Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 19

RENO EVENING GAZETTE MAY 10, 1961 ID U. S. Defense Offer Cheers Free Europe Continued from Page 1 Trustees Reinstate Doctor Alter Friends Vow Recall Continued from Page 1 F. E. Walters Is President Of Executives U.S.

Envoy Changes Criticized Continued from Page 1 ed by former President Dwight Floods Bring Death, Misery To Six States Continued from Page 1 'New' NixorP Impressive During Tour Continued from Page 1 Portuguese units that have sent men to Angola. American military planners be F. E. (Pete) Walters has been Eisenhower are still on the job. While some of them will stay put, lieve units armed with traditional pie in California are saying.

elected president of the Reno Ex the churning waters. Volunteer 'Open the door, Richard. eapons can check small Com ecutives Club for the 1961-62 term. workers, Civil Defease and Na munist adventures in Europe This is the title of a vaudeville succeeding Forest Lovelock. others obviously will hop the dip-1 lomatic merry-go-round.

While Fulbright's complaint against these transfers is not new, its sharply worded form seemed tional Guard crews and ithout resorting to the big nu-j Walters who is assistant man joined in the fight to hold levees. song popular a dozen or more years ago. It brought an aprecia-tive laugh. clear weapons that would bring ager of George A. Probasco, Inc.

takes office June 1. He is a na Near Washington, the west nuclear retaliation and probably fork of the White River spilled over an earthen levee, but weary tive Nevadan and was formerly third world war. The European allies concede to indicate there is more irrita-j tion with State Department policies involved than meets the eye. director of the Federal Housing withdraw the ban against the doctor because of recommendations by a team of Reno physicians arbitrating the lively local dispute. From 40 to 50 persons met with Dr.

Presti's attorney, Peter Echeverria of Reno, and turned petitions with 400 names over to him with the agreement to watch and wait. The petition could force a special election within 20 days after filing. Echeverria said the recall should be held back, as recommended by the arbiters. Dr. Presti was banned from the hospital on the grounds he lost his temper with aides.

As the controversy grew, Pershing County officials asked the Washoe County Medical Society for help in handling the problem, i The request led to a May 3 meeting in Reno, attended by various Pershing County officials and officers and committee mctnlers of state and local medical groups. The meetings developed eight recommendations submitted to the Pershing County Hospital Trustees, which still has them under advisement. The recommendations Included: the validity of this reasoning but Nixon. is fresh from defeat. He says he isn't running for anything.

The next presidential race is far off, There are no bands for Nixon, workers hoped that a two-foot wall of sandbags would hold the Administration, and once con Associates know that the com some already heavily taxed ducted his own real estate and mittee chairman who was re flood crest Thirty National are reluctant to increase their insurance business in Elko. Guardsmen and volunteers filled few banners, no parades. ported considered and passed over for appointment as secretary military appropriations to pay Prior to that time, be was 10 breaks as they developed. But the crowds have been for more ground troops. The ob of state has not been pleased by The sandbagging crew totaled large, and the talks sound like vious desire was to keep on rely years with Newton Crumley in a managerial capacity at the Commercial Hotel in Elko.

Walters served two terms in the state some of the diplomatic nomina. tions. almost 400 during the night as midseason campaign talk. ing on American and British nuclear power to deter the Soviets. i 1 1 personnel from Crane Naval De For instance.

Fulbrisht Nixon drew SO persons to the Detroit Press club luncheon, and was FIRM UNITY said to have had another appoin-jg15131111 from County and pot helped volunteers. Flood conditions paralyzed busi The allies were reported united Tuesday night, at a combination tee in mind for the ambassador is currently serving as a member of the State Gaming Commission. F. E. WALTERS Heads Executives in their determination to stand ness operations in many Midwest firm in West Berlin against ex towns and hamlets.

Elected to serve with Walters. That all members of the Persh- ship to Iran that went to Julius C. Holmes, a veteran of about 35 years in the Foreign Service. WASN'T ASKED pected new pressure by Soviet stag? spectacular and RepuhS-can fund raising spree, 12,500 tickets were sold, at from S3 to! $50 apiece. By moving the show about Michigan for six successive ing hospital staff be members of as vice president, was Dr.

Garold D. Holstine, dean of the College Soldiers, sailors, civil defense workers, school boys and women worked to hold back the muddy Premier Khrushchev to drive them out of the divided city. Vital Statistics DEATHS the society. That all hospital patient rec of Education, University of Ne The committee chairman voted Rusk laid stress on the need vada. Miss Lena Jacobs was re ords be kept complete and up to waters from lapping into the lowland homes or spreading into for swifter, more complete con BLUNDELL Funeral services, to which date.

elected secretary-treasurer of the executives club, a post she has for Holmes when the latter was confirmed by the Senate Monday on a 63-17 count but let others carry the ball in the fight over Middle East Talk Slated For Executives Final meeting of the season for business districts. The Red Cross That medical staff members sultation by NATO countries. He proposed a sort of crisis cabinet nghts, with a different Republican speaker each night. The Republicans hope to pick up ooo. I Monday night in Flint Sen.

held for IQV2 years. and the Salvation Army were at comply to the fullest with the friends are invited, will be held for Mrs. Emma R. Blundell at the Sierra Chapel of Walton Funeral Home, Thursday at 2:30 p.m. with Rev.

John T. Ledger of Trinity Episcopal Church officiating; burial in the Masonic Sec within the alliance composed of the flood scenes to give aid and confirmation, spirit and intent of the principles of medical ethics of the American experts who would keep a con comfort and shelter. Fulbright wasn't asked about Medical Association. Thousands of acres of farm tion of Mountain View Cemetery. Friends may call at Walton Funeral Home on Wednesday.

stant watch on potential trouble spots. Barry Goldwater, spoke aftej two hours of entertainment. some of the major appointments, That each medical staff mem CHRISTMAN Friends are invited to The ministers turned aside this such as those to London and Paris. However, he is credited and found the crowd evaporating and restless. ber personally arrange with an land are inundated.

In Illinois, the Kaskaskia River, which is fed by many streams in the central part Sears, Roebuck Summer Catalog Lists Price Cuts idea in favor of a British pro attend funeral services tor Mrs. Laura May Christman Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at the home chapel of Ross-Burke Cp. with Rev. Blake M.

Franklin of the other physician to provide care with talking the administration posal calling for the establish for his patients when he is ab Nixon took no chances. The hall was about two-thirds into sending Edwin O. Reischauer ment of emergency committees First Baptist Church clergyman; burial in Mountain View Cemetery. sent and that the hosuital be in to Tokyo. of the state, burst through weakened levees near Vandalia.

The water spilled over more than acres of land, including 700 as specific issues arise. HARRIS Friends are invited to at the Reno Executives Club wall be held Monday May 15, at 7 p.m. in the Garden Room of the Riverside Forest Lovelock, club president, has announced the guest speaker will Grant C. Butler, a farmer public relations man and field representative for an American oil company in Saudi Arabia. Butler, will talk of the philo formed of the arrangements.

While he said little about it pub tend funeral services for Mrs. Florence A. Harris Thursday at 1:30 p.m. The ministers got nowhere with That Dr. Presti be restored to filled when he came on first.

Nixon took note of his position. "It's the act you throw away," he sjid cheerfully. "He's the one licly, Fulbright was just as irked at the home chapel of Ross-Burke Co. Baseball great Ted Williams, full staff privileges. with Rev.

Vernon E. Kotter of the as Sen. Wayne Morse, acres of the Illinois State Penal Farm. Several families along the That a statement he issued long a fixture in record books Lutheran Church of the Good Shep-pard, clergyman; cremation at Moun criticism of Portugal's colonial policies and repression of the Negro majority in Angola. Portugal's Franco Nogueiras replied who' warms up the audience for that the committee was not consulted in advance about the deci jointly by the trustees and Dr, and autograph books, today made river were evacuated.

Several tain View Crematory. MASON In Empire, May 9, 1961 the stars who are to come." his debut in a new book the Presti indicating points of conflict other rivers in southern sections Carolee Mason, daughter of Mr. and with counter-criticism of NATO sion to let the ill-fated Cuban invasion go ahead. Morse made an 1961 summer catalos of Sears. in the conduct of hospital affairs sophical concepts and economy of were on the loose.

members notably the United Mrs. William Mason of Empire; sister of Debra Lee, Terry Lyn, and Mikel Ann, all of Empire. Funeral arrangements will be announced by are resolved. Roebuck and Co. Hardest hit in the St.

Louis issue of it in the Senate That all petitions for recall of The famed sport figure is of Statesthat did not support his government during the recent Bnen-Rogers Funeraf Home. area were Cahokia, 111., the Mer- SPOTTY CHECKS the trustees be withdrawn. PABST Graveside services for Jack Pabst will be held Thursday at 1:30 amec Valley region in south St. ficially introduced as a special Sears sporting goods adviser, and the countries that make up the Middle East, and describe what he's seen of Russian competition with the West in that area. Butler is a graduate of Northwestern University and U.C.L.A.

U.N. debate that voted an investi That if arrangements resulting p.m. at Lone Mountain Cemetery with Louis County and the bottomlands One of the complaints of Fulbright and other committee members is that consultation with Rev. Adam Shriver officiating. Capital gation of the situation in the Par tuguese West African colony of the Missouri River in St.

from the recommendations do not prove workable within six months Produce Firm Fails to Collect Alleged Debt Farmer's Exchange, a Reno Charles County, north of St. City Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Pabst was the father of Ann Wolf, San Diego, Mrs. Roy them is spotty.

some of the equipment he has personally tested and approved is presented in the catalog. The new book also lists signifi He holds a commission in the U.S. Louis. the trustees, the medical staff of the Pershing hospital, and the Fulbright obviously wants to go Mills, Tuscaloosa, and Mrs. Betty From New York Air Force, and is a graduate of the Air Force Intelligence school.

along with the administration In Indiana, 360 volunteers, na Hugqins, San Francisco. advisory committee of physician REEVES In Reno. May 9. 1961; Ruth cant price reductions ranging where he can and he usually re tional guardsmen and Navy per meet again for re-evaluation. New officers will be introduced Reeves, sister of Mrs.

RWiina smim of San Jose. Calif, and Mrs. C. R. sonnel sandbagged the earthen Charles H.

Jones of Lovelock wholesale produce firm, has solves his doubts in the President's favor. But colleagues know Durham of Spokane, aunt of to 50 per cent on a wide variety of seasonal merchandise including wearing apparel, sporting levee in Elnora, threatened by James E. Durham of Portland, Ore. chairman of the hospital board Today's Closing Stock Quotations Private services will be held in the floodwaters of the West Fork of said that Dr. Presti was banned failed in an effort to collect, through a Washoe District Court action, an alleged debt of $7,658.85.

Sierra Chapel of Walton Funeral Home, from past experience that the Ar-kansan is a spirited fellow not in- goods, and summer furniture. the White River. The river was Thursday at 11 a.m. with Rev. Felix from the hospital April 24.

Some major appliances are also A. Manlev of the Federated Church officiating; cremation at Mountain Stock averages by the Associated Press Echeverria said the charges four feet above the town level clined to endure in silence the ig-and civil defense officials said the noring of views he regards as offered at sale prices. View Crematory. Aircraft Stock, Missiles Strong On Wall Street iviay IV Ind 15 Rls 15 UN 60 Sts Net change .2 .1 A .5 A .1 In addition, the colorfully illus against his client included, "displays of temper, threats against Judge del Georgetta ruled against the firm and in favor of businessman Gilbert Sutton in a decision handed down Friday. entire population of about 900 vital Wednesday 357.5 124.1 128.

5-h 246.8 Prev. day 357.7 124.2 128.0 244.7 trated 350-page catalog offers MARRIAGE LICENSES Robert L. Dawson, 26, and Norma would be endangered if the levee thousands of new summer items, patients, and hospital personnel abusive language, failure to main broke. Jam 27. both of SDarks.

Chester Hoden Year ago 312.2 115.6 9.0 210.4 Wednesday's utilities new 1961 high NEW YORK (AP) Ctosina stnrkt: The case, heard without a jury, with bright family fashions and 40, Washoe Valley, and Georgia wnne 27, Reno. Charles N. Maxey, 41, Reno, In Centralia, near the na was based on the contention of tain hospital records and reading outdoor recreation equipment and Irene F. Harkins, 46, San Diego, Lant. another doctor charts." Roger Teglia that Sutton was per Danny O.

Northrop, 22, Merrill, and sharing the spotlight. Winifred G. Harner, 20, Reno. tion's population center, residents were without drinking water Tuesday after the city's water pumps Some of the charges, Echever sonally responsible for this debt NEW YORK (AP) Aircraft-missile and some other space age stocks advanced in a mixed stock Proper Release Of News Subject Of Directive Featured in the outdoor section Alp Indus Air Reduc Alleg Lud Allied Ch Allied Strs Alum Ltd Alcoa Alum Am Air Lin ria added, later proved to be un of Blue Ribbon Market, Inc. in DECREES GRANTED are 10 pages of camping gear and founded.

which Sutton had a 15 per cent interest. complete selection of boats, Lynn Ball from Kenneth W'mfield Ball, Marv A. Hopes from Foster Hopes, Ver were submerged under 20 feet of water. The city's sewage disposal plant was destroyed by fire after market late this afternoon. Trad ing.

was heavy. highlighted by a safe, lightweight onica Frances Coonradt from Robert Lee Jones said the trustees probably will meet soon to act on the proposals of the medical societies. Coonradt Edwin Eicnenoerger trom The judge, in a written decision found there was a primary Volume for the day was esti outrigger sailboat for the young Nell Eichenberger, Edward Maiewski Amn Can Amn Cyan Am Motors Am Potash Amn Smelt Amn Too floodwaters caused a short cir cult in a switch. sters. from Patricia McLauohlin Maiewski, Ar difference of understanding be mated at 5.8 million shares compared with 5.38 million Tuesday.

thur J. Hendrickson from Violet J. Hend- For backyard barbecue enthusi rirkson. Norman J. Katen from Helen A.

"I believe we wall take most of their advice, but the ban against Dr. Presti is still in ef City Manager David B. Henry submitted two administrative directives to the Sparks council in In Kentucky, floodwaters from asts, there is a broad range of Katen, Winifred G. Harner from Paul G. Harner.

Charles N. Maxey from Julia the Salt River covered two-thirds Gains running to as much as 2 points or so were scored by stocks braziers and wagon grills, includ Maxey, Esther S. Kees from Thomas G. fect," he declared. regular session Monday night.

Amn Vise Ampex Cp An aeon Co Armco Stl Armour Co of Shepherdsville but no casualties Kees. Euaenia M. Evans from Ralph relating to space age defense. Re ing a special section on the hi- One directive seeks coordination Evans. Ruth Irene Gilrain Lorfing from Dr.

Presti is one of two physi were reported. Uncontamuiated Charles Lorfing, Jeannett Leininger bachi. of public information between de drinking water was reported in Atchsn Top Avco Corp Brentiinqer from Donald Lee Brentnnger tween Teglia and Sutton regarding some verbal statements. Teglia did $25,000 business with the market under the belief Sutton would stand good for the bill. The court pointed out Sutton couldn't be considered a principal as the business was done with the market and not w'th Sutton personally.

cians practicing in the Pershing Counly seat. The other is Dr. Prices in the new catalog are Lillian L. McMahon from Emil W. Mc- partment heads and the city man effective through Aug.

14. O. Jorgenson. ager's office and its proper re critical supply in the town of 1,500 in the west central part of the state. Mahon.

DEEDS RECORDED Bendix Av Beth Steel Boeing Air Borden co Borg Warn Burroughs lease to news media. It deter ports were, that Washington was moving to boost outlays for defense and for space programs. Key stocks in other sections throughout the list showed gains or losses running from fractions to about a point. A few stocks made wider moves. mines classified information from Robert L.

and Zoe M. Stoker to Boyd Bible Smites J. and Emma A. Petersen, portion of lot Cal Pack that of a general nature for the Day Camp l. ock of west Rose park sud.

no. s. guidance of key employes. Anthonv J. and Naomi R.

Madeiros to Glen L. and Florence Mae Crew, portion In releases, speeches, or inter of of 4. block of sun vaiiey buo. no. 6 Cam Soup Case, J.I.

Cater Trac Celanese Co Chance Vgt Chrys Corp Cities Svc Right and Left Plans Drafted Continue Probe In Man's Death Riegel Paper advanced more J. H. and L. Maxine weooer to tan pretations department heads are and Loelia Carl, tot 3, block of Sierra than 5 points. now required to send copies of Manor Sub.

James and Harriett Francis to Joseph written documentary material to WASHINGTON Sen. Alan M. and Anna Ruth Martin, lot 6, block 4 Reno YMCA's day camp for A temporary spurt of 2 points was made by W. R. Grace end Free Permit For Building At the request of Don Craw of Sun valley Sub.

no. 2. Henry for review. Bible. smote to the ex Arrow Development inc.

to posco LAS VEGAS Sheriffs The other directive deals with A. and Katherine T. Guaratdi; portion of boys and girls will be established this summer at Sundown Town, according to Bud Borden, youth Norris-Thermador. The advances were reduced to fractional gains Sec. 30, 19 20 detectives probed further today abusive or obscene language di Silver Hills Mining ana Milling Co.

to treme right and to the extreme left in a speech before the District of Columbia Veterans of Foreign Wars. into the background of a mur in later trades. rected toward city employes by 57 Kenne Cop 90' i Libb McN 13V 45'A LOF Glass SV, 587a Litton Ind J37T 56 Lockh Aire 41- 3734 Macy R.H. 55 70H 67V 24'i Minn 8Va 40 Monsan Ch 47 46V Mont Ward 31 18 Motrl'a Inc 97Vi 58'i Nat Biscuit 83' 2 6934 Nat Cash 988 126H Nat Dairy 67V 79 Nat Distil 293i Nat Gypsm 56 2Wa Nat Lead 90 NY Central 18M 73 No Am Av 494 48 Nor Pacific 44 247a Northrp Air 63H 19H oiin Math 43'i 62 Pac 7834 46 Pac Light 47'fc Pac 414 64'y Pac Bell 23 39 Pac Bell 238 33 Pan Amn 19 544 Parmam Pict 77 113Vj Parke Dav 39V 113-8 Penney JC 40 Penna RR 14 36 Pepsi Cola 538 56'-2 Phel Dodge 63 42' 2 Philco Cp 24 54 Philip Mor 94 AV'a Phillips Pet 57'i 39 Proct 8. 8OV4 24 Radio Corp 77' 2 Raythn Mfv 38 85''2 Repub Str 61 25 Rexall Drg 56''2 43 Reyn Met 46 58Vs Rey Tobac 119 95V4 Rheem Mf 21 c2' 2 Richfld Oil 96' 86 "2 Safeway St 46 58 St.

Regis Pa 35 20 Schenley In 32Va 593,4 Sears Roeb 61 42V4 Shell Oil Co 34 Sinclair Oil 44''2 74 Socony Mb! 47 208 Sou Cal Ed 72 Sou Pacific 23 112 Sperry Ran 31 Std Brand 64V4 34 Std Oil' Cal 54 "1 32'4 Std Oil Ind 54'g 74 Std' Oil NJ 47-2 Stand Pkg 24 13 Stude Pack 7 23 Swift Co 43 38 Tenn Gas 23 63 Texaco Inc 102'2 78' a Texas Inst 46 Thiokol Ch 48'i 22 Tidewat Oil 27 28 Tran Air 18 74 Transamer 37'2 70 Twent Cen 48's 53 Un Carb 135 40'4 Un Oil Cal 62'4 23 Un Pacific 32'4 42 Unit Air 49 44's Unit Aircft 46'? 45 Borax 43 25 Gypsm 93 45V4 Rub 54 700' Steel 87'4 52 Varian Aso 68 79 Warn Pic 62'i 32'4 Westg Air 26 59 Westg Elec 43 69 Woolworth 66'i 67 Yngst S8.T 110 43 Zenith Rad 143V2 Reinhold E. and Charlotte A. Schuster, director. ford, north county assemblyman, portion of Sec. 32, 20 20 dered man found.

in Lake Mead Gains of about 2 points were irate citizens. Henceforward, it was said, data will be compiled The day camp will be for young Friday authorized a free building last month. C. W. (Chuck) Moore to Jack Utter, "There are those who automati made by Lockheed, Republic Avi sters six to 12 years of age, in portion of Sec.

23, 16 19 Colg Palm Col Brd Sys Cofum Gas Com Ed Con Edison Containers Contl Can Contl Oil Corn Prod Crar.e rco Crown Cork Crown Zell Curtiss Wr Deere Co Disney Pd Doug Aire Dow Chem DuPont Co East Air East Kod El Paso NG Fed Mogul Flintk Co when such incidents occur and cally react against persons sin MUbOrM. ation and Thiokol. Douglas Air They revealed that Jack Sha- clusive, and will be held for five Christine Hedges to Anna Dugova, rot will be reviewed by the city man cerely concerned with Commu craft was up about a point. parla, 45, also known as Frank 1, block ot Sierra Meadows Sub. ager and the city attorney for Conrad and Gladys E.

Swanson to Chris days a week. Hours will be 8 ajn. to 5 p.m. nists infiltration," he said. Allied Mills spurted about 4 Cline, was wanted before his tine M.

Hedges, lot 1, block 17 of Green permit lor a Vya resident. Commissioners also abided by Crawford's request there be no inspections by the county building inspector. Crawford wrote and asked these favors for Orrie Smith, a neigh "The other side of the coin are possible punitive action. points. American Machine death for questioning in the Brae Terrace Sub.

No. 4. Complete price is $15 a week David and Eileen Barbara Uribe to those who believe that the end Foundry was a 3-point loser. Harold E. and Maribeth Thomson, lot 17 says Borden, which will include bombing of two relatives' homes last July in Regina, Saskatche block of Reno Highlands Sub.

justifies the means and who Avnet weakened and showed a crafts, swimming instruction, rec louis h. ana ineima i. ienwanat tc wan, Canada. Arnold M. and Dicie R.

Melvin, portion of reational swims, milk, insurance, loss exceeding a point. Ling-Tem-co fell more than 2 and Lear about would ape the methods of Communists in establishing a sort of lynch-law justice," he went on. bor whose house burned several days ago. lot 29, block 1 of Green Brae Terrace Sub. Food Mach Ford Mot Detectives also said they found Worden Funeral Rites Are Held free transportation from the near Norman L.

and Lindy A. Lindlev to a point. Forem Dair Frueh Tlr a suitcase owned by Shaparla in est school, and "adventure days" Ross Stoltz, -county building in Edward F. and Theima R. Meyer, lot 7, block 1 of West Reno Heights.

"Extremists of any type can Union Carbide advanced more bus station in Las Vegas. It each Friday at Lake Tahoe, Pyra Kenneth T. and Dorothy L. F)aan to spector, informed commissioners he felt it would be of no benefit Genl Dyna Genl Elec Gent Food Gen Mote contained numerous obscene pho Conrad M. and Louise R.

Frederickson, only serve to impede the orderly progess of a civilized society," mid Lake or other points of in than a point while American Cy-anamid lost a point or more in a ior 4, diock or Hill view Terrace. terest. tos, they said. Funeral services for Joan Faith to the county to charge for a Darrvl D. Gunther to Edward S.

and Gen Refrac Bible added. mixed chemical group. Teresa Bannan Maltev. Dortion of Sec. Genl TS.E1' Det.

Capt. William O'Reilly Worden were held Monday aft permit or to make three inspec 21 and 22, 16 18 Camp director will be Tom Burns, Central Junior High Genl Tire American Stock Exchange pric said it appeared Shaparla was ernoon at the home chapel of the tion mps to vya. es were irreeularly higher Ross-Burke Co. with Rev. Nolan Charging Smith ten cents a teacher, and, Borden says, two upset with his relatives over division of an estate left by his heavy trading.

other Nevada state-certified teach Gregory of the Church of God of Counts Names On Petition Ga Pac Cp Goodrich Goodyear Greyhound Gulf Oil Hew Pack Homestake Ideal Cem Inland Stl Corporate bonds declined. U.S ers will be on the staff. They will father. ficiating. mile for the three trips to the extreme north end of the county is out of the question, a com missioner said.

government bonds were a shade Nevadan Attends Washington Meet be assisted by qualified coun Shaparla' body was found higher. selors. standing in eight feet of water LAS VEGAS (AP) City Clerk The day camp will start June in Lake Mead April 27. His trous- Int Bus Intl Harv Intl Nickel Edwina Cole today began counting 12 and run through August er pockets and legs were filled Intl Paper Reno Resident William E. Schultz, director of voter signatures on a petition to with rocks.

Doctors attributed ntl Johns Man the Nevada Division of Vocation put firemen salary hike demands death to an overdose of knock eight consecutive weeks. Registration will begin at the Reno YMCA after May 20, when parents can Jones 8. on the June 6 Ballot Kaiser Alua Dr. G. W.

Sears Receives Honor Dr. George W. Sears, former After an opening prayer by Rev. Mr. Gregory, musical selections were sung by Nola Gregory and VicW Roller, followed by solos by Chet Christensen.

Casket bearers were James Wehe, Randy Gore, Ron Broady, Richard Cronberg, James and Ernie Reimers. Honorary bearers were Hugh Widaman James Middleton, R. S. Norris, C. W.

Jones Speed Henry, Ralph Waggoner, out drops. al Rehabilitation in the State Department of Education, has returned from Washington', D.C., City commissioners turned down obtain informative brochures Named in Suit Reno osteopath Dr. T. G. Mc-Qeary is being sued fof more than $155,000 by a Reno.

house requests presented to them. Mrs. Cole estimated there were chairman of the chemistrv rip. where he attended the annual meeting of the Council of State 4,000 signatures, substnatially Hotel Purchase Talks Continue partment at the University of Ne Directors of Vocational Rehabili Fire Scourges Clark Swamp more than the required 10 per vada, has been honored the wife who claims he was profes U. N.

Professor At Conference Dr. Kathryn H. Duffy, assistant tation. He also represented Goiql cent of 12,000 registered voters. City officials sadd the increase sionally negligent.

Mrs. Netta Dodlittle and her hus American Chemical Society with a certificate in recognition of 50 years of membership. Employment of the Physically asked by firemen would cost tax LAS VEGAS (AP) A group of George Bassemier, J. R. Hawkins, D.

R. Blevens, Andy Simpson, Ken Bresse and Tom Le-Broke. Burial was in Mountain band, Robert, are seeking a total LAS VEGAS (B A fire official Handicapped at the national meet payers $90,000, the first year and professor of business administra veteran casino operators say they of $155,742.21 from the osteopathic $165,000 the second. tion at the University of Nevada, are close in negotiations to pur ing, which was held the two days following the states council phiysician and surgeon. said a brush fire burning unmolested over 10 to 15 acres of swamp land east of Las Vegas Firemen with a present top sal is attending a conference on sav chase the Thunderbird Hotel on Attorney Jack Streeter is rep meeting.

ary of $486 a month after four ings and residential financing May Las Vegas' Strip. Dr. Sears holds the title of professor of emeritus of chemistry at the University of Nevada. He joined the American Chemical Society while a graduate student at the University of Illinois, where he obtained the M.S. and Ph.D.' View Cemetery.

A native of Reno, Joan was 16 years of age at the time of her death in a local hospital on May should burn itself out today if the Mr. Schultz was appointed to 10-12 in Chicago. Charles Rich, Sid Wyman and years experience are asking an eventual top scale of $575. They wind doesn't change. the executive committee of the The conference is sponsored bv resenting the Doolittles.

Governor Makes Visit to Clark Until then, reported County Fire States Council of Vocational Re want an immediate increase for the U.S. Savings and Loan League. 5. Capt. Robert Taylor, "it's doing habilitation Directors in which 1961-62 in starting salary from Dr.

Duffy is one of 45 univer us a favor. capacity he will represent the degrees. He came to Nevada ia 1917 and retired in 1949, during' $407 to sity people from all sections of the United States chosen to at seven western states of LAS VEGAS UP Gov. Grant George M. Duckworth have filed license applications with the Nevada Gaming Control Board.

All were connected with the Riviera Hotel from 1955 to 1960. A spokesman ior the prospective buyers declined to reveal the sale price. Informed sources put it about $5 million. Assessed val "It's taking care of a mosquito bed and fixing the area so a fire Washington, Oregon, Hawaii, Cali which time he served as department chairman for 22 years. tend.

AH expenses of the partici Sawyer is due in town Wednes- Sparks Orders Play Equipment Lilliputian equipment for North can't start again. I was out there fornia, Arizona and Nevada. This dav for a one-cay stay. Careless Driving Claimed in Suit Dr. and Mrs.

Sears live at 1341 Alta Reno. is the policy, making committee pants are financed by the league, league. Dr. Duffy instructs real estate He'll address a luncheon meet of the states council. ing of the; Clark County Demo more Park has been ordered, it During the last year, Mr.

Schultz and business law courses at the cratic Women, hold private con A Reno couple has accused for three hours last night and came away one big welt." He said no homes are endangered. Firemen are keeping a watching but not fighting it. The blaze, alternately festering uation of the property is has served on the national com University of Nevada. ferenees during the afternoon and Ernest E. Holding of careless and was announced today by Sparks City Engineer Calvin Dodson.

255. Assessed values are usually nttpnd a Junior Achievement; negligent driving because of a rear- one third the appraised value. Dodson said he has conferred mittee dealing with the relationship between the States Council of Vocational Rehabilitation and award banquet in the evening. MARKETS AT A GLANCE with City Councilman Edmond Stead Visited By DeMoIays Members of the Order of De-Molay from Reno toured Stead Air Force Base Saturday. and rampaging, started Sunday in the swamp formed by wastes McGoldrick and Dr.

Lloyd Died- N. Y. METALS the Bureau of Old Age and Sur NEW YORK (API- richsen, recreation commission di vivors' Insurance. He was recent end car-trailer collision which occurred on June 5, 1960, on Prater Way in Sparks. Herman Montgomery and his wife, Tressie Lee, are suing for $15,500 in Washoe County District jirulll Cliy oliu euuinv uij- NEW YORK Metal prices: Stocks Mixed; aircraft-mis Copper, electrolytic, delivered U.S.

rmsal nlants rector for Sparks. They decided upon types of park play equip siles advance. ly reappointed to this committee for the coming year. Special Program For Volunteers A sDecial program to honor all Firemen are unable to reach The group, numbering 120, was- Bonds Mixed; corporates te ment most suitable for tiny tots the blaze because of the swampy lb; Lake 20.00c lb; export FAS U.S. ports 30.75c Lead, common, 11.00c St.

Louis 10.80c lb. welcomed by Col. R. T. Court for injuries sustained by treat.

Plans for a Lilliputian play area in the park have been under con land, Taylor said. Earlier the fire burned power and telephone Cotton Irregular; slow' trading. Manganese. cent pure, 1 to Montgomery when Bolding's car allegedly ran into the rear of 20 tons, 34.25-36.25c lb. air base group commander.

The; boys saw a handgun and knife? throwing demonstration, toured I LIVESTOCK STOCKTON (AP) Cattle salable 25, calves salable none, hogs. Salable 75, sideration for a year. lines. CHICAGO: Wheat Mixed; light trade. Sheep.

Salable 50, market not tested. Quicksilver Sijj-iLS flask. Tin, N.Y. prompt delivery 109.87Vac lb Tungsten powder, 98.8 per cent minimum pure, S2.90 lb. nom.

Zinc, prime western, N.Y. 12.00c ib; East St. Louis 11.50c Ib. MUTUAL FUNDS their trailer and car. She was a passenger in the car being driven by her husband at the time of the accident.

the SAGE installation, were guests at lunch in the dining hail toured air defense sector lacAi-' Bid Asked volunteers will be held today at 8 p.m. in the Veterans Administration Hospital Auditorium, according to D. M. Shute, manager. Once a year, awards are presented to volunteers who have worked 100, 300, 500, or 1,000 hours.

In addition, awards are OVER THE COUNTER (These figures from the National Associ- 8 42 9.11 Corn Mostly steady; light trade. Oats Firm; scattered light demand. Soybeans Higher; old crop 14.52 18.21 14.71 3.71 actual transactions. They are intended as! ties, looked over helicopters and a guide to the approximate price ranae film saw a film on their Derations BUTTER AND EGGS Bank America Bank Clearings SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Bank clearings: San Francisco $140,000,000. Berkeley debits 56,73.529.

13.26 6.28 24'i 47 16 68'2 PACIFIC COAST EXCHANGE Ampex Boeing Di Giorgio Friden General Dynamics Lockheed Cal. Financial Corp. Crocker Anglo i months strong. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Eggs presented to head officials of or Affiliated Fund Bullock Fund Concord Fund Delaware Mutual Diw. Shares Eaton Howard Hamilton H-C7 Hamilton H-DA Incorp.

Investors Instl. Growth Mass. Inv. Trust Mass. Inv.

Growth United Income Wellington Fund 14 25 16.84 13.38 3.38 12.40 5.74 5.64 8.8a 12.40 1497 17.92 12.71 15.45 then stood full retreat in fronts of wing headquarters. Hosting DeMoIays were Tony; unchanged. 54' it 59 48 55'-j 58' 3 3 38" 4 22' i 2y-i lO3 12 I 19 20'i 71V 75 SH 61 9.70 Hogs Steady to 23 cents top 517.75. 40 79 Kaiser Steel Lucky Stores Pacific Far East Permanente Cement Wells Fargo-Am Trust Yuba Consolidated IP. G.

E. Barnard. Chris Dean, Charles1 ganizations which have rendered outstanding services to veteran patients through the Voluntary Service program. 1958 Cattle Slaughter steers 25 to 50 Los Angeles debits: Today S349- SAV FRANTTSTO (API RuttprlRohr Parks and William Albright. 27i 28 4 cents lower; top 526.60.

last year unchanged. 'Seaboard Finance.