Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 10

March 30,19571 1 0 RENO EVENING GAZETTE WEATHER I GAZETTE RADIO LOG snting Control DSMNiS THE MENACE by Hank Ketcham (Sadlo logs ar compiled from Information provided by tha font Ren radio stations, which are responsible for keeping them up to date. The Reno Evening Gazette assumes ao responsibility for the correctness ot the logs or for network changes msde too late fsr entry In the log For Information concerning the programs do NOT call the Reno Evening Gazette. Please call the radio station Involved KATO FA 2 4501; KOH FA 3-5106: KOLO FA 2-4516; KDOT FA 3-6156; KON'E FA 3-4493. Gazette TV Log Television logs are compiled from Information furnished by TV statieni and they are subject to ebanse. The Reno Evening Gazette assumes no re-'onsibilitj for their correctness For further information call Station KOLO T.V phone FA 3-0721 or Com munity Ar tenna FA 3-041.

Saturday COMMUNITY ANTENNA (Channels 2 4. 6) KONE 1450 Kc High Fidelity Music and New 24 Hoar a Day Radio frequencies in kilocycles; KATO. 1340; KOH, 630; KOLO, 92bTKDOT7T230 KNEV 95 MCS SATURDAY, -MARCH 30 4:00 Organ: Leroy Andreson Favorites, Richard Ellsasser 4:30 Chorale: Spring la Here, The Ray Charles Singers 5:00 Music We Remember: Quiet Music, Vol. 5 5:30 Musical Interlude: Music of I nr. lng Berlin, Andre Kostelanets 5:45 Wallle Warren 6:00 Waltz Time: Waltzes by Weld- teufel 8:30 Rinky Tlnk: Crazy Otto Rides Again 7:00 Favorites: Bonjour Paris 7:30 Gay Nineties: 23 (in hi fi) Skiddoo 8:00 HI Fl Fun 8:30 Dance Date 12:00 Sign Off SUNDAY, MARCH 31 8:00 Sign On 8:01 Organ Recital: Organ Music of Spain and Portugal, E.

Power BlKKS 'How was I s'posed to know it was Aunt Ethel's. birthday candy?" LEGAL NOTICES INVITATION FOR BIDS Notice Is hereby give that sealed bids will be received and publicly opened at 10:00 a. Thursday, April 4, 1957. by the Board of Regents and at the oilice of the President of the uni versity of Nevada. Morrill Hall.

Reno, Nevada In accordance with the laws of the State of Nevada, for the INSECT PROOFING OP A BARN ON THE VALLEY ROAD FARM of the Unlver slty of Nevada. Bids shall be on forms furnished by the University accompanied by a bid bond, certified check, or cashiers check In the amount of at least 5c0 of the amount bid and shall be deliv ered in sealed envelopes properly marked, Board of Regents, University of Nevada, Reno, Nevada co P. W. Hayden, Comptroller. The envelopes shall be marked "Bids for insect Frooi-' Ins of a Barn on the Valley Road Farm." Plans, Specifications, and Proposal Forms may be secured by qualified bidders irom the omce or the unlver.

sity Engineer, in his office in Morrill Hall, Heno, Nevada. Before the time specified above bid ders may secure instructions from Mr. Robert C. Foolman. University Enact neer.

at his office In Morrill Hall, Unl-' versity of Nevada, Reno. Nevada, and make appointment to receive lniorma tion regarding the wprk or any special prooiems therewith. Contractors shall be licensed In the State of Nevada, should provide for the use or local help whenever avail. able, end shall pay the prevailing wage scale as set by law. Bidders are notified that the State of Nevada, acting by and through It's Board or Regents, reserves the right to reject any or all bids when such re P.M.

KATO Music 6.15 News KDOT Paul Harvey; Club 1-2-3 (6:15) KOH Monitor KOLO Our Miss Brooks :30 P.M. KATO Concert Hour KDOT Club 1-2-3 KOH Monitor KOLO Jack Benny P.M. KATO Lombardoland. U.S.A. KDOT Club 1-2-3 KOH Monitor KOLO Johnny Dollar P.M.

KATO Music KDOT Musical Caravan KOH Amerlr an Forum KOLO Gunsmoke: 7:55 News 8 P.M KATO Symphonies KDOT Musical Caravan KOH Monitor KOLO Suspense 8:30 P.M. KATO Symphonies kdot Musical Caravan KOH Monitor KOLO Music 8:45 Hour of St. Francis 9 P.M. KATO News 9:15 Music KDOT Musical Caravan KOH Stars in Action KOLO First Methodist Church P.M. KATO Pharmacy: 9:45 Dateline the tsiDie KDOT Musical Caravan KOH Danes Time KOLO N.

Y. Philharmonic 10 P.M. KATO Billy Graham KDOT Dance Party iuu-Kicnneid Reporter: 10:15 Dance Tim KOLO N. Y. Philharmonic 10:30 P.M.

KATO Wines of Heallna KDOT Dance Party KOH Dance Time KOLO N. Y. 10:55 Music for You tl P.M. KATO Slen Off KDOT Dance Party KOH Classical Moods KOLO Music for You: 11 55 News 12:01 A.M. KDOT Svlvan Green fihnw to 1 a n.

KOLO Midnight to Morn MONDAY 7 A.M. KATO Hemingway; 7:15 Breakfast Gang KDOT Musical Clock: 7:15 Martin KOH News: 7:05 Cactus Tom KOLO News: 7:15 Sunrisa Serenade Agmnsky 7:30 A.M. KATO Breakfast Gang; 7:45 Music KDOT Musical Clock KOH Shell News; 7:40 Fast Play; 7:45 Cactus Tom KOLO Frank Goss; 7 :45 Harry Babbitt 8 A.M. KATO News; 8:15 Sports Kews KDOT Musical Clock KOH Cactus Tom KOLO News; 8:10 Reno Reveills 8:30 AJSt. KATO Blb! Hour KDOT Musical Clock; 8:45 O.

Anderson KOH News; 8:45 Morning Meditation; 8:50 Musical Portraits KOLO News; 8:35 Reno Reveills 8:45 H. Miller 9 A.M. KATO News: 9:15 Harmonies KDOT Breakfast Club KOH News; 9:05 Cactus Tom KOLO Wendy Warren: 9:15 Party Lint 9:30 AM. KATO Harmonies KDOT Breakfast Club KOH Cactus Tom: 9:45 Musical Portraits KOLO Party Line 10 A.M. KATO News; 10:15 Tello Test KDOT My True Story KOH News; 10:05 Local News; 10:15 KOH Goes to School KOLO TV Log: 10:05 Mark Time 10:30 A.M.

KATO Coffee Time KDOT When a Girl Marries; 10.45 Whispering Streets KOH Bandstand KOLO Mark Time 11 A.M. KATO News: 11:15 Queen for a Day KDOT Open House KOH News: 115 Prelude to Noon; 11:15 Kelly Barton KOLO News; 11:05 The Right to Happiness; 11:15 2nd Mrs. Burton 11:30 A.M. KATO Queen for a Day KDOT Open House KOH Bandstand KOLO Strike It Rich; 11:45 Pat Buttram Noon KATO Tune Shop KDOT Paul Harvey: 12:15 Spotlit on Music KOH News; 125 Local News; 12:15 Dr. Rhythm KOLO Noon News; 12:15 Noontlms Melody 12:30 P.M.

KATO Baseball KDOT Spotllte on Music KOH Dr Rhythm: 12:45 For Better Farming KOLO House Party 1 P.M. KATO Baseball KDOT Make Mine Music KOH News; 15 B1U Goodwin KOLO Arthur Godfrey 1:30 P.M. KATO Baseball KDOT Make Mine Music KOH Bill Goodwin KOLO Arthur Godfrey 2 P.M. KATO Baseball KDOT Make Mine Music KOH News; 2:05 True Confessions KOLO Arthur Godfrey; 2:05 Ruth Asnton P.M. KATO Baseball KDOT Make Mine Music KOH Woman in My House; 2:45 Affairs of Dr.

Gentry KOLO Weather and You; 2:45 Back stage wife 3 P.M. KATO Music KDOT Make Mine Music KOH News; 3:05 Five Star Matinee KOLO Romance of Helen Trent; 3:15 our uai Sunday 3:30 PJtf. KATO Music. 3:45 Heres the Answer KDOT Teen Twenty Time KOH Hilltop House; 3:45 Pepper Young's Family KOLO Nora Drake: 3:45 Ma Perkins 4 P.M. KATO Tell otest; 4:45 Bam Hayes KDOT Teen is Twenty Time KOH News; 4:05 Dream A While KOLO Musical Afternoon 4:30 P.M.

KATO News KDOT Club 1-2 3 KOH Dream Awhile KOLO High School Hit Parade 8:30 Hour of the Crucified 9:00 Devotional Music: Concert of Sacred Music, The Mormon Tabernacle Choir 9:30 Columbia Masterworks: Strauss' Fledermaus Suite and Overture; Josef Strauss' Sword and Lyre, Op. 71 100 Opera for Orchestra: Puccini's "Tosca" 10:30 Great Overtures: Beethovens Egmont, Coriolon and Leonore Overtures 11:00 London Concert: Saint-Saens' Concerto No. 1 in A Minor lor Cello and Orchestra, Zara a Nelsova 11:30 Capitol Classics: Dukas' La Perl and The Sorcerer's Apprentice 12:00 Favorites: Tchaikovsky Romeo and Juliet (Overture-Fantasia) The Phllharmonla Orchestra, G. Cantelll 12:30 Sunday Serenade: Elgar's Cockaigne Overture and Beren-' ade in Minor for String Orch. 1:00 Favorite Classics: Coates' The Three Elizabeths Suite 1 :30 A 2:00 Sunday Afternoon Concert Hall 2:30 Musical Gems: Ravel's Bolero 3:00 Classics Hit Early Italian Music, Leopold Stokowski 3:30 Mr.

Maestro: Bartok's Concerto for Orchestra, The Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy 4:00 Sunday at Four 50 Keyboard Classics: Beethoven's Sonatas Nos. 30 and 31 for piano, Glenn Gould 5:30 Violin Virtuoso: Beethoven's Concerto in Major for Violin and Orchestra, Nathan Milsteln 6:00 Feature: Music of Enesco and Liszt, Leopold Stokowski and his Symphony Orchestra and Members of the NBC Symphony 6:30 Concert: Toscanlnl pays your Favorites 7:00 Concert Miniatures: Concert, The Vienna Philharmonic Orch. 7:30 Sunday Spectacular: Symphonic Dances, The Hollywood Bowl Symphony, Felix Slatkln 8:00 Opera in it's Entirety: Act 3 and 4 of Verdi's "La Forza del Destino" 10:30 Sign Off MONDAY, APRIL I 7:00 Sign On 7:01 Morning Varieties 9:00 Hollywood Bowl: Rlmsky-Korsa- koff'8 Caprlcclo Eepagnol 9:15 Coffee Cup Concert: From the Bay of Naples 9:30 Startime: Gordon MacRae and Lucille Norman (Desert Song) 9:45 Piano Portraits: Bill Snyder 100 Showcase: Paul Weston and his Orchestra 10:30 Latin Melodies: A Touch of Cuba 10:45 Morning Musical: Victor Herbert Serenades FM Favorites: Tchaikovsky's concerto no. xor Piano ana Orchestra. Emll Gllels 11:45 Opera for Orchestra 12:00 Tunes at Noon: Bubbles In ths Wine, Lawrence Welk and his Orchestra 12:15 Luncheon Concert: Mantovanl plays Rombere 12:30 Record Room Review 5:00 Music We Remember: Quiet Music.

Vol. 4 5:30 Chorale: Latin American Songs, DePaur's Infantry Chorus 5:45 TBA 6:00 Feature: Presenting Frank Chacksfield 6:30 Supper Club: Percy Faith's Orch. 700 Concert: Music of Lehar 7:15 Evening Musical: Songs for Strings 7:30 Latin Americana Fiesta 8:00 Showtime: "Plain and Fancy 8:45 Concert Cameo: Haydn Quartet No. 76. No.

1 9:00 Music's Finest Hour: Steinberg conducts Wagner 10:00 Opera Highlights: Saint-Safins' "Samson and Delilah'' 10:15 Symphonlcally Yours: Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5 11:00 Sign Off i-anicuuc ws LLI i inakini special appearance JvD'AM BOISE I Sid KROFFTN fLu i nUrnationalfr ftmoui tpecial fuert neuy LAmAKK i 9:00 Channel 8 wits your nest BILL LUNOIGAN for CHRYSLER CORPORATION THE FOnWSUtD LOOK yy i'i JGaie STORM 4 ft i SATURDAY 4 P.M. ATO Music KDOT Platter Show KOH Monitor KOLO News; 4:05 Music 4:30 P.M. KATO To be announced KDOT Club 1-2-3 KOH Monitor KOLO Music; 4:55 Weather' 5 P.M. KATO Music KDOT Cluh 1.2.3 KOH Monitor KOLO Nrws; 5:15 MitbIc 5:30 PJV1.

KATO Music KDOT Club 1-2-3 KOH Monitor KOLO Cocktail Tims P.M. KATO- -Pnwnll nulla KDOT Club 1-2-3 KOH Monitor kolo 6:05 Sports; Cocktail Tims (6:15) 139 P.M. KATO Maeic In Mnnln KDOT Club 1-2-3 KOH Monitor KOLO Indictment P.M KATO World of Life KDOT Club 1-2-3 KOH MnnitriT KOLO News; 7:05 FBI In Peace War KATO Dlxlalsnd Muil KDOT Musical Caravan K.OH Monitor; 7:45 Football KOLO Music; 7:45 VFW Report; 750 KATO Marian Theater Musical caravan KOH Football KOLO Gil Henry KATO Musical Wheel kdot Musical Caravan KOH Football KOLO Report to You; 8:35 Music 9 P.M. KATO News: 9:15 Blue Pacific KDOT Musical Caravan KOH Football KOLO Regal Music fin KATO Monica Whafen; 9:45 Dateline ueiense KDOT Musical Caravan KOH Football KOLO Gil Henry 1 P.M. KATO Music KDOT Dance Party KOH Reporters Notebook; 1:15 Dance Time KOLO Ten O'clock Wire; 10:15 Bud the Bell Bov 10:30 P.M.

KATO High Time KDOT Dance Party KOH Dance Time KOLO Bud the Bell Boy 11 PM. KATO High Time KDOT Dance Party KOH Classical Moods KOLO Bud the Bell Boy; 11:55 News a KDOT Sylvan Green Show to 7 a.m. jauaic wjia news to ajn. SUNDAY A.M. KATO Healing KDOT Parade of Hits KOH Young at Heart KOLO Invitation to Learning 8:30 A.M.

KATO Back to Orwl KDOT Parade of Hits koh Nevada Health: 8:45 Sunday Best KOLO Salt Lake Tabernacls 9 A.M. KATO Bible Class KDOT Parade of Hits KOH News; 9:55 Weather KOLO News; 9:15 Anaconda Show 9:30 A.M. KATO Voice of Prophecy KDOT Purarla nf TTi KOH Biographies In Sound ii-yjuu Anaconda Show; 9:33 Music; 10:15 TBA 10 A.M. KATO News: 10:15 Christian Sclenco KDOT Parade of Hits KOH Cactus Tom KOLO Morning Varieties 10:38 AJtt. KATO Frank Ernest; 10:45 Songs of Devotion KDOT Parade of Hits KOH--Cactus Tom KOLO TBA: 10:45 Morning Varieties 11 A.M.

KATO Studio Concert KDOT Parade of Hits KOH Monitor KOLO Morning Varieties 11:30 A.M. KATO Farnon Orchestra KDOT Parade of Hits KOH Catholic Hour KOLO Morning Varieties 12 Noon KATO Lombardo- 12:15 Cunningham KDOT Parade of Hits KOH Monitor KOLO Music 12:30 P.M. It AXrV Mnalo KDOT Parade of Hits koh Monitor KOLO Music 1 P.M. KATO Kostelanetr Orchestra KDOT Parade of Hits KOH Monitor KOLO Woo; worth Hour 1:30 P.M. KATO Record Merrv-Go-Round KDOT Parade of Hits KOH Monitor KOLO Wool worth Hour 2 P.M KATO Music KDOT David Rose Show PTOW MrmltiT KOLO News; 2: AS Philadelphia Orch c.sv r.m.

KATO Serenade KDOT Make Mine Miialn KOH Monitor KOLO Music P.M. KATO Mystery KDOT Make Mine Music KOH Meet the Press: 3:15 Bob KOLO Face the Nation -ia p.m KATO Mystery R.1XJT Make Mine music KOH Meet the Press KOLO Music 4 P.M. KDOT Make Mine Music; Club 1-2-3 (SMU) KOH Monitor KOLO TBA rjH. KATO Revival Hour; 5:30 Lutheran Hour KDOT Club 1-2-3 KOH Monitor KOLO Irish Music; 5:30 Sunday News uesK l5 TO THE atfle Shifts To High Court (Continued from page 1) Thunderbirrr, the casino would have been closed unjustly during the May-December period and the entire enterprise endangered. HITS "NEWSPAPER TALK" He pleaded with the court to treat the Thunderbird case as just another law suit, and to ignore "newspaper talk that this is a cause celebre." Blakey said that the issue of whether injunctions can be granted against tax commission orders is not before the court.

"What is under examination here is whether the reversal by the district court of the tax commission order is proper." All the injunction did, he added was to "prevent gross injustice." E. Frandsen Loomis, special tax commission counsel, argued, however, that effective control of gambling would end if injunctive relief were available to all whose licenses are revoked by the commission. The evidence jn the Thunder-bird case was sufficient to lead "reasonable men" to the conclusion reached by the commission in the revocation case. SEES 'UNFAIRNESS' Blakey, in morning arguments, had declared, however, that a thread of unfairness ran through the tax commission hearings and that strong effort had been made to justify a conclusion that the commissioners already had reached. The interest of the court was shown in many questions the justices proposed to counsel, and the fact that arguments contin ued through much of the after noon.

The supreme court rarely permits this and it was only the second time in recent years it has been done. The standard rule is one hour of argument arh side durine the morning. Blakey had argued that the "fatal gap" in the tax commission case was lack of evidence to show that Hicks knew that Lansky supplied part ot the money Sadlo had loaned to the hotel operation. He also asserted that Hicks had reported the Sadlo loan to various tax commission representatives, including its chief auditor and the secretary Robbins E. Cahill.

Justice Charles Merrill asked Loomis at one point if the tax commission case did not rely in part, on "presumption upon an inference," but Loomis said it was a "matter of common repute" that Lansky and Sadlo were hidden partners in the casino. The justices have a lengthy record made before the tax com mission and in the district court hearings to study and no decision is expected immediately. Vital Statistics DEATHS CAMPBELL In Reno, March 29, 1957: i-award Campbell. A native of Milton Junction, Wis. Residence 127 West Fourth Street.

Funeral arrangements will be announced by Walton funeral nome. HOLDAWAY In Reno, March 29. 1957; naroia noiaaway. latner or Mrs. Joanne Holtom of Provo, Utah; Richard and John Holdaway both of i-Tice, utan; son oi H.

Holdaway of Menti, Utah; brother of Mrs. Maxlne Tymburello and Mrs. Fred Thompson both of Reno and William Paul and Thomas Holdaway all of Price, Utah. A veteran of World War II. A member of the Typographical Union.

Funeral services, to which friends are invited, will be held in the Sierra chapel of Walton funeral home Tues day at 2 p.m. under the direction -of Bishop Oliver F. Smith of the Church or Jesus Christ OI Latter-day Saints, Burial in Mountain View cemetery. LEGAL NOTICES HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION MOTORIST'S ATTENTION Commencing the Week of March 25, 195, construction wors on U.S. High way 50 between Pacific and Rlverton, California, Will subject traffic to de lays of 30 minutes between the hours of 8 a.m.

and 4:30 p.m. and to delay of 5 hours Detween a p.m. ana a.m Saturdays and Sundays excepted. The Section of Highway Is 1.4 miles in length comprising or tne so called Cliff Section between Pacific and Rlverton in El Dorado County and is being constructed by Clyde W. Wood Sons of North Hollywood, Cal ifornia, ror the U.S.

Bureau or puduc Koads. 22 A3 lncl NEVADA ANNUAL STATEMENT OF STANDARD STATIONS. INC. A corporation organized under the laws of the State of Delaware, operat ing in tne state oi JNevaaa. its main office In said State being located In the city or Repo, county of Washoe: For the year ending December 31, 1956: Total gross income from manage ment fees within Nevada during 1958 $330.00.

Dated at San Francisco. California March 18, 1957. J. P. BOWMAN, Assistant Secretary Standard Stations, Inc.

26-30 lncl. NEVADA ANNUAL STATEMENT OF CALIFORNIA SPRAY-CHEMICAL CORPORATION A corporation organized under the law of the State of Delaware, operating in the State of Nevada, its main office in said State being located in the City of Reno, County of Washoe: ror the year ending December 31. 1956: Total gross sales within Nevada during 1956 $32,071.75 Dated at San Francisco, California March 20th, 1957. J. P.

BOWMAN. Assistant Secretary California Spray-Chemical Corporation Z0-3U inci. NEVADA ANNUAL STATEMENT OF CHEVRON OIL COMPANY A corporation organized under the laws of the State of Delaware, operat ing in tne state oi jNevaaa, its main office in said State being located In tne city, or Reno, county or Washoe. For the year ending December 31, 1956: Total gross sales within Nevada dur ing 1956 None Dated at San Francisco, California March 19th, 1957. Information as furnished by the D.S Weather Bureau at the Reno Municipal Airport, Reno.

Tempera tures high and low for 24 hours ending 4:30 a.m. March 30, 1957. Nevada Stations ralveston 65 61 RENO Austin B. Mountain Beatty Elko Ely Fallon Las Vegas Lovelock Susanville Tonopah Winnemucca 25 'Helena 26: Jacksonville 37; Kansas City jLos Angeles 35 Louisville 32 Memphis 35 Miami Paul Orleans 30 New York '33: Omaha City Philadelphia Phoenlx 33 Pittsburgh 47j Portland, Me. 50' Portland, Ore.

46 Raleigh 40j Rapid City 25; Richmond 43; St. Louis 35 Lake City 58 San Antonio 30! San Diego 40 5n Frnn 49 29 68 42 55 42 76 57 55 34 69 45 74 64 43 27 72 50 52 36 48 34 67 47 National Information Albany. N.Y. 48 53 38 81 62 45 33 41 30 59 46 Albuquerque Amarillo Atlanta Brraingham 64 37 54 35 61 36 56 42 64 67 54 78 58 61 49 43 22 Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Casper Charleston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus, Denver Detroit Duiuth El Paso Fargo Ft. Worth 49 St.

Ste. Marie 36, Seattle 32 Spokane 33: Tampa 28; Washington 35 Wichita 23 Montreal 56 Quebec 24, Winnipeg 531 f58 44 48 43 71 53 97 38 66 46 44 25 41 24 32 13 38 24 PRECIPITATION DATA Reno and vicinity: Last 24 hours, season to date, 4.01; to date last year, 9.63; normal to date, 5.56. Other stations: Austin, Battle Mountain, trace; Elko, Ely, Fallon, trace; Lovelock, trace; Susan-vllle, Tonopah, trace; Winnemucca, trace; Boise, Boston, Buffalo, Cleveland, 21; Detroit, Duiuth, Helena, Louisville, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Portland, trace; Portland, Seattle, Spokane, Edmonton, .04. FORECASTS Reno and western Nevada: Fair through Sunday with increasing cloudiness Sunday night, little change in temperature. Sierra Nevada: Fair tonight and Sunday except cloudiness in the north portion Sunday, little change In tem perature.

Nevada: Fair tonight and Sunday except increasing cloudiness In the northwest Sunday, cooler In the east portion tonight. sunset Saturday. p.m.: sunrise Sunday, 5:46 a.m.; sunset Sunday, 622 p.m.; sunrise Monday, 5:44 sunset Monday, 6:23 p.m. Albert Gotchy Dies Chester CHESTER, Calif. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon for Albert Gotchy who died at his home in Chester March 25.

He was 88 years old. Mr. Gotchy operated a store at Janesville for about 45 years and moved to Chester nine years ago. He was a member cf the Janesville Grange. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs Gladys M.

Adams of Chester. Rev. Haven Martin of Chester officiated and burial was in the Janesville cemetery under the direction of the Lucero Funeral ChapeL KSUE (SUSANVILLE 1240 KC) SATURDAY, MARCH 30 4:00 Club 1240 5:30 News 5:35 Classified 5:45 Bandstand' 6:00 Speaking of Sports 6:15 Supper Serenade 6:30 Newscast 6:45 Reserved for You 7:00 Honor Roll of Hits 7:30 Harmony House 7:45 Country Style U.S.A. 8:00 Dance Time 9:45 News 10:00 Sign Off SUNDAY, MARCH 31 8:00 AI Sack Orchestra 8:15 Newscast 8:30 Baptist Hour 9:00 Voice of Prophecy 9:30 Church of Christ 9:45 Mario Lanza 10:00 Lutheran Hour 10:30 News 10:35 Safety First 11:25 Is Today Your Birthday? 11:30 Methodist Hour 12 :05 Sunday Noontime Showtime 12:30 Newscast 12:45 Les Paul and Mary Ford 1 :00 Matinee Melodies 2 :00 Tops In Pops 3:00 Sunday Serenade 3:30 News 3 .35 Melodies 4:00 Music 4:15 U.N. Story 4:20 Comic Weekly 5:00 Pentecostal Church 5:45 Forward March 6:00 Sizng Up Sports 6:15 Musical Memories 6:30 Concert Cameo 7:30 News 7:35 Organ Interlude 7:45 Faith of our Fathers 8:00 Sign Off MONDAY, APRIL 1 7:00 Rise and Shine 7:30 News Roundup 7:45 Sports Page 7:50 Rise and Shine 8:30 News 9:00 Lassen High Time 9:15 Classified Column of the Air 9:30 Newscast 9:35 Civic Calendar 9:40 According to the Record 9:45 In the Woman's World 10:00 Family Worship Hour 10:15 Feature Band 10:30 News 10:35 Music for the Day 11:00 K-SUE Music Box 11:30 Newscast 12:45 Farm Front 1:00 Lassen Roundup 2:00 Matinee Melodies 2:30 Regional News 2:35 Melody Matinee 3:00 1240 Club 3:30 News 3:35 1240 Club 4:30 Country School Program 5:00 Kiddie Korner 5:30 News 5:45 Veterans Service 6:00 Speaking of Sports 6:15 Supper Serenade 1 6:30 Newscast 6:45 8tars for Defense 7:00 Music 7:30 Helen O'Connell Show 7:45 Serenade in Blue 8:00 Music You Want 9:30 Serenade in the Night 9:45 Newscast The largest sunspot on record occurred in 1947 when one spread 200 thousand miles across the sun's face.

MENSES FE0ERAI KPOSU INSURANCE CORPORATION FIFTH ST. KOLO-TV (Channel S) 2 Roy Rogers 6-7-Liberace 8 Championship Bowling 4 Spotlight 6 Del Courtny 2 Junior Auction 4 Bill Rase Show 8 Wild Bill Hlckok 2 Frontier Playhouse 4 Capitol Theater 6 Weekend Matinee 8 Mighty Mites 6 Millionaire 8 Sports, Weather. News (6:06) 6 Buccaneers 8 Watch the Birdie 4 Our ML Brooks 6 Dr. Hudson' Journal 8 Nevada Spotlight 2 China Smith 4 People Are Funny 6 Men of Annapolis 8 People Are Funny 2 Playhouse 4 Perry Como 6 Jackie Gleason 8 Oh I Susanna! 2 Ida Lupino Show 8 Frontier 2 Double Feature Theater 4 Sid Caesar 6 Oh! Susanna! 8 of Stars 6 Hey Jeannle! 4 George Gobel 6 Gunsmoke 8 George Gobel 4 Hit Parade 6 San Francisco Beat 8 Your Hit Parade 4 Three Star Theater 6 Big Movie 8 Late Date on Eight 6 Jubilee Movies 4 News 6 News 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 90 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 12:30 12:45 2:30 Sunday COMMUNITY ANTENNA (Channels 2. 4.

0) KOLO-TT -(Channel 8) 6 Invocation 6 Lamp Unto My Feet; Film Feature (7:15) 6 Look Up and Live 6 United Nation In Action 6 Winky Dink and You 6 Let's Take a Trip 6 Stories of the Century 6 Faith at Work 4 Frontiers of Faith' 6 Lone Defender 4 Reading for Pleasure 6 Johnny Jupiter 4 Mr. Wizard 6 Last Word 4 American Forum 6 Face the Nation 2 Transatlantic Teleview (12:45) 4 Under the Capitol Dome 6 What's Your Opinion 2 Odyssey 4 Sermons from Science 6 Odyssey 8 Odyssey 4 This Is The Life 7:13 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:30 2:00 2 Life With Father 4 Christophers 6 See It Now 8 The Big Picture 2:30 2 Looney Tune Cartoons 4 Valley ChuTCh 8 Oral Roberta 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 8:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 0:00 9:30 2 Oral Roberts 4 Meet the Press 6 Air Power 8 Hour of Power 2 Johns Hopkins 4 No Man Is an Island 6 To Be Announced 8 No Man Is an Island 2 College Conference 4 Wide. Wide World 6 William Winter 8 Wide, Wide World 2 This Is the Life 6 Telephone Time 2 Dean Pike 6 Lassie 2 Highway to Happiness 4 Captain Gallant 6 Fabulous Features 8 News. Weather and Sports 2 Double Feature Movies 4 Susie 8 Overseas Adventurs 4 Roy Rogers 8 Roy Rogers 4 Waterfront 6 Marge Gower Champion 8 News; Jonathan Winters (7:15) 4 Circus Boy 6 What's My Line? 8 Telephone Time 4 Steve Allen 6 Cinderella 8 Cinderella 2 China Smith 4 Alcoa Hour 2 Orient Express 6 Rosemary Clooney 8 Talent Scouts 2 Big- Picture 4 Loretta Young 6 $64,000 Challenge 8 464,000 Challenge 2 Allen Revival Hour 4 Code 3 8 Alfred Hitchcock 8 "Secret Late News Weather (10:45) -2 News (11:15) 4 Three Star Theater 6 Confidential File 6 Movie 4 News 6 News 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 13:30 1:30 Monday COMMUNITY ANTENNA (Channels 2 4. 8) KOLO-TT (Channel 8) 6:50 6 Invocation 6:52 6 Farm Flashes 6:57 6 New 7:00 4-Today; Central Valley Rancher (7:25) 6 Panorama Pacific; News (8:25) 8:30 4 Today In California (85) 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 Light (9:45) 10:00 4 Home 6 Adventure School 10:30 4-Window in Home.

(10:38) 6 As the World Turns 11:00 4 Price Is Right 6 Our Miss Brooks 11:30 4 Tennessee Ernia 6 Art Llnkletter 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; News Liberace (1:35) 8 News (1:45) 2:00 2 People, Places. Things 4 Valley Playhouse 6 Film Drama 8 P.M. Premiere 2:30 2 Marlon Roen 6 Strike It Rich 3:00 2 Film Festival 6 Garry Moore 8 Around This Table (3:15) 3:30 6 Arthur Godfrey 8 My Hero 4:00 8 This Is the Life 4:30 2 Tooneytown 1 6 Movie 8 Love of Life; Garry Moore (4:48) 5:00 4 Valley Schools 8 Spanish for Young and Old RETURN HOME WEED HEIGHTS Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Shafer have'returned home from Los Angeles, after spending a month there on busi ness.

Comanches were the first American Indians to become nomads when they drifted down into Texas and New Mexico in the early 1700s to acquire horses from Spaniards. LEGAL NOTICES IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVA DA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE. No. 159334, Dept. No.

2 In the Matter of the Estate of ANN CHOATE. Deceased. NOTICE OF SALE OP REAL PROPERTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that under and by virtue of an Order of the Second Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada, in and for the County of Washoe, made on the 21st day of December, 1956, in the Matter of the Estate of ANN CHOATE, De ceased, the undersigned, as Admlnls trator of said Estate, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, subject to confirmation by said court, tne following described real property located In the County of Washoe, State of Nevada, to-wit: LOT FOUR 4) and Southeast Quarter of Southwest Quarter (SEiof of Section Seven (7), Town- shiD Twenty-one (2i wortn. ttange Twenty -one (21) East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, containing enty-slx and 72.100 (76.72) acres, more or less, subject to any and all easements and rights of way in, upon or across said land. Said sale will be made on the 5th day of April, 1957, at 10:00 o'clock a.m.

or that oav. at tne courtnouse aoor, in the City of Reno, in said County and State. The terms of said sale will be cash, lawful money of the United States, Ten (10) per cent of the purchase price to be paid to the auctioneer on the dav of sale, the balance upon con firmation of sale by said Court, deed at expense or purchaser. DATED this 15th day of March, 1957, RALPH M. TUCKER Administrator of the Estate of ANN CHOATE.

Deceased 16-23-30 IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVA DA. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE. No. 166595, Dept. No.

1, SHEILA H. MILEK, Plaintiff v. HENRY J. MILEK, Defendant SUMMONS The State of Nevada sends greetings to the above-named defendant: You are hereby summoned and re quired to serve upon Aaams neea, plalntiirs attorney, wnose ad dress Is 319 Gazette Building, Reno, Nevada, an answer to the Complaint which is herewith served upon you within 20 davs after service of this Summons upon you. exclusive of the dav of service.

If you Ian to go so, ludeTnent bv default will be taken aealnst you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. This action is brought to recover a Judgment dis solving the contract of marriage exist ing between you ana tne piammi ana awards the custody of said minor child and for her support. Date: March 15, 157. (SEAL) H. K.

BROWN. Clerk of Court By M. Christensen, Deputy Clerk ADAMS 5I KEEL) Attorneys for Plaintiff 319 Gazette Building Reno. Nevada IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVA-DA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE. No.

166312. Dept. No. 1. In the Matter of the Estate of HELEN C.

ISBELL, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified by the above entitled Court on the 1st day of March, AJJ. 1957, as Executor of the estate or Helen c. is bell, deceased. All creditors having claims against said Estats are required to me tne same with the proper vouchers attached, with the Clerk of the Court within three months arter tne iitst; publication of this notice.

FIEST NATIONAL BANK OF NEVADA Bv A. F. Funk. Trust Officer LOHSE FRY. ESS.

Attorneys for the Estate 40 West First Street Reno, Nevada 9-16-23-30. A-6 NEVADA ANNUAL STATEMENT OF CALIFORNIA CHEMICAL COMPANY A corporation organized under the laws of the State of Delaware, operating in the State of Nevada, its main orrice saia estate oeing located in the City of Reno, County of Washoe. For the year ending December 31, 1956: Total gross sales within Nevada during 1956 None Dated at San Francisco, California March 18. 1957. W.

G. WATSON, Assistant Secretary California Chemical company 26 30 lncl NEVADA ANNUAL STATEMENT OF PACIFIC OIL COMPANY A corporation organized under the laws of the State of Delaware, operat ing In the State of Nevada, its mam office in said State being located in the City of Reno, County of Washoe: For the year ending December 31, 1956: Total gross sales within Nevada during 1956: None Dated at San Francisco, California March 18, 1957. W. G. WATSON, Assistant Secretary Pacific Oil Company 26-30 lncl.

NEVADA ANNUAL STATEMENT OF STANDARD OIL COMPANY OP CALIFORNIA A corporation organized under the laws of the State of Delaware, operating in the State of Nevada, its main office In said State being located In the City of Reno, County of Washoe: For the year ending December 31, 1956: Total gross sales within Nevada during 1956 $14,181,440.86 (excludes excise tax on motor vehicle fuel). Dated at San Francisco, California March 18, 1957. E. A. HANSEN, Assistant Secretary Standard Oil Company of California 26-30 lncl.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS CONCERNED Pursuant to Section 17 of the General Highway Act, Chapter 169, Statutes 1917, as amended, Notice is hereby given that on March 25, 1957, Contract No. 978, between Holcomb Saxton Construction Company and the State of Nevada, for construction of a rein forced concrete box on Peckham Lane and a reinforced concrete Bridge on HurraKer Lane, Washoe county, project Nos. S-702(3) S-708(2), was accepted. jection is in the interest of the Uni -versity of Nevada. Bord of Regents University of Nevada attest: Minard W.

Stout, President M-29A-3 lncl. BIDS WANTED FOR HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned until and opened at 1:45 P.M., April 11, 1057, for drilling, casing, and testing well at the Reed Maintenance Station Site, 33.6 miles southeast of Warm Springs In Nye County. The wage rate to be paid on this eontract shall be the prevailing wage rate for this classification of work. The Nevada State Employment Service Office located at Fallon, Nevada, is the local agency designated to prepare the employment lists. Specifications may be examined at the office of the undersigned, the Highway Department Division Office at Tonopah, Nevada, and the office of the Associated General Contractors of America.

Security National Bank Building, 180 West First Street. Reno, Nevada. Form of proposal, contract and specifications may be secured bv pre-qualifled bidders through the office of the undersigned. Bids must be on the proposal form of the Highway Department and must be accompanied by a bid bond, a certified check, a cashier's check, or cash. In the amount of Xlve percent of bid.

Right is reserved to reject any or all fclds. The attention of bidders is directed to the State Contractors License Law requirement that a contractor shall hold a valid license as a general contractor and shall also hold a valid license as a well driller. Requests for general engineering license may be directed to the Secretary of the State Contractors Board, Security National Eank Building, l0 West First Street, Reno. Nevada, and requests for well drillers license may be directed to the State Engineer. State Office Building, Carson City, Nevada.

H. D. MILLS State Hlghwav Engineer Carson city, Nevada M-25 A-4 lncl IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE. No. 166677, Dept.

3. In the Matter of Parental Rights as to THOMAS M. WARREN, a minor. NOTICE TO MERLE F. WARREN, the father of the above-named minor child, and to all persons claiming any interest In the above-entitled action: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that there has been filed in the above-ntltled Court a petition praying for the termination of your parental rights over the above-named minor child, and that the Said petition has been set for hearing before this Court, at the Courtroom thereof, at Reno, in the County of Washoe.

State of Nevada, on Friday, the 10th day of May, 1967. at 9:30 o'clock a.m., at which time and place you are required to be present If you desire to oppose the same. Dated this 1st day of March, 1957. (SEAL) H. K.

BROWN. Clerk By D. Cain, Deputy CLIFF YOUNG Attorney for Petitioners First National Bank Bldg. 15 East First Street Reno, Nevada 2. 9.

18. 23. 30 IS COMING NEVADA STATE JOURflAL NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE Is hereby given that the County Commissioners of Washoe County will sell all standing merchantable timber to the highest bidder on the following, described eighty (80) acre tract now owned by Washoe County. Nevada, being the E'i of the NE'i. Sec.

8T. 18N. R. 18E, Bids will be received up until 10:00 A.M. TUESDAY, April 30th.

1957 in the office of the County Clerk, Court House, Reno, Nevada. All bids must be In writing and In duplicate. A check In the amount of ten percent (V) of the amount bid must the bid. The County Commissioners reserve the right to refuse any and all bids and to accept the bid best suited to the needs of Washoe County. H.

K. BROWN Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners, Washoe County Nevada 30. A 6-13-20 NEVADA ANNUAL STATEMENT OF AMERICAN BITUMULS ASPHALT COMPANY A corporation organized under the laws of the State of Oelaware, operating in the State of Nevada, its main office in said State being located In the City of Reno, County of Washoe: For the year ending December 31, 1956: Total gross sales within Nevada during 1956 $65,890.07 Dated at San Francisco, California March 18. 1957. J.

P. BOWMAN, Assistant Secretary American Bitumuls 'Asphalt Company 26-30 incL Starting Sunday, Cartoons by Will Appear on the Editorial Page Daily and Sunday PEN NAME OF THE ONLY LIVING AMERICAN CARTOONIST WHOSE WORK IS REPRESENTED IN THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART H. D. MILLS State Highway Engineer Carson City, Nevada 27. A 6 lncl.

J. P. BOWMAN, Assistant Secretary Chevron Oil Company 26-30 lncl..