Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 5

RENO EVENING GAZETTE 5 December 17, 1953 Youths Jailed In Auto Theft SUSANVILLE, Calif. Two 17-year-old boys are confined in the county jail after preliminary hearing in the Justice Court of Judge J. A. Hall on charges of car theft. Bail was set at $1000 each.

The boys were arrested by highway patrolmen Thursday near Doyle when they admitted under questioning that they had stolen a 1953 Nash station wagon they were driving. The boys said they took the car in Eugene, last 1 Barbara Dodge as chairman, comprised the decorations, committee. Cookies and candy canes rounded out the refreshments. Films were loaned by Lela Stead and shown by Hughes Porter. Children who were guests Included Joan Ivy Becker, Colin Chamber-lin.

Steve Dodge, Jim and John Slick, Lorin and Melanie Foster, Jeannine Galenneau, Kathey Jensen, Carill and David Kiley, Althea Pappas. Pam Bing and Carol Perkins, Ricky and Vicky Porter, Di-anne and Barbara Priess, John and Patricia Shanks, Bunny and Susie Stead, Kristy Lee and Tommy Steven. Pete Polinelli gave indispensable assistance to Santa Claus. Jaycees Greet Santa in Reno Arrival of Santa Claus with a toy for each child was the highlight of the annual children's Christmas party given Sunday by the Reno Junior Chamber of Commerce. Earlier, three special movies provided entertainment.

The gathering was at the community hall at Beech and Highland avenue. The party was organized by the janior chamber's ladies' auxiliary. Eileen Perkins, Marian Foster, Jane Porter and Nadine Kiley, with n- 1 El Rancho Case Ruling Made By High Court Justices of the Nevada supreme court Tuesday refused to dismiss an appeal filed by Liberty Katie-man, widow of the late Jake Katie-man of Las Vegas, from an order confirming sale of El Rancho Vegas stock by the First National Bank, administrator of the estate. The bank moved to dismiss the appeal because Mrs. Katlcman, and a minor child, Jennifer Lynn, had accepted monthly family allowances of $630 from the $325,000 Katie-man estate.

The bank contended that the family allowances came from th proceeds of the hotel stock sale and Mrs. Katleman and her daughter were thus precluded from appealing from the confirming order. The supreme court opinion, filed in the office of Clerk Ned Turner, held that the family allowances were a charge against the entire estate and not simply against the stock sale proceeds. By accepting the allowance, there was no waiver against the right of, appeal, the opinion read. It was written by Justice Milton Badt, with Justices Edgar Eather and Charles Merrill concurring.

g-" "A SYMPHONY IN BRASS" PLANTERS, WALL POCKETS, ENGLISH WALL PLATES, PLANTER PLATES WITH EARLY AMERICAN PRINTS. CANDELABRA TRIVETS. SPRINKLING CANS. MAIL BOXES AND SILENT BUTLERS. Daily 9 to 9 Sunday 9 lo Friday Service Set at Temple Regulad Friday evening services will be held at Temple Emanu-El at 8 o'clock.

Rabbi Myer Schwarjz will speak on the theme, "Differences Between Judaism and Christianity." Mrs. Sidney Tillim will chant several liturgical selections during the service. A social hour in the vetry room will follow the service and refreshments will be served by members of the Sisterhood. A discussion period on the subject of the rabbi's address will follow and Dr. N.

B. Joseph will act as moderator. All are invited to participate in the discussion. Services on Saturday begin at 8 a. m.

Sunday school sessions will not be held on Sunday, Dec. 20, and Sunday, Dec. 27, but will resume on Sunday morning, Jan. 3. QUEEN OF THE HIGHWAYS, the Pontiac Star Chief Custom Catalina is bigger, longer, more beautiful.

On a new 124-inch wheelbase and eleven inches longer over-all, the Star Chief Custom Catalina has new performance with the increased horsepower eight-cylinder engine and Dual-Range' Hydra Matic, new bright color combinations and new lovely top grain leather or leather-and-nylon interiors. Pontiac in 1954 also offers a Custom and Deluxe Catalina in the 122-inch wheelbase Chieftain series with its distinctive styling. Yuv5eri Ml 1 inaion a PHONE 306 PLUMB LANE QftSL lOP 3-4463 New Car Line Introduced ByPonfiac An entirely new line of cars bigger, longer and more luxurious plus an improved and newly styled line of Chieftains for 1954 was announced today by R. M. Critch-field, general manager of the Pontiac Motor Division.

They will go on display in dealers' showrooms across the nation for a two-day announcement period beginning Friday. The new line, to be known as the Star Chief Series, is eleven inches longer over-all, has a two-inch longer wheelbase, a more powerful eight-cylinder engine and luxurious interiors. All 1954 Pontiacs have been re-styled with a hew radiator grille, new silver streak, new deluxe and custom side mouldings and many other features, both interior and exterior, including the widest selection of colors and color combinations ever offered. Mechanically, the Pontiac straight eight with 7.7:1 compression ratio and hydra-matic has been stepped up to 127 horsepower, equipped with a new carburetor and intake manifold, a new current and voltage regulator and a new spark plug and ignition coil mounting. The new regulator, a new distributor and valv-s with improved durability have been added to the six cylinder engine.

An expanded line of optional accessories is offered this year, including power brakes, comfort control front seat with a tilt-or-raise feature, automatic electric window lifts for front doors, instrument panel safety cushion, air conditioning for eight-cylinder models and improved power steering, as well as Pontiac's Hydra-Matic transmission. To meet buyer demand for maximum dollar value in an increasingly competitive market, Pontiac for 1954 has introduced the Star Chief Series. Eleven inches longer than the Chieftain series, with a 124-inch wheelbase, the 213.7-inch Star Chief approximates in size America's biggest standard motor cars. Four models are offered the Custom Catalina and Custom Four-Door Sedan, DeLuxe Convertible and DeLuxe Four-Door Sedan each immediately identifiable by three chrome stars on the rear fender fin, a chrome moulding which blends with new and larger tail lamps and a special trunk lid moulding. In addition to the four models offered in the Star Chief Series, Pontiac for '34 offers nine other models in the custom, deluxe and special series, with eight or six-cylinder engines.

These include the custom and deluxe Catalina, two-door and four-door sedans and station wagons. The custom Catalina will be STRIKE AVERTED LONDON. Dec. 17. UP) A paralyzing Christmas-time railway strike in Britain has been averted by a union-management agreement granting a weekly wage "boost of four shillings (56 cents).

Both the workers and the managers of the state-owned railway system agreed to negotiate a further increase within six weeks. ALL THRU' THE BemeyB Trading Post Sale Reported TCINXEMUCCA Sale of Ruby's Trading Post, a second hand store owned by Mrs. Ruby Dargan to P. O. Colby of Jungo and Mrs.

Louise Montgomery of Redding, has been revealed here. Upholstering and rebuilding of mattresses has constituted a portion of the business. Mrs. Dargan has returned to her former home at Fallbrook, to reestablish an upholstering business there. A resident of Humboldt county for many years, Colby was in charge of the former Austin grocery store apd bar at Jungo for about a year before moving to Winnemucca.

OS oa i Mercury Postal. Head Appointed Senator George V. Malone (R-Nev) announced today that Vnde M. Dale of Beatty had been nafiied acting postmaster of the U. S.

post office at Mercury. Dale was installed at the close of business Dec. 9, Senator Malone was informed by the post office department. He will serve until a permanent postmaster is named. The U.

civil service commission announced recently that examination for the permanent job would be given soon at Las Vegas. Dale, 43, is a native Nevadan and is well known in southern Nevada, having been educated in school in that section of the state. Married, Mr. Dale has two children. Until accepting the postmaster post office job, Dale headed the Geodyne Exploration company of Beatty.

BED IN JAIL WARM IN MEMORY FOR 22 YEARS TCCTJMCABI, N. Dec 17. LV) It was cold on Feb. 6, 1931, and there was lots of snow on the ground. C.

T. Trott of Houston, Texas, rode Into Tucumcari on a freight and stayed at the jail overnight. After breakfast next morning he went his way. Trott was back In Tucumcari this week for the first time since 1931. He pressed a five-dollar check on Police Chief E.

K. Batten for the police emergency fund. "I've done pretty well since then," Trott said, "And I want to show my appreciation for that favor." The average American uses the output of about 7.4 acres to supply his needs compared with less than a quarter acre for a typical Japanese. I Change of Location DR. C.

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