Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 12

LEGALNOTICES August 4, 1952 2 RENO EVENING GAZETTE Korea War Eases Pressure In Asia STOCK QUOTATIONS Week's Metal Prices Listed HPWNTJL GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR ATTRACTIVE GIRLS BETWEEN 21 27 YEARS APPLY 9 to 11 A. M. NEVADA CLUB 224 N. VIRGINIA ST. WANTED Office secretary with well 39 BO PEEP Nursery.

Supervised play yard. Open all summer. Hourly, dally, weekly. Mrs. Lloyd Fatrlck.

2- 1138. MRS. WILSON, baby sitter. Reliable. Call 5 p.m.

to 10 pjn. Consider steady work after 3 p.m. 3- 9876. RELIABLE mother, nursing expert lence. Nights only.

75c hour, transportation. .2 2854. SPIRITUALISM 4 CHANDA psychic reader, crystal gazing, reading, $3. Resident 31 years. Confidence safe.

718 West Second. 2 61 14. IF IN DOUBT. See Rev. Love.

Spiritual reader. Circles Thursday evening 8 No. Virglr.au Apartment 8. 2 4157. MADAME OS ETTA.

Readings dally Seances Thursday 8 2 6316. 730 Marsh. SUZANNE Hollywood's 1 1 4 psychic card reader and advisor. By appointment. 3 3454.

MADAME VICTORIA. AstrologUt. Remarkable psychic mind Prions 3 5172 58 Park RUTH. Psychic card reader Ninth. ver Reno f2 2 9752 CARPENTRY, REPAIRS 42 KE.MUliEIJNG PROBLEMS? SEE C8 ABOUT OUR HOME LUMPER CO FINANCS PLAN Wo Waiting Nf Down Pavrsen HOME LUMBER CO.

OF NEVADA 275 Raltton Phone 6144 CALL 29394or 2-5e32for" thalTre-palr or remodeling ob you tiavs been considering. No down payment, up to three years to pay regardless r.f existing Mortgage Prs estimates given Morvav Building Supplies. 647 West Third EXPERIENCED dreswnaklng snd alterations. Katherlne Bishop. 720 Humboldt.

2 5823 Slip covers, drap-erles. children's clothes. 5-2287. ATTERAflONsTBoth men and wo. men.

Bedspreads made to order. Phone2-7903 DESIGNING, slip covers. drasmak. lng. remodeling Louise Kunder Untvemitv 2 3801 EXPERT, reasonable dressmaking and alteratlcns.

1703 North Virginia. Phone 3 478L PLUMBING: Concrete septic tanks, outside city limits Reno, Sparks. 3 6810 dcoratjng ScpItleaning Walls, ceilings, windows, snd floors cleaned. Floor waxing and polish, lng by experts In their business. Bonded and Insured Fast and efficient service.

Nevada Building and Maintenance. Phone 2-591 1. PAINTING, papcrhanglng. taping, texturing and color styling. Out.

standing workmanship guaranteed, 30 years experience. Lewis Mayer. resident. Phone 5 4709. RUGS and furniture cleaned in your home.

Use again in a few hours. Brownies Duraclesn Service. 2-3609or3-7503. HOTJSEPAINTING. decorating.

Reasonable. A-l Job. Also Texnllt Duraval. Day or lob Telephone 2 5546. Sen roeder JAMES CRISTELLO painter and decorator, paper hanging.

Fat'est prices in town. Phone Reno 2-1563. PAPERHANGING. waTl I i n. painting Re-ihle estimate work Phone S7QS fiwent MOVNGAN LA VERNE YOUNG Rubbisn removed from yard, basement little.

Phone 5 8575. GOOD dirt, leveling, general hsul-lng. E. 2. Graham Phone 5 2005.

DO vou need gravel, sand rubbish i 5946 nursery, landscaping andjriesurey insured and bonded Trees topped, dangerous trees safely removed. Stumps removed, fruit trees and shrubbery pruned. Compare our prices with others and save morfey. Free estimate. 3 7815.

FISHERS' licensed treesurgeryTln. sured. Toppinn pruning shrubs, yards cleaned. Gardening. Iswn mowing 2-6019.

TEAM work. Plowing, mowing, top soil. lawn. 3 8029 MONEY TO LOAN 56 CASH! "WHILE YOU WAIT Automobile-Furniture Trailers-Salary Regardless of who or how much you owe, we will help you TODAY! Loan! 6 12 Mo.TTToT 50.001 5 02T3 64! 3 lT 1 00 1 8 461 6 05jT27 6 .34" 300.00' 55.3330.14f21.81l 19 06 500 00' 49 07r35 15' 307 94 08 6 09'58 09" 00' 264 581 138 B3'S6 8Q'84 tt Monthly pavment includes interest. You pay Interest only on the unpaid balance and for the exact tlms you keep the money.

NEVADA FINANCE CO. 223 Professional Building Second and Center Streets Telephone 2-8603 IF YOU NEED CASH Remember at American Credit Corp. The big majority of auto and furniture loans take only ONE TRIP Friendly and Confidential Service AMERICAN CREDIT CORP. OF NEVADA HEAD OFFICE Go SIERRA RENO Phone 3-716S 3-7167 3-8411 Branches: Las Vegas, Elko and Winnemucca. LOANS For Vacations, or Any Purpose 110 to $1500.

on Car. Puroiture. Trailer, or Salary Fast. Friendly, Confidents! Service Lower Payments 21 Months to Pay 1-Trip Only Phone 2 8694 VALLEY FINANCE CO. CARE OF CHILDREN DjJMNEYJcUR CHNEYfuTnaeSvcmuneJ denned 5 up.

3-6166. 24VJ6 10 Women Wanted All women having blackheads, whiteheads, clogged pores, sagging muscles, orother distressing skin problems. DermaCulture, a proven scientific skin care is now available at Mademoiselle Beauty Salon. Call 2-4835 for information NOTICE The annual meeting of the Nevada State Board of Embalmers will be held Friday, September 5, 1952. beginning at 8:00 A.

M. at the Burns Mortuary. 506 5th Street, Elko. Nevada for the purpose of conducting examinations for embalmers' licenses and regular business of the Board. (Signed) S.

E. ROSS, Secretary-Treasurer. CLARANONNA. French weaving rewpavlnc. Invisible mending.

607 N. Virgin la. 3 7408. MASSAGE: Air conditioned, down town location Cool, rejuvenating treatments Open every day 2-5sy TRAVEL 12 RENT A.CAK Current model cars in tiptop condition Gas. oil, proper Insurance furnished Rent any time day night or week-end for an nour day.

week or longer Reasonable rates. Hert Drtv-Ur-Self System Licensee. KIVKRSIDE D-DRIVE 10O Mand Avenue Reno Phone 3-5714 DRIVING to Columbus. Ga Take one or couple, on or about 6 Augurt. 2 3817 or 3 5302.

Sgt. 1C D. C. Brunettl. HELP WANTED MALE 14 WANTED Miners and Carpenters Men with experience needed.

Carpenters must have own tools. 48 hour week. Contact Nevada Employment Office. 102 E. 2nd St.

UNITED STATES VANADIUM COMPANY BISHOP. CALIFORNIA (Privately Paid Ad.) WANTED Experienced brakemcn and switchmen for WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CONTACT NEVADA STATE EMPLOYMENT 102 East Second Privately Paid Ad) STANDARD STATIONS INC. 40 HOUR WEEK Have opening for six salesmen In this area. Ages 18 to 35. High school or equivalent required.

Approxl-' mate earnings $230 per month. Apply Standard Station 4th and Sierra. Interviews dally and 7 p.m. Monday. Approved ov Wsfte Stabilization Board WANTED: Frame and front end man must have frame experience Bear equipment used.

Steady employment for right party James Daniel, Automotive Service. EXPERIENCED mechanics. Chrysler, products prefered. See Mr. El-ston.

William's Motors. Dodge. Plymouth 424 Street. Marysvllle. California.

RENCTEank has opening for young man with aptitude and lnteres In banking. Permanent reside' only. Write qualifications to n- Jnl. Box 914. MEN Wanted: Pacific Fruit press.

Sparks, Nevada. Hov rate. $1.55. Meals and sleeping tu duties available. SALES representative for leading home appliance.

Excellent commission and Incentive bonus. Call 33456. SINGLE man, hotel desk clerk. $150 month plus room and board. Apply Zepher Cove Beach, Lake Tahoe.

BOYS, $60 week Sell name-plates for houses. Complete kit free. Box 915. EXPERIENCED tree man wanted, also men who can climb to learn same. Pay as you learn.

229 Winter. HELP WANTED FEMALE 16 APPLY NOW JOURNAL ROUTE OPEN IN SPARKS EAST SECTION OF SPARKS EARN OVER $35 A MONTH CALL CIRCULATION 3-4121 HURRY! EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTED APPLY NEVADA CLUB 224 NORTH VIRGINIA WANTED Young lady bookkeeper and typist. Must be permanent resident. Give full details in first letter. Apply 917.

CARD SALESPEOPLE MAKE spare time showing gor-geous 21 card Christmas assortments. 50 for $1.25. Imprint cards, novelties, musical toys, gift wraps. 150 money makers. Send for boxes on approval and free Imprint portfolios.

Imperial. Dept. 135, 406 So. Main. Los Angeles, Calif.

OPENING for girl who would like to learn beauty work. Opportunity to work 1 month in dispensary and pay for entire course, value $200. Applicant should have aptitude for halrdresslng. Reno Beauty College, 247 No. Sierra.

Apply In person. WANTED: Receptionist. Requirements attractive, high school education and some secretarial experience. Between ages 18-30. Apply In person between 2-9 p.m.

Arthur Murray Studio. 440 N. Virginia. $23 WEEKLY for wearing lovely dresses given to you as bonus. Just show Fashion Frocks to friends.

No canvassing. Investment or experience necessary. Fashion Frocks, Dept. 1836, Cincinnati. Ohio.

CLERICAL position available with opportunity In growing field of welfare administration. Applicant must be neat and personable with flexible personality, able to work easily with people. Phone 2-8631. EXPERIENCED permanent bookkeeper for local wholesale firm. Must operate Burrough's bookkeeping machine.

Write Gaz-Jnl Box 909 for interview. YOUNG ladies. Pleasant 6 hour day. $2.00 per hour. 5 day week.

Miss Boyd. Suite 19. Cal Neva Bldg. 38 E. Second St.

10 a.m.-2p.m. WANTED: Experienced female bookkeeper. State experience and salary esired. Write P. O.

Box 2027. Reno. WOMAN for light housekeeping and child care. Mornings. $1250 per week.

2-7647. HOUSEKEEPER wanted: Care of children. Uve In. Call 2-7660 before noon. PERSONALS IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA.

IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE. No. 140,907. Dept. No.

1. BARBARA JEAN FITCH, Plaintiff, vs. ARTHUR THOMAS FITCH, Defendant. SUMMONS The State of Nevada Sends Greetings to the Said vDefendant: You are hereby summoned to appear within ten days after the service upon you of this Summons If served In said county, or within twenty days If served out of said county but within said Judicial District, and In all other cases within thirty days (exclusive of the day of service), and defend the above-entitled action. This action Is brought to recover a Judgment, and decree of this Court, forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony now, and heretofore, existing between you and the plaintiff herein, on the grounds of extreme cruelty of a men-tal nature, as Is more fully Described in the Complaint.

Dated this 26th day of June, A. D. 1952. (SEAL) H. K.

BROWN. Clerk of the Second Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada, In and for Washoe County. By M. DO WD, Deputy. F.

RAFFETTO. SUITE 1, ARMANKO 50 N. VIRGINIA RENO. NEVADA. Attorney for Plaintiff.

Jy 28 Ag 4. 11. 18. 25 IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE.

No. 141.384. Dept. No. 3.

HARRY ALPERT, Plaintiff, vs. ROSE ALPERT, Defendant. SUMMONS The State of Nevada Sends Greetings to the Said Defendant. You are hereby summoned to appear within ten days after the service upon you of this Summons If served In said county, or within twenty days If served out of said county but within said Judicial District, and in all other cases within thirty days (exclusive of the day of service), and defend the above-entitled action. This action Is brought to re cover a Judgment, dissolving the bonds 01 matrimony now and heretofore exist lng between the plaintiff and defendan upon the ground that plaintiff and de fendant have voluntarily lived separate and apart without cohabitation for more than three consecutive years, lmmedl ately preceding the commencement of this action, as is more fully Described in the complaint.

Dated this 28th day of July. A. D. 1952 tOURT SEAL) H. K.

BROWN Clerk of the Second Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada, In and for Washoe County. By M. COOPER, Deputy JOSEPH P. HALLER. Attorney for Plaintiff.

Jy 28-Ag 4 11. 18. 25 IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA IN AND FOF THE COUNTY OF WASHOE. No. 138660.

Dept. No. 2. In the Matter of the Estate of JAMES HORTON, also known as PAUL HARLOW. Deceased.

Notice of Posting of Settlement of Ac count, and Hearing petition for Dis tribution of Estate. Notice Is hereby given that DOROTHY M. SMITH, the executrix of the estate of the above named JAMES HORTON aka PAUL HARLOW, deceased, has ren dered an presented for settlement, and filed In said Court, her First and Final account of her administration of said estate; and also has petitioned for dis tribution of said estate: and that Friday the 8th day of August, A. D. 1952, being a day of Regular Session of said Court, at 10:00 o'clock A.

at the Court Room of said Court. In the City of Reno. In said Washoe County, has been fixed by said court for the settlement of said account and hearing said petition for distribution of said estate, at which time and place any person interested In snld estate may appear end file exceptions in writing to the said account and con test the same. Dated July 12. A.

D. 1952. (SEAL) H. K. BROWN.

Clerk. Bv M. Cooper. Deputy Clerk. Jy 14 21-28-Ag.

4 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS The fourth Installment of the 1951 taxes Is now due and payable at the office of the county Treasurer. Keno. Ne vada: unless paid on or before the first Monday In August (August 4, 1952) ae linquencies will be added and the prop erty will be advertised ana a tax nen placed against same on the second Mon day In September (September 8. 1952). J.

B. CUNNINGHAM, County Treasurer and Ex-Offlcla Tax Receiver of Washoe Countv. Nevada. Jy 17 to Ag 4 Inrl YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the undersigned, on the 29th day of July, 1952, sold all their right title and Interest In and to the automobile re pair and servicing business heretofore being conducted in tne name 01 LUND 226 Chestnut Street. Reno.

Nevada, to BILL CORBETT, and that the undersigned will not be responsible for any debts or obligations Incurred by said BILL CORBETT who will continue to do business as L. LUND from and after this date. DATED this 31st dav of Julv. 1952. BLANCHE FRANCES LUND, LAURITZ B.

LUND. Jr. Ag-l-tO-8-lnc CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES 1 Day 12c per word 4 Days 25c per word 7 Davs 35c per word 10 Davs 45c per word 14 Days 55c per word 21 Davs 70c oer word 26 Days 75c per word The charge for Transient Classified Advertisements is based on word count. Minimum 10 words. Rates include publication In both the Reno Evening Gazette and The Nevada State Journal.

In the event an error Is made by the Reno Evening Gazette or The Nevada State Journal which materially affects the value of the advertisement to the advertiser a corrected publication will be made at once, providing notice of error is given to the office before the 2nd Insertion. PHONE 3 4121 OR 3 3161 LODGE NOTICES 2 STATED COMMUNICATION RENO LODGE NO. 13. F. A.

M. TUESDAY AUGUST 5TH, 8 P. M. losttnd7op3333335 "TRCySFROM RENO Female Cocker Cross, white with brown markings, long tall, has on leather collar with string hanging from It. STRAYS FROM SPARKS Female pup, black and white.

Had on leather harness; has short tall. STRAYS FROM CARSON Black and white male Shepherd type, young dog, has white on Its chest and toes, has long hair. FOR ADOPTION Female German short hair Pointer. Pure bred. Many desirable male dosw and puppies; some purebred HOURS: Weekdays 9 a.m.

to 5 p. m. SUNDAYS: 11 a. m. to 2 p.

m. HOLIDAYS: Closed NEVADA HUMANE SOCIETY Heated Inside Kennels for Boarding Dogs MTLL ST. PHONE 2-4672 TAKEN from parked car: Large black leather Hartman suitcase with metal binders, and medium size brown suitcase both scuffed. Contain personal effects and ma- nllla envelopes, containing bookkeeping records, etc. Liberal reward to finder.

No questions. Glen Albright. Hotel Golden. LOST: July 29. 1952 at Lawton Springs Resort.

One engagement ring with 1 large diamond, 36 small diamonds and 6 baguettes and 1 wedding ring with three large diamonds and 10 small diamonds. LIBERAL REWARD. Phone 2-7006. LOST: Collie Cross Shepherd dog. Medium large.

Black and brown. Dog license 512. Missing 2 weeks. Reward. Call 2-9897.

LO6T: Black and white female Springer named "Folly." Vicinity Frey and Moana Lanes. Reward. 2-2967. PEJlS0NAL3nr ANYONE knowing tiie whereabouts of Henry Albert Iselln, please contact me as his wife Katherlne la very 111. Daisy Mae Iselln, P.

O. Box 97. Warm Springs. Calif. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous- Phone 2-1957.

795 East 4th, AP STOCK PRICE AVERAGES High Low Close Net Change 30 Indust 144.6 J43.4 144.1 Minus .1 15 Ralls 85.2 84.5 84.8 Minus .3 15 Utlls 52.3 52.8 53.1 Plus .2 60 Total 109.5 108.6 109.1 Minus .1 DOW, JONES AEVRAGES 30 Industrials 279.87 up .07 20 Ralls 103.36 off .45 15 Utilities 50.55 up .07 Approximate sales, 950,000. NEW YORK, Aug. 4. UP) The stock market was lower today with trading quiet. An irregular movement of prices marked the close.

Trading came to an estimated million shares as compared with 1,050,000 shares traded Friday. The outside of the fall was a little more than a point with by far. the greatest bulk of the list down only fractions. The decline was eased by a considerable number of small plus signs and leading issues trading unchanged. Steels and motors held steady with only slight price variations.

Railroads were, undistinguished and mixed. Oils were a little lower. Standard Oil (NJ) lost a fraction. The New York Stock Exchange member firms of Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Beane, and Bood-body Co. announced they intended to make a secondary offering of 122,600 shares of Standard Oil (NJ) tomorrow after the market close.

Today's market was somewhat like that of Friday when stocks marked time after reaching a new 1952 high of $109.20 as measured by the Associated Press average of 60 stocks. On Friday, however, the market showed a measure of buoyancy, while today a great portion of the list sagged without spirit. stocks included Nickel Plate, Texa U. S. Gypsum, Studebaker, American Smelting, International Nickel, Dow Chemical, and Westinghouse Electric.

Higher were Sears Roebuck, Douglas Aircraft, Zenith Radio, American Borsch, and Santa Fe. Vital Statistics BIRTHS BRIGHT In Reno. July 29, 1952, to Mr. and Mrs. William Bright of Reno, a daughter.

BROOKE In Reno, July 31, 1952, to Mr. end Mrs. James Brooke of Sparks, a son. BRUNK In Hawthorne, July 28, 1952, to Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Brunk of Babbitt, a daughter, Janvce Erin. BUSTEED In Reno. July 30. 1952, to Mr. and Mrs.

Philip Busteed of Sparks, a daughter. COEXEY In Reno. July 30, 1952, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Corley of Reno, a daughter.

DAMSON In Oceanside, July 28, 1952. to SSgt. and Mrs. Edward S. Damson of Sparks, a daughter, Theo Linda.

HAILSTONE In Reno, July 28, 1952, to Mr. and Mrs. John Hailstone of Reno, a daughter. McDADE In Reno, Aug. 1.

1952, to Mr. and Mrs. Galen McDade of Reno, a son. McGINNIS In Hawthorne, July 24. 1952.

to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McGinnis of Babbitt, a daughter, Karen Ann. POMEROY In Hawthorne, July 26, 1952, to Mr. and Mrs.

Angus Pomeroy of Babbitt, a daughter, Estalite Al- dena. TOBIN In Reno, July 30, 1952. to Mr. and Mrs. John Tobin of Sparks, a daughter.

TUREK In Reno, July 30, 1952. to Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Turek of Reno, a son. VALLEJO In Hawthorne.

July 26. 1952, to Mr. and Mrs. Jose Vallejo of Babbitt, a son. WHITTENBERG In Reno, July 31, 1952, to Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Whittenberg of Reno, a son. WOODWORTH In Hawthorne, July 24, 1952. to Mr. and Mrs.

Dean Woodworth of Tonopah, a son. Dean Wayne. DEATHS KOHLER In Reno, August 3, 1952, Mrs. Mamie Hanning Kohler. A native of Grass Valley, Calif.

Private funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2:00 p. m. at the Ross-Burke chapel. Burial in Mountain View cemetery. Friends are asked to please omit flowers.

RUDMAN In Reno, August 4, 1952, Mrs. Betty B. Rudman, wife of John Rudman of Reno; mother of Mrs. Phyllis V. Andersen of Reno, Mrs.

Betty Holt of Portsmouth, Mrs. Elizabeth Thurston of Reno; grandmother of Betty Rae and Terry Francis Bogart, Mark Lawls Holt and Dlanna and Lawrence Thurston. A native of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Wedensday at 2 p. Ross-Burke chapel with the Rev.

Walter W. Hanne of the Federated church clergyman. Burial in Mountain view cemetery. MARRIAGE LICENSES Woodrow W. Pugh, 33, Pittsburg, Calif, and Geraldine P.

Jennings, 34, Reno; Robert E. Garry, 21. Worcester, and Norma Jean Kerr, 16, Reno; Lester M. O'Neil, 41, and Lucile M. Pennington, 27, both Reno; Robert J.

Galli, 24, Elko, and Marilvn J. Tavernla, 23. Reno; Alfred W. Ashley. 24, and Louis P.

Mullen. 19, both Reno. ACTIONS FILED Leonora Laxague vs. John Laxague; H. X.

Cafferata. Frank W. Samuels. L. E.

Lombardi, Leo D. Nannini vs. Myron C. Lake: Kristlna Gabrielli vs. Justin P.

oaDriein; Anna Blake Copeland vs. Guild Copeland; Graeme A. Stewart vs. Grace M. Stewart; Eulalia A.

Anderson va. John Said and Jane Doe Said; Sierra Appliance co. vs. Mark Yaeckel and Mildred Yaeckel; Peter S. Nelson vs.

Ray Saaks and John Pedersen: Clifford Grey and Lois Grey vs. Reno Bus Lines, nd Cal Rodgers; Morris A. Brissenden vs. Innes Brissenden; Marilyn L. Hurley vs.

Thomas G. Hurley; Alice E. Giuliani vs. Oreste A. Giuliani; Robert C.

Graves vs. Lucille Graves: Evelyn Dar-lene Heyler vs. Dannie E. Heyler; Phyllis D. Appel vs.

Norman S. Appei; Josephine Personius vs. WlUard G. Personius; Margaret C. Bannon vs.

Charles P. Bannon, Barbara R. Clark vs. Vernon A. Clark; Helena Komorowski vs.

Antoni Komo-rbwskl; G. Clayton Martindale vs. Evelyn P. Martindale; Wazir All Bhuyan v. Ruth K.

Bhuyan; Russell Gibbons vs. Virginia Mae Gibbons; Louise Lama vs. Jerome Lama. 1 DECREES GRANTED Phyllis D. Apoel from Norman S.

Ap- rl; Margaret C. Bannon from Charles Bannon, Morris A. Brissenden from Innes Brissenden; Barbara R. Clark from Vernon A. Clark: Annie Blake Cope-lnd from Guild Copeland; Leo J.

Drin-goli from Nlta Dringoli: Russell Gibbons from Virginia Mae Gibbons; Mary Jane Hartsoe from Ivan E. Hartsoe; Svelyn Darlene Hevler from Dannis E. Heyler; Marilyn L. Hurley from Thomas O. Hurley; Helena Komorowski from Antoni Komorowski; Josephine Peron-tus from Willard G.

Personius: Graeme A. Stewart from Grace M. Stewart; Har-ris Orville Wilkinson from Hulda Ann Wilkinson. J. A.

Co. Members NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Complete Brokerage Facilities. Telephone 3-7124 RIVERSIDE ARCADE (DOWNSTAIRS) New York (Quotations furnished by the First California NEW YORK, Aug. 4. (AP) Stocks: Air Reduct 2C.2 26 Open Close Alaska Jun 3 Alleg Stl 39 39 Allied Chem 77i Allied Strs 39.U 39 Allls Chal 522 52'i Am Airlines 14 13T Am Bit Note Am Can 343g 343a Am Car 40Te Am loco 21 2Hj Am Rad St 15 14 Am Smelt 455i 45' Am Tel Tel 154 154 Am Tobacco 573.

573; Am Viscose 67 Am Woolen 29 Anacon Cop 46 Armour Co 10 Atchison 90 Atl Refln 34 Avco Mfg 7 Bald Lima 10 Bait Ohio 23 Bendix Avia 53 Beth Steel 52 Boeing Airp 35 Borden 53 Borg Warn 74 Brings Mfg 37 Bullard 34 Burr Add 17 Cal Pack 26 Can Drv 9 Canad Pac 36 Case (J I 26 Cater Trac 57 67 29 46 10 91 347. 67. 10 23 53 52 35 53 74 37 35 17 26 9 36 26 57 45 35 21 19 78 39 51 66 35 37 22 33 35 18 38 44 62 32 14 58 8 34 64 90 24 45 49 3J 29 63 48 59 70 46 54 11 25 35 14 35 47 50 18 77 23 81 79 37 7 23 12 29 27 11 39 64 20 33 56 55 27 22 31 8 33 6 19 16 22 767s 55. 35 51 5 Celanese 45 Ches Oh 35 Ch Pac 21 Chi 19 Chrysler 78 Cin 39 Clev El 111 51 Colg Palm 68 Col Brd A 35 Coml Cred 37 Coml Solv 21 Comw Edis 32 Con Edis 35 Con Vultee 18 Container 38 Cont Can 44 Cont Oil 62 Crane Co 32 Crown Cork 14 Crown Zell 58 Curtiss Wr 8 Doehler Jar- 34 Doug Aire 63 Du Pont 90 East Air 24 Eastm Kod 45 El Auto Lite 49 Elec Boat 31 Flintkote 29 Gen Elec 63 Gen Foods 48 Gen Motors 59 Goodrich 70 Goodyear 46 Gr Nor Ry pf 54 Greyhound 11 Gulf Sta Ut 25 Homestake 36 Hudson Mot 14 Int Harv 35 Int Nick 47 Int Paper 50 Int Tel Tel 18 Johns Man 77 Jones 23 Kennecott 81 Lehman Cp 79 Glass 37 Lib McN 7 Lockh Aire 23 Loew Inc 12 Lone St Cem 29 Macv (R H) 27 Martin L) 11 McKess Rob 39 Monts Ward 64 Nash Kelv '20 Nat Biscuit 33 Nat Cash Reg 56 Nat Dairv 55 Nat Distill 27 Nat Gypsum 22 Nat Lead 31 Nat Linen 8 Nat Sup 33 Natomas 6 Central 19 No Am Avia 16 No Amer Co 22 Nor Pac 76 Ohio Oil 55 Pac 35 Pac Light 51 Packard 5 Pan Am Alrw 10 Param Plct 22 Parke Dav 44 Pennev (J C) 68 Pa 20 Pepsi Cola 9 Phelps Dodge 37 PhiliD Mor 45 Phillips Pet 59 Plymouth 31 Proct Gam T. 6S Pullman 42 Pure Oil 64 RKO Theatre 3 Radio Cp 26 Rayonier 33 Repub Steel 41 Rexall Drug 5 Rey Tob 35 Rheem Mfg 27 Richfield Oil 70 Safeway St 32 Schelev Ind 27 Sears Roeb 58 Shell OU 77 Sinclair Oil 46 Socony Vacuum 37 Sou Cal Edis 38 South Pac 85 South Ry 65'i Sperrv 36 Standard Brands 25 Std $4 pf 94 Std Oil Cal 62 Std Oil Ind 84 Std Oil 81 Studebaker 38 Sunray Oil 20 Teras Co 59 Tide Wat As 22 Trans Air 20 Transamerica 27 Twent Fox 15 Un Carbide 65 iyj4 22 45 68 20 97 37 45 59 31 65 42 64 3 26 33 42 5 27 70 32 27 59 77 46 38 38 84 37 257, 94 62 84 80 37 20 58 22 19 27 15 66 41 118 33 un ou uai 4i', Un Pac 118 Unit Air Lin 29 Unit Aire 33 United Corp 5 Un Oss Imrt 94 Pipe 37 rubber 25 Steel 41 Warn "Br Pict 12 West Un Tel' 44 West Air Br 26 West Elec 41 Woolworth 43 Youngst Sh 47 34 94 37 25 41 12 44 25 41 43 47 San Francisco Produce EGGS Poultry Producers: large grade AA 67; large grade A 63; medium grade A 57; small grade A 42.

Western Dairy large grade A 63: medium grade A 57, small grade A 42. P.M.A.: large grade A 60-61; medium grade A 55-55; small grade A 39-40. BUTTER 93 score 75; 92 score 72-73; 90 score 71. CHEESE loaf. 47-49; singles 45-46.

San Francisco Poultry Broilers. 1 to 2 lbs- 32-33; frvers, heavy type, 2 to 3 32-33; fryers, heavy type, 3 to 4 32-33; roasters, heavy type, 4 lbs and over. 34-35; fowl, hens light type, 4 lbs. and under. 24 25; fowl (hens) light type.

4 lbs. and over. 25-26; lowl, heavy type, all weights, 27-28; old roosters, all weights. 18-20; squabs, all weights. .75.

CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO. Aug. 4. (AP) Close: WHEAT: 2.34-33; 2.40- 2.44-; May, 2.45. CORN: 1.82-; Dec, 1.77 1.81-7a: May.

1.83-S3. OATS: 85-85; Dec, 89-: 91-; Mav, 917'-92. RYE: 2.09; Dec, 2.10: 2.13. METAL PRICES NEW YORK. Aug.

4. (AP) Spot non-ferrous metal prices today: Copper 24 cents a pound. Connecticut Valley. Lead 16 cents a. pound.

New York. Zinc 15 cents a pound. East St. Louis. Tin $1.21 a pound.

New York. BANK STOCKS Bid. Asked Bank of America 30 32 Chase Natl. Bank 39 41 Irving Trust 21 22 Ma mif. Trust 61 64 National City 48 50 Guaranty Trust 299 214 INSURANCE STOCKS Bid.

Asked Contl. Casualty 86 90 Great American Ins. 37 39 New Amsterdam 37 39 Home Insurance 38 40 ANAPOLIS, Aug. 4. Ununited Nations fighting in Korea has taken Communist pressure "off all of Asia," Vice-Adm.

C. Tiirnpp said tndav I Joy, saluted in Annapolis as su perintendent of the naval academy, asserted the Communists "don't have the capacity to stage any other offensive." Pressure has been relieved in Indo China, "possibly Hongkong and possibly Formosa," he said. Just back from three years as naval chief of the Far East and 1-most a year as chief United Nations delegate in dragging peace negotiations at Panmunjom, Joy moved in as 37th superintendent of the academy. He replaced Vice-Adm. Harry W.

Hill, wh6 retires this month. Joy told newsmen after a brief change-of -command ceremony outside Bancroft hall that he considered the Korean conflict "one of the most important wars we have fought in our history." 'Information as furnished by V. S. Weather Bureau at the United Airlines Airport. Reno.

Temperatures high and low Xor 24 hours ending at 4:30 a. Station LI Station Hi Austin I 82 5: Lakeview I CI 51 '111 81 Bakersfleld .1101 711 Battle Mtn. .1 Beatty II0468 Las Vegas Los Angeles Lovelock Miami .1111 71 .1 95 59 53 Bishop 1100 56 Bismarck, ND: 74 51! 89 73 New Orlean 9575 108 31 Blue Canyon 81 61! Boise 95681 Butte 81 53! Chicago 89 69 Dallas i IOij-81 Denver I 80 56 Elko I 94 54 Ely 89 50: Eureka, Calif .1 58 48 Fallon 98 53! Phoenix Red Bluff 104 72 RENO 1 194 50 Sacramento .1 97 58 St. Louis .) 93163 Salt Lake City I 94 65 San Ftanclscol 67,54 Seattle 189 56 Susanvllle 93 44 Tonopah 94 83 Fresno 1 102 68! Great Falls 79 59! Kansas City wash u. Wlnnemucca Yuma 96 59 111085 PRECIPITATION DATA RENO: last 24 hours, none; seasonal to date, normal to date, to date last year, none.

Other stations (last 24 hours): Chi-cago, 106; Denver. Fallon, .03: Lake-view. .09: Miami. .44: St. Louis, 1.17: Washington, D.

Wnl. nemucca, .01. FORECASTS Reno and vicinity: fair tonight and Tuesday; continued warm. Sierra Nevada and Nevada: generally fair tonight and Tuesday except widely scattered afternoon and evening thui-de'-showers; continued warm. Sunset todav: sunrise Tuesdav.

sunset Tuesday. 8:08 PDT). BOATNER PROMOTED Aug. 4. im Brig.

Gen. Haydon L. (Bull) Boatman, who tamed rebellious Communist war prisoners and brought peace to fiery Koje island, today was promoted to major general. OUT OF HOSPITAL WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.

UP) Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis), making "good recovery" from a major operation, will be released today from the U. S. naval hospital at Bethes-da, Md. JLEGALNOJICES IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA.

IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE. No. 141494 Dept. 1. GEORGE KAYAS, Plaintiff, vs.

PARASKEVI KAYAS. Defendant. SUMMONS The State of Nevada Sends Greetings to the Said Defendant. You are hereby summoned to appear within ten days after the service upon you of this Summons If served in said county, or within twenty days if served out of said county but within said Judicial District, and in all other cases within thirty days (exclusive of the dav of service), and defend the above-entl. tied action.

This action is brought to recover a Judgment, and decree against you forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore existing between you and plaintiff upon the ground of extreme cruelty, and that defendant has been guilty of willful desertion of plaintiff for a period of more than one year, as is more fully Described In the Complaint. Dated this 4th day of August, A. D. 1952. (SEAL) H.

K. BROWN. Clerk of the Second Judicial District pourt of the State of Nevada, in and 1 for Washoe County. pike, Mclaughlin. furrh.

Attorneys for Plaintiff. Ag 4-11-18-25. 1 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 July 28, 1952, Contract No. 828 be-tween Silver State Construction Co.

and the State of Nevada, for construction of Yeririgton Municipal Airport, Lyon coun-ty. Project No. State FS-08(2). C. A.

A. 9-026 018 202. was accented. H. D.

MILLS. State Highway Engineer. inc Carson City. Nevada ICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS CONCERNED Pursuant to Section 17 of the General Hlghwav Act, Chapter 169. Statutes 1917.

as amended. Notice is hereby given that on August 1, 1952. Contract No. 829 be tween Paul Tholl Company and the State of Nevada, for construction of fence around maintenance building sites in Wlnnemucca, Austin and Mlna, Humboldt, Lander and Mineral Counties. Project No.

State '3610(2); 5610(2); 5614(1), was accepted. H. D. MiLLS. State Highway Engineer, Ag2to-131ncl Carson City, Nevada.

By Hershberger ushers will now pass out cough you my record in Congress!" By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Major metal prices: COPPER 24.5 cents a pound, delivered, (ceiling on domestic production.) LEAD16 cents a pound, New York; 15.2 cents, St. Louis. ZINC 15 cents a pound. East St. Louis; 15.83 cents, New York.

ALUMINUM 19 cents a pound, ingots, shipping point. Pigs, 18 cents. A I cents a pound, cased (less -than carload lots,) New York. Bulk, 39 cents, carlots, producer's plant. MANGANESE ORE a long ton unit (22.4 pounds,) India ore, C.

I. U. S. ports, duty extra. On long term contracts, from other sources, 90-95 cents, nominal.

Fer-romangese $185 a gross ton, shipping point. NICKEL 56.5 cents a pound, electrolytic cathodes, Port Col-borne, Ontario, U. S. duty included. PLATINUM $90 an ounce, wholesale; $93 retail, New York.

SILVER $83.25 cents an ounce. New York; 73 pence, London. TIN $1,215 a pound, New York. QUICKSILVER $188-5191 a flask (76 pounds,) New York. TUNGSTEN ORE $65 a ton unit (20 pounds) ceiling price.

End advance for AMS of Sunday, Aug. 3 from AP business news. LIVESTOCK MARKETS SAN FRANCISCO SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 4 (AP) CATTLE 900.

Receipts include the equivalent of about a dozen loads of steers, couple loads of heifers, the balance mostly cows. Trade opened fairly active on steers and rather slow on cows. Price about steady with early last week on steers, steady to weak with the close on cows. Several loads commercial and low good slaughter steers 28.00-30.00 and a few 31.50. A few part loads of medium and good feeder steers 27.00-28.00.

Canner and cutter cows 14.00.17.00. Some Shellv canner down-ward to 10.00. No early sales of utility cows. Short load 500 pounds stock heifers 26.00. CALVES 100.

No early sales. HOGS 200. Butchers 25 cents higher than late last week. Few lots choice number one and two 190 to 230 pounds 25.25. Sows steady.

Few head of me-dlum grade 14.50. SHEEP 9,000. No early sales. LOS ANGELES LOS ANGELES: Aug. 4.

(AP) (FSMN) CATTLE: Salable 3900; choice steers and heifers very scarce; supply largely commercial and good steers and slaughter cows, the latter predominating in number; very slow; odd earlv sales about steady, but market not established on most classes: load good and choice 1073 lbs fed steers 33.00; utility cows 19.00-21.00; car.ners and cutters 16.00-13.50; shelly 15.00 and under; bulls In liberal supoly; odd head utility and commercial 26.00 29.75; no early action on moderate sunolv stockers and feeders. CALVES: Salable 500; fairly active; about steady; commercial to choice slaughter calves 23.O0-31.50; few good light stockers 34.00. HOGS: Salable 600; demand fairlv strong; largely steadv; choice 190 to 240 lbs No. 1 and 2 truckins 24.50-25.00; few 280 to 300 lbs 23.50; choice sows 19.25-20.00. SHEEP: Salable 75; fully steady; few lots good to prime spring lambs 26.00.

28.00; one lot utility 25.00; odd utility and good ewes 6.50-7.00. Indians Debate Detention Act NEW DELHI, India, Aug. 4. UP) Prime Minister Nehru gave his Communist opposition in parliament a lecture on democracy today and said: "I refuse to have anyone impose his -way on me." Nehru spoke during the debate on extending India's preventive detention act until 1954. It permits the arrest and the holding of subversives without trial.

The Communist opposition charged that India is becoming a police state under the act. Nehru replied sharply: "Before you talk of police states, you had better look around you at countries in Asia and Europe and compare authoritarian methods of some places, there with the structure here." Looking directly at A. K. Gopa-lan, leader of the Communist bloc, Nehru added: "In the name of democracy you want to undermine the foundations of the democratic state. Well, that is not my conception of democracy." QUEEN MOTHER 52 WINDSOR, England, Aug.

4. UP) Queen Mother Elizabeth observed her 52nd birthday quietly today at the royal lodge here. Agnes Sorel, no beauty, attracted the attention of Charles VII of France by wearing a diamond necklace. FUNNY BUSINESS RE-ELECT BAGG5W1ND TO 'Ladies and gentlemen the drops before I start telling 1 established firm. Box 913.

EXPERIENCED and Inexperienced laundry help wanted. Appiy In person only. Sierra Laundry. 21 East Plaza. HOUSEKEEPER for 2 adults.

Must be experienced and good cook. 3-7839. HOUSEKEEPER, care of one child. Live in. Call 36507after12; WAITRESS wanted, live In or out.

2 3919. 3 5970. HELP WANTED iALEANDflMALEIg AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT Hours: 9 5: Sat. 9 12 111 NORTH VIRGINIA Phone 3 6393 or 3 5492 Stenographers Steno bookkeepers Burroughs bookkeepers Women cooks Domestics all types Couples (cook butler) Fry cooks Dinner cooks Pastry bakers Pantry men Stewards Jr. accountants, out of town Exp.

caterpillar mechanics Exp. Ford mechanic Exp. brake front end mechanics Exp. commercial bakers Dental lab. techn.

REFERENCES REQUIRED 227 North Virginia Street Is Now The Location For Both Offices OP RENO EMPLOYMENT OFFICE SALES PROFESSIONAL NEW POSITIONS DAILY SPECIALIZING IN Ranch. Resort. Restaurant Institutional. Hotel. Domestic PHONE 2 4056 OR 3 4716 EMPLOYMENT SECURITY DEPT.

OUT OF TOWN OPENINGS Floral Designer. Chambermaids, Cooks, Waitresses. Soda Dispensers. Nurses Aides. Carpenters, Auto "Mechanics.

Radio Repairmen, Svce. Sta. Attdts, Mine Supt. 102 East Second Street WANTED: Man snd wife comblna-tlon to work on bucket, line dredge. Wife to run small boarding house.

Persons using liquor in excess need not apply. Contact Natomas Company, Battle Nev. TEACHERS WANTED: Excellent sa'a-le SOUTHWEST TEACHERS AGENCY. Alberquerque. New Mex-ico SALESMEN, AGENTS 20 Salesmen RICH PLAN OF RENO Original Freezer-Food Plan Unusual opportunity In this great business.

Prefer men with experience In home selling. But real requirement is energetic, result getting ability. This is a career opportunity where grey hair is an asset IP you are still ambitious and aggressive. Large commission and over-write to qualified men. Apply anv day 8 10.

738 S. Virginia 'Reno. FACTORY SALESMEN: Sell Charles Chester nationally known Cushion Shoes direct. Complete line for entire family. Full time or side line.

Full time men earn up to $25 per In commission. Big repeats. "Sampie and equipment furnished producers. CHARLES CHESTER SHOE 367 Chester Brockton. Mass.

SIDELINE for energet.c salesmen sell advertising specialties, calendars. Earn $500 monthly eay. Big commissions advnaced. Bonuses. Samples furnished.

Continental Calendar, 542 So. Dearborn, Chicago. MAN for Rawlelgh business which Just became available. Good opportunity for willing worker. Write Rawlelgh's, Dept.

11, Oakland 20. Calif. SITUATIONS WANTED 22 ACCOUNTANT: Experienced In gen-eral, automotive and tax accounting, also office management. Phone H. W.

Davis, 3-9727 between 10 ajn. and 2 p.m. COUPLE wishes to manage or work at motel. Experience and references. E.

Grange. General Delivery, Rldgecrest. California. LOCAL family dertres to manage motel, small hotel, or apartment. Man IS years bote! experience 2-2807 WILL, DO your laundry in my home.

Washing, Ironing. 3-63C9. MAN, middle-aged desires to larn used car aales. 3-4051 or 2-5572. WOULD like part-time book keep-in secretarial work.

Phone 2 7639. FOR lawn mewing, lot cleaning an a ul i g. Call 3 8344 EXPERIENCED troner would like Ironing in home. 3-7498. CARE OF CHILDREN 30 JACK AND JILL KIDDIE RANCH.

Kindergarten through 3rd grade. Ponies and pets. Nurse on duty 2 5908. 1350 Davidson Way. JACK AND JILL KIDDIE' Professional care for your infant or child.

Hourly, dally, weekly 24 hour service. 428 Hill. 2-3834. HOURLY, dally, weekly. Supervised play, activities.

Fenced acre. 3 minutes downtown. 2-9695. HAVE room with child care for working mother. Phone 2-0077.

FOR CHILDREN'S care In your home. Mrs. Mary Dortnan. 2-6340. CHILD care my home.

Any time. Reasonable. 2-5106. EXPERT baby sitting. Afternoons, evenings, references.

Phone 3-5719. CARE children In my home, up to 5 years. 2-0221. BITTER and child care. Plumb Lane.

2-4229. l-SSg Ren 135 W. Second St. Phone 2-8594.