Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 8

July 16, 1947 8 RENO EVENING GAZETTE Flamingo Club FIREMEN ARE ANXIOUS, TO KEEP SECOND STREET BRIDGE IN GOOD REPAIR Pitcher Blow Fractures Skull WINNEMUCCA, July 16. Because of a skull fracture received in an altercation at the Martin hotel last week, Claudio Yturryga is in a San Francisco hospital under the care of a head specialist. A dent in his head caused by blow from a water pitcher allegedly dealt by Domingo Echeverria will require special attention, according to hospital authorities. He was accompanied by a nurse, Mrs. Tony Rossi.

No charges have been filed against Echeverria who is confined in the county jail pending the outcome of Yturryga's mn Ni lS Services Held For Carson Man CARSON, July 16. Funeral services for William Bellman, 71, who died July 9 at his home on the Hot Springs roadj were held Saturday afternoon from the chapel of the Capital City mortuary. The Rev. John L. Harvey of the Federated Community church officiated.

Interment was in the family plot of Lone Mountain cemetery. Many friends of the deceased were in attendance for the final rites. Floral gifts were in profusion. Pallbearers were Bernard Et chart, William Murray, William Johnstone, Al McGee, W. E.

Ran-ney and Everett Kraai. 13 iiituipuiaicu CARSON, July 16. Filing articles of incorporation with Secretary of State John Koontz Monday, the Flamingo Club, reported 250,000 shares of stock with a par value of one dollar each. The board of directors consists of Sanford Adler, Charles Resnick and James West, who all give their address as 206 Beckley building in Las Improved insecticides may lead to production of even greater potato crops. Council Votes Salary Raises Further Changes Made in Bill Within a few minutes after passing one amendment to Reno's city salary ordinance, the city council instituted action Monday night to make still further changes in the act.

The new amendment was introduced by title only, and members of the council said they had not yet decided upon details of the bill. The proposed ordinance must be read in full before final passage. A change in section 8 of the existing ordinance was called for in the title reading of the amendment Monday night, however. Section 8 governs the salaries of an mornhprs of the police depart Story of the Files Forty Yean Ago Today Using his prostrate body to block the wheels of a runaway car on the treacherous Oling-house grade, Charles Saunders was reported to have saved the lives of two babies and a young woman. When his brakes failed, he first tried to hold the car back with his hands and failing that, he threw his body beneath the wheels.

His action stopped the car giving his passengers time to get out. He suffered several broken ribs in the action. Twenty-Fivt Years Ago Today Reno's 23-day race meeting came to a close and it was announced by race directors as one of the most successful that Rene had ever had. The state highway fund was $14,345 richer as a re suit of the meet. Mosby's station at the half way house between Tonopah and Manhattan was announced officially closed.

weight and still won't be able to use the bridge. Fire Chief Karl Evans pointed out. Rerouting the engines across the Lake or Center st. bridges will mean a loss of between a minute and a minute and one-half in reaching areas near the East Second st. bridge, he added.

The council agreed that the situation was undesirable, but explained that funds in excess of the requested $2000 simply were not available for rehabilitation of the One section of the old structure across the Truckee river has been closed off since the Sierra Pacific Power co. installed a new water maih across it several weeks ago. Poor condition of the East Second st. bridge, despite approximately $2000 worth of repairs khe city plans for the 40-year-old structure, will result in a slight delay in fire equipment reaching the southeastern part of Reno in the future, it was disclosed at Monday night's meeting of the city council. Installation of new stringers and other materials under one of the bridge's eight sections will make the structure safe for a load of four tons, City Engineer E.

W. Frisch told the council in requesting the $2000 appropriation. But most of Reno's fire trucks range from nine to 11 tons in are Large deposits of bauxite found in South America. 10 BIG. COLD DIVERSIFIED India contains 77.000.000 Mos 6 'ISOLATE RUSSIA' Rep.

Noah M. Mason (R-Ill) recommended in Washington, D. that the U. S. break off diplomatic relations with Russia "and keep her isolated from the rest of the world until she is ready and willing to cooperate to insure the future peace of the world." Gas on Stomach Rehmd in minuio 4ubl rear mui kadi When umittnmvb 6 cause painful, wfforai to km.

aour nomacb and heartburn, doctor usually prmrrltM ftir tastesvat-ttwt mmirtiM known lor symptomatic rrllrt mmii-lnrcllke thoartn Br Ik-ana Tablet No laxative. Bell-ami bring comfort in a tiff or return tmttl to us for double money back 25o BELL-ANS for Acid Indigestion 25 lems, 12.786.806 Buddhists. 8.280.- ment except the chief. 347 Animists, 6,296,673 Christians. 4,335,771 Sikhs, 1,252,105 Jains.

109,852 Parsees, and 240,000,000 Hindus. Unofficially, wan 'n that the amendment would make possible the hiring of an instructs Whn will eive special training to all city law officers. The amendment to me ainntpd Monday night TERN, NOT GULL, The famous gull that perched on the head of Capt. Eddie Ricken-backer, adrift at sea during World War II, probably was not a gull, but a tern, according to bird authorities, since no gull ever had been reported from that area of the world. raised the pay of the chief of po- lice from $4duu to ojw a jc.

set the limits of pay of the city ot hstwppn $5000 ana Board to Hear Tax Protests WINNEMUCCA, July 16. As a board of equalization, the county commissioners will meet in the courthouse July 28 to hear complaints on taxable property in Humboldt county. Continuing in session until the third Monday in August the commissioners will question taxpayers appearing before them concerning current assessments against the dissatisfied property owners, and make their decisions after the testimony has been submitted and reviewed. $9000 a year, and raised the pay of the park superintendent from COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE IB. SLB.

JOSEPH OPTOMETRIST 1 56 NORTH VIRGINIA RENO BROADCASTING IS COMING TO RENO $aUUU to qJou a Sparks Matron Dies in Idaho Mis. Delilah Ann Humphreys, a resident of Sparks since 1935, died Monday at Pocatello, Idaho. She was born at Paris Idaho, on October 28, 1873, and most of her life was spent in that state. Twelve years ago she moved to Sparks to reside. Surviving are seven children, 21 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

The children are Mrs. Helga Pugmire of Pocatello, Lawrence Humphreys of Nampa, Idaho, Mrs. Hortense Shupe, Mrs. Flora Vanderhoof, Mrs. Lois Hau-der, Elmo P.

Humphreys of Sparks and Everett Humphreys of Portola, Calif. She was a member of the church of Latter Day Saints and the Daughters of Utah pioneers. Funeral services were held at Ovid, Idaho. THEY'RE BENEFICIAL TTnnA reeardless of KWRN Nevada Mineral Laboratories Assayers Chemists Write for our price list and special moiling envelopes. 1118 E.

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Funeral services were conducted at Wilson-Bates chapel here Wednesday for James Henry Metzel of Ely who died last Friday. Mr. Metzel was born December 18, 1871, and came to this vicinity from Pleasant Grove, Missouri, 21 years ago. Surviving are four sons, R. E.

Metzel of Portola, W. H. and Jim Metzel, both in government service in the South Pacific; and Ralph Metzel of Santa Ana, Calif. Other survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Plelen Edwards of Santa Ana, Calif, and Mrs.

Alice M. Fales of Trenton, N. and a sister, Mrs. Ernest Meyers, Oklahoma City. eficial to man anu snuum ed, since they prey on injurious insect pests in the house.

LUCKY STROKE presents THE MAN WHO KNOWS- Popular Song Writer Is Dead SANTA MONICA, July 16. (IP) Walter Donaldson, prolific composer of many popular song hits since 1915, is dead. The Brooklyn-born writer of "My Blue Heaven," "Yes Sir, That's My Baby," "My Mammy," "Little White Lies" and a host of others succumbed yesterday to a liver ailment of long standing. He was 54. 4 Recruiting Chief In Winnemucca WINNEMUCCA, July 16.

In connection with the navy recruiting program, Chief H. H. Hart, head of the Naval recruiting office in Reno, will be in Winnemucca Thursday afternoon. Chief Hart will maintain headquarters at the postoffice during his short stay here until Friday. He is an overseas veteran with many years of service in the navy.

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