Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 30

August 9, 1956 SO RENO EVENING GAZETTE Wells Residents Enjoy Vacations Six New 4-H 3Q00 Stockholders Seek Stardust Reorganization Club Officers Assume Duties Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pengelly were here recently from their present home in Eureka to visit friends and relatives. Miss Margaret Fouts of San Francisco spent the past week in Wells at the Matt Smith home. A.

L. Kemnitz has returned from Los Angeles where he attended summer school for six weeks. WELLS. Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Bartz returned recently from a four-day trip through Yellowstone National Park. They were accompanied on the trip by Mrs. Bartz niece, Mrs. Doris Thirsk of Vancouver, Wash. Mrs.

A. L. Kemnitz and two children have returned from a month's trip to Billings, Mont. They also visited in Mountain View. Wyo.

with friends. With elections over, six new SOLE CANDIDATE FOR CONSTABLE IS RULED OUT GOLDFIELD, Aug. 9. It appears this central Nevada town Is going to have to get along without a constable for a while longer. There hasn't been a constable here for about 10 years because of the low pay, but service station operator Robert Luce recently filed.

With no opposition, he was assured election. But Atty. Gen. Harvey Dickerson held yesterday that since Luce filed as a non-partisan, he cannot appear on the ballot. The law requires candidates to express their political affiliation for all but school and judicial posts, said Dickerson.

Silver said the hotel construction capital has been so badly depleted that the 1500 room resort, largest in the state, cannot be completed. He said also that unless steps are taken many stockholders will lose heavily in the venture. Presently the corporation is in the hands of Paul D. McDermott of Las Vegas, a former member 4-H Club officers are ready to assume new duties for the coming year. Incoming state president is Fred Crooks, 18, Churchill V0.

A county. -His vice-president will be Wayne Adams of Clark county. of the Nevada Tax Commission. Other new officers for 1956-57 LAS VEGAS A plea of nearly 300 stockholders to back reorganization efforts of their partially completed Stardust Hotel was voiced today by B. J.

Silver, former vice president of the financially ill corporation. Silver declared that without immediate reorganization the huge investment would be a loss to the stockholders and that Louis Stralla, Stardust president and brother of the late Tony Cor-nero Stralla, is "completely incapable" of successfully operating the bogged down luxury hotel on the famed Las Vegas strip. Silver, chairman of the reorganizing "stockholders protective said his group wants Stralla out of the company. He said that Stralla has "left no doubt of his inability to perform after one year of nothing but a lot of conversation." are Jean Zalac of Storey county, secretary; Elaine Baker of White Pine, judge; Kirk Terrell of Lyon, prosecuting attorney; and Peggy Lamb of Churchill county, de fense attorney. Election of officers was held as 5 JO 1 rJ one of the final events at State McDermott was appointed receiver last month under a federal bankruptcy law, by Federal Judge John R.

Ross of Carson. Stralla has sought a revision of the judge's order so that the hotel can be returned to his control. Silver, however, maintains that. keeping the hotel under the "Chapter statute will give the stockholders protective committee time to get reorganization plans "rolling." It is estimated that about is needed to complete the hotel with another two million to pay off creditors. 4-H Club Camp just concluded at Lake Tahoe.

Installation of new officers was conducted by Paul Downieville Man Taken by Death Funeral services were held Wednesday morning in Nevada mode with the Vodka ef Vodkas Toll, cool, delightfully "dry" with th trw tonic tost I avs you brathltnt th greatest lamt ii If fj TiVK Maloney, former head of Junior Extension work in Nevada, and Raymond Cox, present State 4-H Club leader. City, for Duncan Cameron MISSING SINCE JULY 20, Abe Kbrnell, of Cincinnati, Ohio, leaves three sons and a wife. A bookbinder by trade, Kornell, above, walked but of the printing plant where he worked after, his boss said, "he seemed worried." Kornell, 33, "Is in need of medical care" his wife said. They have been married 11 years, lie is 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighs 200 pounds. Mrs.

Kornell said her husband is an inveterat newspaper reader and this picture might jar his memory. The new 4-H president has been r- Suit Settled In Crash Death in 4-H work over six years and is the son of Royal D. Crooks, dairy tl 1 101 imf. Biititlii frti full Iti. fiiru Siimff Fit.

(tit. if liiklilrO, lifflirf, Ciil man and former extension agent for Churchill county. Young Crooks succeeds Richard Capurro The $40,000 law suit filed In Washoe county district court by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alegre as a of Washoe county in the top 4-H post.

Overall state 4-H work in Ne result of their son's death has been settled out of court. Albert M. Alegre, the son, died after his sports car overturned Sept. 12, 1935. Mr.

and Mrs. of Downieville, Sierra county, Calif. Mr. Cameron died Sunday at Sutter hospital in Sacramento. He was 66.

A native of Auburn, and a former lieutenant commander in the navy during World War he was a member of American Legion Post No. 738 of Downieville, and Islam Temple of the Shrine in San Francisco. He was the husband of Mrs. Norah Cameron of Downieville. Funeral services were held in the Bergemann funeral chapel at Nevada City.

The body was accompanied to Golden Gate national cemetery in San Bruno for military and Masonic rites, and burial. vada is administered jointly by the U. S. Department of Agriculture and the Max C. Fleischmann college of agriculture of the Uni Alegre, represented by Attorney Gordon W.

Thompson, claimed George M. Hale was responsible Carson Buys Street Signs CARSON City trustees this week authorized the purchase of name signs for two more Carson streets and discussed weed clearing from vacant lots and right of ways. The board authorized City Clerk Geraldine Lamb to purchase signs for Division street and Fall street north of Musser street' out of money from the traffic fund. Fire Chief Stan Peyton will be asked to make a comprehensive report on vacant lots and right of ways covered by weeds and the fire hazard it presents. He also will be asked to ask Warden A.

E. Bernard about the use of state prisoners in cleaning up the weeds for the city. versity of Nevada. Activities of the organization, however, are run largely by the 4-H boys and girls themselves through their elected state officers and county council members. because he had suddenly turned his car left to enter a driveway as the Alegre car was about to pass.

Hale, through his attorney. George Vargas, claimed that Alegre's own negligence was re NO CIVILIZATION sponsible for the death. MEXICO CITY. CP) This capi Vargas had demanded a jury TIME FOR CHANGE ASSINIBOIA, Sask. CP) The wooden sidewalks in this town have got to go, town council decided.

Application will be made for approval to issue debentures trial, but the suit was dismissed on agreement of the two attor tal has lost some civilization but history is better served. "Civilization" street has been neys. The dismissal was approved by Washoe county district Judge for $20,000 for construction of renamed for General Salvador NOW AT TWO LOCATIONS UNIVERSITY MARKET, 1000 RALSTON AIRPORT GROCERY, 225 AIRPORT ROAD concrete sidewalks. Alvarado, a revolutionary figure. A.

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