Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 6

Jan. 16, 1947 6 RENO EVENING GAZETTE tyafer Company Elects Officers Goldfield Hotel Damaged by Boys GOLDFIELD. Jan. 16. Several young boys here1 have been ac TRANSPORT ARRIVES YOKOHAMA; Jan.

16. UPr The navy transport USS Lejeune and the army troopship General Lang-fitt arrived today with 4071 military personnel, 27 war department civilian employes, 26 American Red Cross personnel and 85 servicemen's dependents. CARSON, Jan. 16. T.

W. Cross of Carson was reelected president and manager of the Carson Water Town Hall Debate On Nationalism Changing their announced topic of "What About Russia?" to "Is Nationalism Any Longer Necessary?" Lewis Browne and Ely Cul-bertson were well received 'by a Reno Town Hall audience. in their debate at the Tower theater Tuesday night. Mr. Browne, taking the negative side of the subject, spoke first.

Both speakers were introduced by Dr. John Moseley, who acted as moderator. Mr. Browne described nationalism as obsolete and added that if cused of depredations' recently in the Goldfield hotel building which has been unoccupied for some time. Arthur Gray of Los Angeles, owner of the property, arrived here last week and after examining the hotel said that considerable damage had been done.

He said a fire had been built in one of the bathtubs, furniture on the first and co. for the second year at a meeting this week of the concern's trustees. Others named to offfce were Hazel Bigelow, vice president, and E. W. Miller, secretary and treasurer.

First order of business as the stockholders conducted their yearly meeting was the election of the Mono Land Fight Told Descriptions of his fight against efforts by the city of Los Angeles to purchase land in Mono county, Calif, for what has been termed "protection of the metropolis' water supplies' from polution" were given Smith Valley Rotary club members this week by Walter Evans, Mono county district attorney. The land in question is of importance to many Smith Valley residents, Rotary members indicated, because of its use by many stock raisers in that area as summer range. After Mr. Evans outlined the present status of the dispute, the Rotar club agreed to approve a resolution at its next meeting opposing the purchase. The resolution will be sent to congress where legislation is now pending which would authorize Los Angeles to purchase Mono county land for $1.25 an acre.

Claire Engle, congressman from the California district which includes Mono county, has opposed the bill Since it first anrwareH in second floors was broken and destroyed, pillowcases burned, mattresses cut open and 16 bevelled GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Brakes Adjusted Relined Carburetor and Ignition Specialists TOvPJSA EQUIPMENT CO. Willys-Jeep; Cummins Diesel 545 E. 4th St. Phone 2-3451 the world is to continue its progress, it must attain unity. He traced gla, mirrors broken.

Amount of the damage was not estimated. cnrinl nrp-anizations from the fej Tl water company's board of trustees, including T. W. Cross, George I. Long, Hazel Bigelow, Alvin H.

Farmers Agency Issues Report SUSANVILLE, Jan. 16. Report of activities of the Farmers home administration in Lassen, Modoc and Plumas counties for 1946 was released this week by Traver W. Goethe, FHA supervisor. He said the report also covered activities of the farm security administration which was merged into the farmer home administration last Nov.

1. In 1946, the local FHA office loaned $35,025 to seventeen farmers. Seven of these loans were to veterans of world war II to buy livestock, machinery, feed, seed, fer-ti lizer and other operating needs. Principal and interest repayments on outstanding operating loans totalled $48,305.27 at the end of the year. Mr.

Goethe said that most borrowers were paying ahead on their loans now, when farm prices are good in order to protect themselves against any future drop in prices. Delinquency on repayments of both interest and principal the first of this year amounted to less than 3 per cent on all loans serviced by this office, the supervisor said. Mr. Goethe said that his office has received one-third more applications for FHA assistance than were made a year ago and that half again as many loans were made to new borrowers. He attributed the increase to the larger number of veteran applications.

Comsfock Native DR. CARL A. WATSON CHIROPRACTOR Cliff and E. W. Miller.

The water company officials 17 E. 2nd St. Phone 3292 Taken by Death adopted an improvement program fo rthe ensuing year which calls for the re-laying of several mains in the city as well as enlargement SPECIAL! of reservoirs. All that is currently holding the project up, it was indicated, is the lack of materials. VIRGINIA CITY, Jan.

16. Henry Engelbrecht, native of Virginia City, died at his-home in Santa Monica, on Jan. 8 after a long illness, it was learned here recently. He was identified with-the social and business life of Santa Monica for 50 years. Mr.

Engelbrecht was" born in Virginia City 78 years ago. During his youth here he made the ac Washington, D. C. last year. DR.

G. F. HARMKE CHIROPRACTOR Tel. Sparks 2807 1530 I St. Sparks, Nevada Call Evening9 After 5 P.

51. RAGS WANTED Must be clean. Deliver to GAZETTE PRESSROOM You Know SOUTH VIRGINIA ROAD PHONE 8986 FRIED SPRING CHICKEN $2.50 HOT BISCUIT AND HONEY DINNER INCLUDES RELISH BOWL SOUP SALAD A GENEROUS CUT OF GERALDINE'S FAMOUS HOMEMADE PIE Coffee -Tea -Milk FOR YOUR DINNER AND DANCING HOUR THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN RENO WINS DIVORCE Mrs. Howard Gould leaves the Washoe county courthouse after being granted a divorce from the New York capitalist on grounds of mental cruelty. THEFT FROM STORE Nevada Machinery and Electric 121 North Virginia re-ported theft of an electric razor and a cigaret case from its shop here Tuesday.

Total value of the two articles was given as $24.75. family to recent nationalism and said that the next logical step in social evolution was the formation of a world society. Nationalism is unhealthy and evil, Mr. Browne argued, and is a recent step in social growth. Nationalism came later to the U.

S. than to other countries, he said, growing up after the civil war and aided by the continent spanning railroads and telegraph lines. "Any war now is a civil war," he said. We must become human beings instead of Americans', Englishmen, Russians or other nationalities, he 'said, and added that the peoples of the world must will world unity. Mr.

Browne, a writer and commentator, also is a visiting lecturer at a number of universities. He made several trips to Reno during the war to speak at the army air base. In opposition, -Mr. Culbertson asserted that internationalists were the "lunatic fringe" or naive "Utopians." The dominant force today is nationalism and it will remain dominant, Mr. Culbertson declared.

He stressed the practical difficulties of a united world, pointing out that there existed neither an international law, nor courts nor police force to enforce the regulations of such an ideal society. Mr. Culbertson proposed instead that we recognize nationalism, our loyalties to our nation, and devote our efforts to the creation of a workable world government to keep peace. He proposed reforms of the United Nations to abolish the veto in the security council in matters of aggression or preparation for aggression; international control of atomic energy and heavy armaments with an allotment of armament production to each country; and the formation of an international police force from the small countries of the world. He told the audience that we must evolve a plan or we would scon have no worries.

He said that he believed a third destructive war would come unless a world organi-eation with power is developed. Mr. Culbertson also said that the U. S. must choose between world -peace or world conquest.

Right now, he said, this nation is able to accomplish either by threat of 12,, Ua rlo- The Reno Pet Food Market Has Maintained Its Policy of Keeping Prices Down. Vitamin Loaf Ib. 15 All Fresh lb. 20e Meat Leaf Ib.25e Roast Tenderloin lb. 30c The Same Prices Prevail as on Our Opening Day in March, 1943.

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quaintance of Mark Twain and other celebrities who helped to make the Comstock famous. He became a close friend of Mark Twain. Early in "life he entered the emplpy of Sen. John P. Jones, founder of Santa Monica, and was associated with the senator in many of his Nevada interests.

Mn Engelbrecht went to Santa Monica about 20 years after the city was founded and became manager of Sen. Jones' interests there. A few months after he went to the California city he became cashier of the bank of Santa Monica, which was1 founded at that time. He was later advanced to vice president and continued in that capacity after the Jones interests in the bank were sold to the California bank in 1921. He was elected repeatedly as a director of th Santa Monica-Ocean Park chamber of commerce and served as president of the board of education in Santa Monica.

In addition to his business interests, Mr. Engelbrecht took an active part in the social life of Santa Monica. He was a member of the Brentwood country club, Uplifters club, Del Mar club, Rotary club and Masonic lodge. He is survived by his widow, Winifred; a daughter? Mrs. Felice J.

Tefft of San Fernando, and a son, Roy, of Santa Monica. Funeral services were conducted Jan. 10 from the Pierce bros-Todd and Leslie Mortuary. Cremation followed and the ashes will be brought to Virginia City where his father and mother are buried. LISTEN TO THE SONGS OF YESTER' YEARS BY NINA HINDS BERNIE AND HIS SINGING VIOLIN "CROSS THE DESERT SANDS WITH EDNA EARLE" Kansas ''City, Mo.

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