kelley from Delia Deloris Kel-ley; Richard F. Kelly from Mary M. Kelly. Nobat Kahn from Helen Kahn; Jane Long from George Long: Dorothea Ellen Neff from Albert Leroy Neff: Lawrence Olivlera from Alma Oiivlera; Ma rian L. Plotka from Maxin J.

Plotka; Irena Gut Rim'er aka Irene Gut Rim- ler from Abraham Rimler: Sarah D. Roberts from Channing S. Roberts; Dorothy Rogers from John M. Rogers: i in .,4. Of 1157 issues traded, declines outnumbered advances by 501 to 380.

There were 70 new lows for the year and 25 new highs. Volume totaled 1,820,000 shares compared with 2,210,000 yester day. deriy Man's Body Is Found The badly decomposed body of an elderly man was found Thurs- ilgn In a chnA nr. wn cl son roaa near ine west second street underpass. There was no identification on the body or in the shack, police said.

Only a comb was found in his pockets. The body the man had apparently hanged himself from the rafters with baling wire had been there for several weeks, 1 1': 1 1 -j It was discovered by William Mozeman, a Plaza street hotel resident. The body was taken to the O'Brien-Rogers funeral company, where undertakers said today au thorities would try to obtain fin gerprints San Francisco Mining SAN FRANCISCO Mining stocks: Sales Stock High Low Close 6O1) Ambrosia 1100 Apex 100 Biack Bear 3 40 1.15 .09 .19 .06 .31 .03 .40 .04 'S .16 5:00 .03 .13 .20 .09 'i 3.35 1.15 .73 .08 .18 .06 .27 .03 .40 i .16 5.00 .03 .12 20 .18 .04 3.35 1.16 .73 .08 .18 .06 .31 .03 .40 .04 i .16 230OO Con Virginia 2ooe Eureka Co 10000 EuTeka Ham. 2500 Giant 9000 Goldfield Dev 2000 Gold Metals. 1100 Mt.

Union JTzOCAna r. muu rc viuutum 5.00 .03 .13 .20 .09 'j .18 .04 i r. 3000 Red Hill 1000 Tonepah 76 9000 Verdi 2000 Vivian 5000 West Empire. .18 .04 Bid Asked Acme .09 .12 3.55 .26 1.15 .70 .14 .20 .20 .10 Ambrosia 3.25 American Copper 12 Apex 1.10 Black Bear Best, Belcher Black Mammoth Blue Ridge A Blue Ridge Calif ir.nnlrs Com Keystone Comstock Tunnel Con ChOiiar Con Virginia Double Eureka Eureka Hamburg Giant Golconda GulrifieJd Con Goldfield Dev Gold Metals Gold Zone Hercu'es Jack Waite Manhattan Con Manhattan Gold Mt. Union National Tungsten New Metals Nielsen, Inc North Star Oil Operator Pacific Uranium Parade Guamus Ponv Meadows Red Hill Uranium Roscgold Round Mountain .65 .14 .10 .16 .16 1 .06 .06 JiO .03 .12 .16 .06 .28 .15 .85 .03 .38 21 .16 .1 i) .06 .15 .15 .02 .13 .16 4 95 .09 .02 "i .12 .14 X3 .12 .02 'i .20 2 .02 Va .45 .09 .09 .25 .18 .08 .31 .20 1.25 .03 Vj .40 .30 .23 .11 .07 .05 .16 .25 .06 16 .17 5.C0 .04 .13 .25 .14 .14 .04 .21 .06 .03 .55 '2 .20 .04 .28 rorn Silver Divide Tonopah 76 Tonopah Divide Trail Inc 20th Century Fuels Verdi Vivinn .15 Western Empirt 03' White Caps .25 Eggs, Butter, Chsese SAN FRANCISCO.

EGGS Prices to retailers: Poultry Producers: large A A 53-54. large A 52-53, medium A 5-46, Email A 35-36; Sylvester Dairy Products: lanre AA 53-54. large A 52-53, medium A 45-46, small A 34-35. Prices to wholesalers: FSMN: large A 51-52, medium A 44-45. small A 34-35.

BUTTiiR: rSMN: trices to wnoiesai- ers: 93 score 60, Mi score oo-oo, score 64. CHEESE: FSMN: Prices to wholesal ers: loaf 42-43V2. singles 38-39. Fra Poultry an ncisco SAN FRANCISCO. Live Poul- try: broilers, lbs.

23-24; fryers, heavy type, lbs. 18-19: roasters, heavy type, 4V2 lbs and over. 28-29; fowl, hens, light type, all 13-132; fowl, heavy type, all 19-20; old roosters, all 10-11: squabs, all 85c. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO. Nov.

16. (AP) Close: WHEAT: Dec. 2.391,2-: Mar. 2.42''4- Mav 2.393i.7i; juiv 2.273.i-7i: Sent. CORN: Dec.

1.37-i: Mar. 1.42-42!'4; May l.444-Ts: July l.46!: sept. i.h. OATS: Dec. 7858; Mar.

79; May 77T-' 3i: Julv Sept. 74'i. RYE: Dec. 1.52!'4: Mar. 1.56 li: May 15614-ii; July 1.51-5034.

METALS PRICES NEW YORK. Nov. 16. (AP) Spot non-ferrous metal prices today: copper 36 cents a pound, Connecticut Valley; lead 16 cents a pound, New York: zinc 13'i cents a pound. East St.

Louis; tin $1.098 a pound, New York; foreign sil- ver 91 cents per tyoy ounce, New York. BANK STOCKS Bid Asked Bank of America 38 '2 403,4 Chase Natl Bank 49 52, Irving Trust 33 35e Manuf Tru'st 437' 48 National City 698 7434 Guaranty Trust LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Washoe County, Nevada, will receive bids not later than THURSDAY, December 20th, 1956. at 10:00 o'clock a. m. for the following: Not to exceed 100.000 eallons and not less than 40.000 gallons of gasoline.

Same to be placed in the tanks of the Saturday COMMUNITY ANTENNA (Channels 2. 4. 6) KOLOTV (Channel 8) 7:15 6 Agriculture Show 7:20 6 Captain Fortune 8:00 4 Capt. Sacto 6 Read Along With Me 8:30 6 Capt. Fortune; Trude Time (8:45) 9:00 6 Brother Buzz; Capt Kangaroo (9:15) 10:00 4 Howdv Doody 6 Mighty Mouse 10:30 4 Commando Cody 6 Capt.

Fortune 11:00 4 Fury 11:30 4 Uncle Johnny Coons 6 Wild Bill Hickok 12:00 4 Farm and Home Hour 6 Cactus Pete 12:30 6 Lcne Ranger 4 Eiily Jack Wills 6 Cactus Pete 8 The Big Picture 1:30 4 Football (1:451 8 Industry on Parade; Football 6 Texas Rangers 2:00 6 Capt. Midnight 2:30 6 Camera Three 3 :00 6 House Call 3:30 6 Saturday Matinee 4:00 8 Cowboy Man 4:30 4 Bill Rase Show (4:45) 8 Capt. Kangaroo 4:45 8 Know Your Neighbor's Religion 5:00 2 Musical Hearts; Film Feature (5:15) 6 Del Courtney 8 Wild Bill Hickok 5:30 2 Frontier Playhouse 4 Capitol Theater 8 Mlghtv Mites 6:00 6 The Millionaire 8 Sports. Weather. News (6:05) 6:30 6 Buccaneers 2 Football Scoreboard 8 Watch the Birdie 7:00 2 To be announced 4 Juke Box Jury ii Waterfront 8 Jrke Box Jury 7:30 2 Wrastling 4 People Are Funny 6 High Finance 8 People Are Funny 8:00 4 Perry Como 6 Jackie Glpason 8 Beat the Clock 8:30 2 Guv Lombardo 8:00 2 California Hayrlde 4 Sid Caesar 6 Oh Susanna! 8 Shower of Stars 9:30 6 Hey Jeannie! 10:00 4 George Gcbel 6 Gunsmoke 8 George Gobel 10:30 2 (Saturday Night Movie 4 Hit Parade 6 Pro Football Highlights 8 Your Hit Parade 11:00 4 Three Star Theater 6 Lilll Palmer Presents 8 Late News.

Weather 11:30 6 Jubilee Movie 12 :30 4 News 1:30 6 News Accused Drivers Plead Innocent Two Stead airmen pleaded in nocent to charges of reckless driving Friday morning in municipal court. Lawrence Slaney, 21, and Nor man H. McGuire, 20, were arrest ed the night before as they, Offi cers Thomas Iliggins and Roy Halliburton said, drag-raced on South Virginia street. Slaney was also charged with driving a car with loud exhaust pipes. The officers said they clocked the pair at speeds from 65 to 75 miles an hour.

INSURANCE STOCKS Bid Asked Contl Casualty 84 95 Great American Ins 33 5 a 36 New Amsterdam 39'i Home Insurance 42V 445s Kangaroo says BUSTER BROWN shoes are the best I lower, ers weak and stock steer calves 50c to 1.00 lower, stock heifer caU'es abotit steadv. HOGS: for week 950. Compared with last week's close: barrows and gilts 50c lower, other classes steadv. SHEEP for week 250. Compared with last week: slaughter end feeder lambs mostly 50c lower, slaughter ewes steady.

LOS ANGELES LOS ANGELES. Nov. 16. (AP-FSMN)- CATTLE 600. Supply mainly cows.

Moderately active, steady to 50c higher, in- stancef 1.00 higher: other classes too scarce to test, nominally steadv. Few 14 nn tHII. several loads utilitv and commercial 12.50-13.50; utilitv 10.50-18.50; canners and cutters 8.0Q-10.50. CALVta 50. Not enough done to establish mprket: nominally steady.

HOGS and SHEEP none. PCL MEETS MONDAY SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 16. Iff) The Pacific Coast Baseball League will hold its regular Fall session here Monday. The proposed purchase of the Vancouver Mounties by a group of businessmen there will be discussed.

Proposals for a 1957 schedule also will be heard. Vera V. Stuart from Alex Graham Stuart; Evelyn Lorraine Turra from Nicholas P. Turra: N. Clark, by his guardian ad litem Robert Tavlor Adams from D.

S. Clark (annulment). CASES DISMISSED Braden Machinery Co. vs George Hll- fliard. an individual and dba Double Diamond Livestock without crej- judics; Aurelia Satchell and Mamie F.

R. Harris Nelson vs Leo L. Caldwell and Delia F. Caldwell, without prejudice. nilr'tiiftfinnj iii'iiiVlii'iTiliYi mm.TrMif-rTiaftA This announcement is neither an offer to sell nor a solicitation of an offer to buy any of these Securities.

The offer is made only by the Prospectus. ray- 1 NEW ISSUE Mantovanl and His Orchestra 9:30 Meet Your Star: The Four Lads 9:45 Piano Portraits: Carmen Cavallaro 10 Showcase: Curtain Time. Morton Gould and His Orchestra 10:30 Guest Star 10:45 Sketches: Rendezvous. Morton Gourld and His Orchestra 11:00 Morning Melodies: Two People Alone. The Melachrino Orchestra, 11:30 FM Favorites: Holiday In Paris.

Frank Chacksfield and His Orch. 12:00 Tunes at Noon: Monty, Mantovanl and His Orchestra 12:30 Luncheon Concert; Ecstasy, Otto Cessna and His Orchestra 1:00 Piano Parade: Liberace at the Hollywood Bowl 1:30 Pop Concert: Nat 'King Cole 2:00 Favorites: Hoagy Carmichael Suite 2:30 By Recording: Thinking of You, Les Baxter and His Orchestra 3:00 Feature: Strauss, Graduation Ball. Anatole Fistoulari conduct- lng the New Symphony Orchestra 4:00 Oraan: Waltzes of Vienna, Jesse Crawford 4:30 Serenade In Blue 4:45 Chorale: Songs of the South 5:00 Facts Forum 6:30 Assignment, Middle East 5:45 Wallie Warren 6:00 Waltz Time: Waltz Dreams Wayne King and His Orchestra 6:30 Rinkv Tlnk: Parlor Piano, Frankie Froba 7:00 Polka Party: Polkas In th Morgan Manner 7:30 Paris Star Time 8:00 Hi Fl Fun 8:30 Dance Date 12:00 Sign Off 630 HOLID GAS KOH hos odded another newscast, weekday mornings to help you keep up to dote on world events. Listen to the news ot ten a. m.

each Monday through Friday for the latest news and weather reports. Common Stock Par Value 10c Per Share Price $3.00 per share Copies of the prospectus are obtainable from the undersigned 500,000 Shares AY JEMS! ZONE OIL RPO RATION mUlllMiS Tired of "Rock and Then listen to "Classical Moods" each evening from 1 1 to midnight on KOH. Seven nights a week, KOH brings you the world's greatest classical music for your late evening listening pleasure. Riviera Hotef, Las Vegas Please send me Prospectus of HOLIDAY OIL GAS CORPORATION several departments of Washoe County, for the year 1957. ALL BIDS ARE TO BE SUBMITTED IN DUPLICATE.

The Board reserves the right to re-y 1ect any and all bids and to accept the bid best suited for the needs of Wa- shoe County. NAME A ADDRESS CITY Brought To You By FOLK CAMPBELL SHOE STORE 21 WEST SECOND ST. RENO DIAL H. K. BROWN, Clerk of thn nruH nf nniintu Commissioners.

Washoe County, ufe.i-wfc nevaaa. N16-23-30.