Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 7

10, 1SS5 Food Standards 4 4 Chief Subject At Convention Drug Officials Gather in Reno Late This Month 01 U. S. Youth DENVER Sept. 10. CSV Presi dent Eisenhower Tuesday called! Fg3 Arc32nt i 1 LAS VEGAS A dispute be- 'Z tween the Qty of Las Vegas and a Sept 27-28 conference here to chart ways of solving "a serious problem" how to build the physical fitness of America's local insurance agents over a city Uniform standards for classify ing food and drugs will be the youth.

edict that "they pay a business license fee, has been resolved in favor of the insurance men by a ruling from the office of Attorney maior aim of delegates from eleven western states to the an Vice President Nixon will preside at the two-day meeting at Eisenhower's vacation headquar General Harvey Dickerson. The statfr official ruled pual Western States Association of Dairy, Food and Drug officials meetine in Reno, Sept. 21, 22, 23. ters at Lowry Air Force base. The president himself will receive the state insurance law, which re quires companies doing business Ji conferees recommendations and speak at a dinner concluding the Prevention of misleading labels on dairy and other products will also be on the agenda for the in Nevada to be licensed by the state, precludes a municipality -enacting an ordinance requiring ii sessions.

erouD meetine in the Hotel El a separate license fee. Cortez. BETTER LABELING The question was put to the at The Denver conference will bring together about 80 persons from such fields as sports, education and, government It will be in the nature of a follow-up of a torney general for a ruling by Paul Hammel, state insurance' Explaining the purpose of the meeting. E. L.

Randall of the luncheon which Eisenhower gave State Food and Drug laboratory in Reno said that the association commissioner, after the dispute, arose over the licensing of the-agents. in Washington last July 11 to get the ball rolling. wants to let each retail customer know exactly what he is getting. Assistant City Attorney Hawkins, however, said that Headliners from all branches of sports attended that White House meeting, and the general conclus Randall said that many labels do r.ot give a true listing of ingredients or materials in a product. the city would continue to charge to right) D.

D. Marsh, Reno store manager, Shirley Davis, office manager, Alton Black, James Jeff era, Harry Hardie, all members of the sales staff, and Robert Wilson, owner. ion was that American youngsters EXECUTIVE PLANE owned and operated by Wilson's of Reno, and McMahans Santa, Barbara Division prepares for take-off to tales meet ing in Los Angeles. Ready to board plane (left business license fees to insurance agents until such time as a court I To help clear up this and other oroblems in the western states, had shifted to an alarming extent during the last 25 years from ac rules otherwise. the association last year formed tive participation in athletics to the role of spectators.

And that situation, the consen Sales Training Nevada Record Is Praised a committee on uniformity of standards, and definitions of food and drugs. Recommendations will be made City Manager A. H. Kennedy, hinted that the city might stop doing business with the insurance agents altogether, and carry its own insurance. Kennedy estimated the city pays upwards of $38,000 a year for various kinds of insurance.

He said it has been pooled among the various agents here. by the committee to aid the asso In School Lunch Program sus was. has been a big factor in the increase in juvenile delinquency. It also was. blamed in part for failure of many hundreds of thousands of youths to pass physical fit Is Emphasized ciation in setting up food and drug laws that will be the same for all Nevada showed the second best Entering another year of par eleven states ness tests in the World War II ticipation in the federal scnooi ctu' I i 1 Included in the association are the states of Nevada, California, draft.

in point of increased milk con-1 uv lunch program, Nevada children RECRUITS Five Nevada youths are presently statoined sumption in connection with the saies graining ana. reiau store Nixon told newsmen yesterday can point with pride to a national Washington, Oregon, Montana, aVaa lnnVi nrAoTfim Jmrf This I wFViOWWH uuuvmuau when Wilson's Furniture Co. of Plans Lfor the Sept. 27-28 at Parks Air Force Base at Pleasanton, Calif, for the 54- Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, New honor they received tor tne pasi year is in. aooa posmon xo re- Terence, to be known Mexico.

Arizona and Utah. Many year, according xo me suue ue- day U. Air Force basic training course. Pictured left cvf the food and drug laws in these partment oi neaun. The special two-year milk pro- ai ference on physical fitness, but he Ftates do not agree or coincide at to right are, top row, William H.

Volkert, Reno, and Rich The present time. TOXIC SPRAYS gram sponsored oy tne leaerai The hQWn here asKea tnat announcement be de- department of agjiculture foots Ld a wow. heW tte ferred. Ormsby Baclcs ard A. Milroy, Sparks; second mil ai minj cannnn naininui mm Other important topics on the row, Clinton Von Renner, Fal 4 SaaU Barbara, division of Mc- ine vice presiaent discussed of the half-pint of milk that must Mahan.s Furniture Stores with the matter with Eisenhower, after Smilh Officer Out of Navy SMITH VALLEY.

Lt. (jg: Viola Neill returned to her home here last Saturday following her release from the U. S. Navy, in which she had served for the last two years. i She had been stationed at Seattle during her tour of duty.

Her agenda include discussions on De mClUaeQ in eacn scnooi luncn. Ww. 4, I. mnfersnro an nntinnal wiiT-itv meat and poultry inspection, lon, and William F. Duncan, Sparks; bottom, Frederick W.

aoung xsevaaa iock xne govern-1 nmhismt unH th. flour Hov Route Program r- Taylor, Babbitt. Upon com pletion of basic the airmen will be assigned to an air force technical school or to duty at a permanent base. Mrs. ChriSSie Kellogg, State! look at nlans fnr the "hirthrlavl 01 CARSON Ormsby county commissioners approved a highway department plan to make portions of US highway 50 south of Carson and US highway 395 u.l 1 I uhuiv 1 cuiiuiiciiua uviu, a i suviaui ui uic buiwi saie," largest furniture sale of then Nixon has held meetines program, points out that despite its kind in the world which is with van ir AeriArA Visitor Dies h.eld each September in celebra- that another conference would be grandmother, Mrs.

Laura Weihe, spent the last month in Seattle with Lt. Neill, and accompanied her back to Smith Valley. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Greenley and 'A. north, limited access routes. According to a adopted by the three commission or the jounding of the Me- a good idea. Miuauon which siiuiuu ue tuirai-iMahan nrpanization years) Our investigations up to now ed this year. safeguards against toxic sprays on fruits and vegetables and regulation of the quality of products and accuracy of advertising of many other products.

A panel discussion has been planned to help solve problems and a total of 24 food and drug specialists are scheduled to address the gathering. Robert C. Hibben, executive necretary of the International Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers, will speak on standards lor identification of ice A talk on enforcement of state pharmacy laws will be given by Floyd Heffron, secretary of the California state, board of macy. Ralph Horst, chief of the Denver, Colo, food and drug district will describe fake medical, devices. ago.

family left Wednesday for a two- ers, US50 from approximately one mile south of Carson to the In Havthorne indicate there is a serious problem," Nixon said. 'The reasons Trouble is that a good many of Wilson's will participate this weeks vacation to be spent with the pupils in the 67 Nevada school year with their own third "birth- Ormsby-Douglas county line and relatives in San Jose and Ventura. for it are these: systems which participate (Reno I day which will present Mrs. Edna Day returned home "First, a lack of appreciation HAWTHORNE Ernest Butts runs its school lunch program in- store-wide reductions and spe- Tuesday from a short visit to Mono Village at Twin Lakes, dependently) haven't the patience cial values in all departments Yer 'ne country xor tne necessity j0f San Anselmo, died sud-to wait in line at the noon hour. 1 throughout the month of Sep-101 adequate physical fitness pro-Jdenly Sunday afternoon at the Vinnemuccan's Mr.

and Mrs. Phil M. Russell US 395 from about two miles north of the city limits to the Ormsby-Washoe county line at Lakeview summit, will have controlled access. program was submitted to the commissioners by William T. Holcomb.

assistant state highway grams in the schools; secondly, a Mineral county hospital in Haw Instead they head down town tember, lack of facilities playgrounds I thorne. Death was attributed to and son, Stephen, and Mrs. J. H. Mallory have returned to their with their, school.

lunch money, which they proceed to spend for and the like; and finally, a lack of heart attack. Mother Succumbs i me sports, Mn Butts had come to Haw- soft drik and a few sweets. "We're hoping that parents and np The plan for control- homes in Denver, Colo, after visiting here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Miller, parents of Mrs.

Russell and Mrs. Mallory. engineer. College Opens Business Course urj- 1 word or tne led access was approved by the teachers will be able to convince aiisnrci. uic wwieni alter tne jeweirv store ownea ana idmth of Mk vrinnu v- bad state mgnway ooaiu ai a met the children that this is a iiaunjr, muic laim- operaiea dv ms Drotner, uetwy xi.

mother Mrc Mmwn Mr. and Mrs. Corodon Dye of last week. habit," Mrs. Kellogg said.

auicu personnel. 1 Butts, wno naa oeen taKen 111 ana Brown, has been received here. Making me nignways control SALT LAKE CITY Open- new we went to school, an I wno was a patient at tne local Mrs. Brown suffered a frac Walnut Grove, were recent house guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Fulstone. Order Issued In Bank Case incr a snerial twn-vpar hiii I nour oi pnysicai eoucatlon was re- uospiiaL Ernest nutts was tured ankle at her homo ir led access routes is part 01 an overall plan which calls for the I i 1 9 I sit 3 a -i aI Graduates of Smith Valley high, ness course at the College of St. ior every oooy. surveys to- siricKen 111 aunoay ana rusnea 10 Aurora, 111., Sept. 2, and had a realignment and widening of Mary-of-the-Wasatch was an-1 ua now ine average is oniy uic opiuu wnere uicu a 1 neart attack while the bone was highway 50 to four lanes up the Former Teacher Visits in Topaz school who will enter the University of Nevada are Norma Annett, nounced today by Sister Marie I about 22 minutes.

tunc itiici. neme set on Monriav rpsultinc -1 1 V-l Th Nevada summe court has -Tee" Born in South Dakota on No-m her sudden death. She had fc-dne bchwake. Donna Soder-strom, Anka Markovich, Janice ordered Secretary o( State John start sometime next ywra vember 5, 1902, Erest Butts had been in apparent good health, de Lourdes, president of the college. Subjects included in the course Injunction Urged made his home in California for Born May 15, 1868, she had Rowntree, Stanley Terrell and TOPAZ.

Miss Violet Cook, Koontz to either accept the filing papers of a proposed Las Was I bls rund CarMn- many years and was employed as spent most of her life on a farm Billy Young. Returning to the uni are typing, shorthand and trans corporation or show cause why versity for his sophomore year is. whose mother, Mrs. Lily Kirk-wood Cook, liver in Bridgeport many years and in this valley for a watchmaker in San Anselmo. at Waterman, 111.

Several years He was a veteran of World War ago she moved to an Aurora cription, business mathematics, accounting, business machines, Phone Rate Boost Harvey Neill. Injured Rodeo n. wtel where she had since made Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Werner and a short stopped by to mail economics, secretarial practices, SiirvivW Mr Butts his her home. On several occasions he rejected them. The proposed firm, America bank, wants to engage in the banking business in Las Vegas. The incorporators are listed as T.AR VFOASt TKo T.o Vamc some cards to her aunt, Mrs.

business law, statistics, consum- children Larry and Nancy are vacationing this week at Lake Tahoe. Emerv Kirkwood. The latter has nnnmiK Fnol5sh' T-alimnn 1 il-sj widow. Mrs. Erma Butts of San sne had visited in Winnemucca Cowboy Succumbs rwpntlv snlH her hnmp in Orantre I 1.

Anselmo- a Hantrhter farnlvn Survivors include her daughter, Calif, and is now living with he; Openmg ofth son, RobeA, both of SaS Mra- Mwyn (Grace) M. Brown, attorney Clark Guild, of Reno, B. F. Relin of Las Vegas and ESCONDIDO. UP) A rodeo riaiitrhter.

Tillian and familv in nn. ku seeK an injunction against tne Rafael OaHf a sister Mrs granaaaugnters, jvirs. ATinur Retired Herlong Fred M. Anderson of Reno. They cowboy hurt when thrown from a hama.

The Kirkwood's other vnw Southern Nevada Telephone Com. Beatrice McGrath. of San Ra- English, Winnemucca, Miss also are stockholders alonsr with bucking horse in a rodeo atl. famiw aien ...1. faoi an tn wouk tp Carolyn Brown.

Sherman Oaks, Worker Honored 1 i uuunii xiuia uivt uw ma ill i rifK ttth fn idpv inriiin 1 iiTi tiv 11 rii 1 wnnn 1 no iiriiirv nr. 1 iuvi( aim vt.A. o. mwj CloseSidney Hoffman, Bishop Monday diea oi ms injury fi. ft Mrs.

Emery 2 yZZ and Delora Brown, San D. Harry XT TT I 1oir I I 1 1 V-UO. UHU 1 I MlnMlKiM Francisco, and one great grand HERLONG, Calif. Louis F. in.

numan x.i-j I KirKwood tauent scnooi in tnisi tta uHthnnt th nf Butts of San Rafael Jesse-Alien Jones, ou, ribnuy, ui daughter, Marlene English of Ilinkle and F. J. Boulton, all of Las Veeas. and Edward Ward of Guilmette, retired employe of Sierra Ordnance Depot, recently died near here in an ambulance comptometer, a lu-key addmg iNevaaa tidiic service tunerai services were con- Winnemucca. transferred from a imacnine, two aictaung-irans- lauctea weunesaay.

aitemoon at afM T3 ma1tm Kant a Moniea Calif while being at La uauu Iiunnuuu "'l cribing machines, a multigraph, The city board instructed. Can- Golden Gate National cemetery 7-" for ar- The firm would be capitalized nospuai at cisnop 10 one uieu: buuurciuiiuiucioaircii.iK a tto maChine and electric and nn 10 seex an injunction against in San Bruno, Calif. Funeral ar- on to seek an injunction against in San Bruno. Calif. Funeral Jolla.

AUivra wnere iunerai arrange with 500,000 shares of stock, of was sneriii oi uaono county years i manual typewriters. the rate raise, until such a time rangements were made by the ments were to be made following He had suffered a broken neck, His wife, Gloria, and two small as- St Mary's, will issue a certifi-1 as adequate service is provided, Hawthorne Funeral Home, their arrival. children survive at Bishop. Howard Taylor and son, Don- cate to students on completion of or vaim ine Public service Taylor, returned to their Oak- the course. Those who wish to mission approves a rate increase.

received his ten-year pin in recognition of meritorious and faithful service here. Making the presentation was Col. Howard M. Elliott depot commander. Guilmette came to Sierra during October 1945, and worked successivey in Salvage, General Supply Storage, and Headquarters- Inspection.

He retired in April because of ill health. Before the adoption of stan dard time in the United States land home Friday. continue their education after The telephone firm has been Mrs. Elva Myers, cousin of the two vears can en on to a considering the institution of a which 20,000 would be issued for $25 each. Koontz told reporters he rejected the firm's articles of incorporation last week because they hadn't first obtained approval of the state bank examiner as required by law.

The supreme court show cause hearing was set for Sept 29. Christmas Opening Lovelock Fans Attend Rodeo in 1883 there were 27 different James McKay, stopped off here bachelor of science degree with rate "icrease with or without the times in Michigan, 38 in Wiscon to visit, one naa oxiven ojw business maior lappiunu uie jiuouc service sin, 27 fn Illinois and 23 in In- commission, it was reported that it could be done legally if a bond Hope off Stardust LOVELOCK Among those! I assuring subscribers of return of Lodge Members attending the rodeo at Winne their money is posted, in the event LAS VEGAS Plans to complete the Stardust hotel and mucca over the holidays were Mr. miles since leaving San Francisco to visit her home in Missouri. She was on her way to the bay area when here. She has taught school nine years in Hawaii, but will teach in San Mateo, an an exchange teacher this year.

She departed Friday on the last lap of her trip. the PSC does not grant the in I crease. and Mrs. Ross Menca, Mr. and! Attend Session Mrs.

Fred Cox, Mrs. Kate Sa H. G. O. Weiler, general man linas and Miss Laura Jeanne Fine Collection Boxes Approved ager said the comnanv needs a open the 1000 room establishment by Christmas were disclosed today as workmen returned to their jobs at the con- Fagg.

LOVELOCK, Portuguese $408,000 increase immediately to Guests at the Fallon rodeo I members or Lovelock Council No. I Keep me utility solvent were Mr. and Mrs. Bige Duncan 157 attended statewide meeting Eleven new struction site. WINEMUCCA and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Bud Work on the hotel was halted at Fallon, Sept 3. A banquet was Army Training Duncan and family and Mrs. Seb parking meters at Sonoma Inn and trial use of parking fine collection boxes were approved by held at the VFW hall. The hon Lassen Cancer Drive Over Top Cornwall.

orary supreme commander, Man Mr. and Mrs. John Sellers and )o (L II tL a month ago over difficulties with some of the trade unions involved in the construction, i Donald Patterson, general contractor, said iat that, time that construction would remain halt family have moved in from the! uel Mendonca, of Merced, Course Completed Ships Summer cattle range at was present. SUSANVILLE J. Barron, chairman of the Lassen county New members pledged from Army Pvt Victor Brower.

Clover Valley, Calif. They will make their home at the Ship! 1955 fund drive for the American toveiocK were ivianuei Sylvester son ot Air. and Mrs. John V. members of the city council Tuesday evening in Nixon hall.

For the first time since meters have been operative in Winnemucca, Sonoma Inn will be banded by six on Lay street and five along West Third street resulting from a parking problem survey. The fine collection boxes will be tested for three months and are ranch in Lovelock for the winter. and Miss Katherine Aufdermauer. Brower, Las Vegas, recently was Cancer Society, has received Susan Setty celebrated her Toastmis tress for the event was graduated from the Militarv Po-I ed until assurance could be obtained there would be no further "unwarranted" union jurisdictional disputes. Patterson said that 104 men 0C3GOnlG 1K word that the county was the 28th.

in the state to surpass its thirteenth birthday at her home Mrs. joe boares, president of the lice Training Center at Camp Fallon chanter. Ifiordon. Ga. with guests coming on horseback.

goal. Those attending from Lovelock Private Brower. who Hon Later in the day the children ana have returned to their jobs at The following workers solicited I UI.V41UCU I I PIlOTOGDAPIl being installed on meters on the the hotelf that the full work- were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mateas the school after completing basic! tneir Paren: enjoyea a weiner residents throughout the county: ana iamuy, mr.

ana Mrs. Manuel training at Fort Ord. Calif was roasi at uie rui ing force should be back within Mrs. Roland Peachee, Sunsan a week. ville Mrs.

June Edmisten. Miss Moura and son Tommy; Manuel taught unarmed defense, traffic I Rev and Mrs Wesley inaw Sylvester, Miss Virginia Aufder- control and other law enforce- aaA children, Mike and Vic, Mrs. BECSUB'JVAtCI The halt on construction fol- Selma Tuffte. Mrs. Melba Ayers mauer.

ment Aitiwt. 1 Charlett Enckson, verona Mar lowed by a day the sudden death Ld Chairman Hazel Hamel, all The 19-vear-olrt oMir -nt- tin. Darrel Toliday and Raylyin of Tony Cornero Stralla, pnna- Herlong: Mrs. Esther Snook, mam auccu. uuacs peruui violators to pay tickets without going to the city clerk's office.

Six fine collection boxes were authorized following information by Police Chief John Duarte that collections increased by 25 per cent in other cities where the boxes were enforced. Due to many of the orginal be 4 pal promoters of the project Three Indicted the army last April. He is a Lovelien attended, the Assembly 1954 graduate of Las Vegas high of 000 Fellowship meeting at Westwood; Mrs. Leneva Zam-boni, Doyle; Mrs. Jane Bailey THIS OFfia GOOD UNTIL SEPT.

17th CENER0US SELECTION OF PROOFS school. ittawtnome. and her assistant. Mrs. G.

A. In Herlong Theft Vegas Commission Blickenstaff, Janesyille; Mrs. Phelmon James CordelL Wat Votes Pay Boosts Mayda EUedge, Standish; Mrs. Tiffon Cannon, and her assistant coming worn out or in need of repairs the city board consented to the buying of 50 new devices for Winnemucca streets. Bill Farris.

of the Lake Leavitt son Joseph Williams and Kathleen Zumwalt of Herlong, have been indicted by a federal grand area; Mrs. Leroy Cramer, John- YOU'LL UXE and EGGS LAS VEGAS The Las Vegas city commission has voted pay raises for some 64 members of the CX1NS TIIIS AD stonville; Mrs. George Carter, jury in California on charges of Little Valley; Mrs. Jack Hum EXCAVATION AND GRADING Estimate Givm DUMP TRUCKS SX1? LOADDS CONTRACT at tSMTAU SUBSTITUTE SODA Young people love- this soda conspiracy, theft and illegal possession of government property. city fire department Fire Chief Elmer Gates said the phrey, Milford; Mrs.

May Spra ker, Janesville; Mrs. Ruby mit a roiinln of tahlesnonns Assistant United States Attor would amount to about ney Robert S. Woodward said chocolate-flavored syrup (the $20 per month for each member Phelps, Rayendale; Mrs. Glovena Criss; Nubieber; Mrs. Esther Mc the charges are the outgrowth -s.

0RM0S1' PHOTOGRAPHERS HI THE kind that comes in cans) in each cf the department Clelland. Litchfield, and Mrs. of the theft of 1800 pounds of 217 N. ST. Call 3-3781 KEAKFAST Aa DAY end Lunch Counter 103S S.

Vtosinta Mm 11 W. CmmmncM Urn Emrnett Wallace, Wendel. rrmr glass. Add cola beverage and a The new pay scale, which is scoop of vanilla Ice cream. Stir retroactive to Sept 1, gives hose a few seconds with a long spoon men a salary ranging from $305 to combine the chocolate syrup, to $381 engineers $341 to $426 and the cola, then serve to ap- and captains $403 to $503 a preciative youngsters.

ironth. Brass shell primers at the Sierra Ordnance Depot in Herlong. The trio is accused of cutting a barbed wire fence to gain entrance to the depot Costa Rica, with a population of 850,000 boasts it has more 3-7539 520 E. 2nd tL teachers than soldiers..