Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 13

RENO EVENING GAZETTE Premium Boost For Accident Insurance Set PHONE 3-3161 PAGE THIRTEEN RENO, NEVADA, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1955 McDermott Plans To Leave Board Las Vegan Says He'll Quit Tax Post Despite Governor's Urging Ired by the refusal of the governor and the state tax 1 11 Pechart Probe weiiem nones Is Ordered by State Industrial Commission Votes Increase in Rates Nevada's Industrial Commis commissioner to heed his request that a top-level gambling control agent be stationed in Las Vegas, Paul McDermott, southern Nevada commission member is leaving the board. He submitted his resignation July 20, but Gov. Charles H. Russell urged McDermott, in a brief conference Thursday afternoon, to reconsider and remain on the tax commission until administrative problems could be worked out. 0 Serve Reno arly in 1956 Airline Presses For Early Setting Of Hearing Date sion voted unanimously to increase employer-paid rates for ac- ident insurance premiums, ontrol Board Credit Manager Salary of $1050 Monthly Studied WOMAN USES PARING KNIFE TO END FIGHT Charges of assault with a deadly weapon have been placed against a 38-year-old housewife after neighbors, alarmed by her husband's cries, called police.

Officers arrested Mrs. Bessie M. Taylor, 2242 Bell and accused.her of stabbing her husband with a kitchen knife following a family fight in which Mrs. Taylor said she was choked by her husband. Taylor was stabbed in the left chest.

He was sent to the Veterans Administration hospital, where authorities today said his wounds are not critical. Chairman John F. Cory said to McDermott wanted one day. The commission ordered a tent member of the new three- License Action man gaming control board atively approv red rate by the commission in June into effect as of Competitive air service from Nevada's three-man gambling July 1. stationed permanently in Las Vegas.

Reno west to San Francisco and control board was empowered The new schedule increases Oakland and east to Denver by Thursday by the state tax com But the governor said he was premium costs an overall five per Confirmed by mission to probe further into the not going to interfere with the cent, although employers some classifications will receive a re organization of the board, such way of Salt Lake City will be established by Western Air Lines early next year if the Civil Aeronautics Board accepts the rec status of Walter (Big Bill) Pech art at the Mapes hotel. duction and a few will remain the policy determination he de The commission in May rejected clared, would have to be made by same. Control Board ommendation of Examiner Ferdi-1 Robbins E. Cahill, board chair All of the industries effected by the plan of Charles W. Mapes, casino operator to hire Pechart nand Moran in his "Denver Serv man, and Members William' V.

ice Case" decision, Terrell C. Sinnott, and Newell Hancock. the industrial insurance laws are grouped into 45 general classifications. Sixteen classifications were reduced an average of about actions The tax commission yesterday All gambling license taken by the as manager of the gambling operation. OUT OF GAMBLING Drinkwater, president of West ern, said today.

Gaming A -AAA i Twl 4 ..1 Trxn-A r- APMIUVCU auucu gaming luulvi, Court Orders Western plans to begin service sonnel, including a greatly Wednesday Mapes told the commission in meeting were affirm nine per cent. Twenty-five others will be increased slightly more with two daily roundtrip flights augmented staff at Las Vegas, using the company's new super- June that the order had been complied with and that Pechart would but no mention was made of de than 16 per cent and four remain unchanged. tailing a control board member pressurized DC-6B airliners, Mr, Drinkwater said in Los Angeles have no connection with gambling in the hotel ed Thursday by the state tax commission. Eleven license applications were approved, and two were denied. Thirty-four pending applications were deferred until the to the Las Vegas office.

After the schedule was ap These schedules, connecting with McDermott said that the only- However, Accountant Newell Commissioners To Pay Bailiff way for an investigator to fam proved tentatively, the commission invited all employers in the state to attend a public hearing Western's present flights at Salt Lake City and Denver, will Hancock, a member of the gambl ilianze himself with the gambling ing control board, told the com afford one-carrier service over industry in Clark county was to board investigative staff can finish looking into the backgrounds DANCING PUPPETS PUZZLE CIRCUS-GOERS What makes mission he had learned that the entire route from Minneap- live there. to register protests, make comments on the rates and render criticisms. Pechart, an associate, of Elmer olis-St. Paul to the west coast "Nothing is accomplished by in or prospective licensees. speed Appraisals the mystifying Fedi-Fedi puppets dance is not revealed until the conclusion of their performance in the eighth annual Kerak- (Bones) Remmer in bay area District Judge Gordon W.x Rice vestigators flying in and out," Mc About 20 attended the public by way of Reno.

THREE-YEAR PERMIT The commission also authorized gambling operations, was on the Dermott added. was the victor Thursday in hearing, held Wednesday in Mapes hotel payroll as credit Examiner Moran recommended He said unless the commission quick legal skirmish concerning Robbins E. Cahill, commission secretary, to negotiate with the Polack Bros. Circus, appearing Wednesday through Saturday, Aug. 3-6, at Mackay Stadium.

Shown with the puppets are June Manser and Elaine Millar, two of the 24 Circus Steppers. manager. that Western be granted author his right to appoint a bailiff for gained a better understanding of Cory said prior to the vote His salary, Hancock said, is his court. J. L.

Jacobs company of Chicago on a contract to supply appraisers formally adopting the new rate the gambling picture in Las Vegas, the legal standing of the schedule, the commission went ity to inaugurate direct service over the 980 mile route, endorsing Western's bid for a permanent certificate of operation with to speed the state's program to $1050 a month, more than the hotel's general manager and the auditor receive. District Judge John F. Sexton issued a peremptory order to the entire industry was being placed over the record of the hearing. MUNICIPAL AIRPORT equalize property assessments Licenses approved included: in jeopardy. which included several protests of the increase.

Hancock added that Pechart the single exception of Reno At the conference yesterday, county commissioners directing them to recognize the appointment of Clifford Devine, former Victor L. Bongberg, Beatty, Moran recommended that Reno does not appear to have much to He said the commission will be CEREMONY SET AUG. 9 lot machine operator, do with credit affairs of the ca should be served under a tern porary three-year permit. federal probation officer of the the governor asked McDermott to remain on the commission at least until the control board works out administrative details Lester J. Larson, 50 per cent, sino.

gin a study soon ot industry classifications, also the subject of several protests. Members of the board said they district court here. PETITION HEARD Sexton's decision was in re faro game, Colony club, Reno. Bert M. Grober, Herman Trac ton, Harold Tracton, Dave Ger- Since parties to the case are expected to file exceptions to Moran's decision within 10 days Federal Check for $1 48,576 Scheduled For Presentation to Officials of City and policies.

Some regroupings, with a re reported to the tax commission inasmuch as the Pechart case was 4 He asked McDermott to give son and Ray Warren, Cal Neva sultant change in rates paid, may result. and formal legal briefs on the ini sponse to Devine's petition for a initiated before the new board him his decision this afternoon lodge race book, Lake Tahoe. Reno will officially purchase its airport August 9, when tial decision must be forwarded writ of mandamus, presented by and the Clark county man has Specifically, representatives of went into action July 1. WILL START SOON 20 days thereafter, Drinkwater federal check for is to be presented to the city by Attorney John Gabrielli. Kirk Kerkorian, Los Angeles, three per cent, The Dunes hotel, told friends he will urge the governor to accept his resignation Rice appointed Devine bailiff said that Western is hopelul that Charles Winger, of the Civil Aeronautics Administration.

After the commission delegated the livestock feeding, laundry and dry-leaning industries and a mining company requested a review of their classifications. of his court effective July 1, when Las Vegas. Louise K. Carson, Marvin Ru The governor told McDermott 7J5JSLm check is the final result of years of negotia- the board the power to continue the probe. Robbins E.

Cahill. commissioners refused to make that under the new control setup 1 4. il A bin, Harriett and Burton Palter, If the CAB issues its final 1 Pxevious cuy aaminisiraiion. the appointment at Rice's request McDermott, as the only tax com Cory told employers at the Moulin Rouge, Las Vegas decision before the end of the At be added to $250,000 from city airport bond sales and board chairman, said he "presumed" the investigation would hearing the rate increase was mission member from Las Vegas, Rice contends that one bailiff is not enough to handle the three C. D.

Farmer, Vest, Sky year, western will De ready to irom tne city general tund to make up almost all of the brought on mainly by boosts in no longer will be subjected to the be started soon. Deck, Virginia City. inaugurate service early in $498,000 down payment on the airport. departments of the court, but Dis workmen's compensation voted "I think the commission got the i Emanuel J. Mingoia, Liver- heavy pressure of gamblers seek ing favorable action on license trict Judges A.

J. Maestretti and The federal grant is about $1500 less than expected. The city 1956," he said. DECISION HAILED run-around," commented Com by the 1953 and 1955 legislatures. The old schedule had been in effect since January, 1953.

more, 15 per cent, State line country club, 'Lake Tahoe. Grant L. Bowen told commissioners they felt one for the missioner Walter Larsh of Carson. had expected more than $150,000, Moran's decision in the Den McDermott has protested he is In another matter dating back Guy E. Hanson, Bar, Gard- three court rooms was enough.

but CAA auditors who checked city expenditures at the airport nerville Deadline Blues to the days of tax commission jurisdiction, the control board re District Attorney A. D. Jensen forced to devote many hours daily to his tax commission duties, for which he receives an average of established that the city is not Alfred Durante, Leo Massaro, ver service case was hailed here by city officials and the Reno Chamber of Commerce who have staged an intensive campaign to bring additional airline service Democrats Set complained that he had only 24 entitled to a full $150,000, using Italo Ghelfi, Robert Picardo, Fred ported it had not received the list of stockholders requested from $55 a month. hours to prepare his case against Detore, Bernard F. Perata, A.

A The governor emphasized that the petition, but was refused his Harris, Remy Gacherieu, Abe the Stardust hotel in Las Vegas. Kit Taxpayers under the new law, the three man request for more time. Miller, Golden Gate club, Las Cahill said the gambling licen to this area. The city and the chamber presented Reno's case at a hearing held in Denver one Fallon Session gambling board does all the in ADEQUATE REMEDY Vegas. sees at the btardust had been asked to furnish the records.

Murray Rothman, Sidney Jensen contended the petition vestigation and recommends action on gaming matters to the full year ago. The civic leaders said Washoe county taxpayers have failed to show that no other ade The gamblers lease the casino the additional air service can be the "deadline blues" this weekend, tax commission. Broder, Louis Ellenson, Melvin Miller, A. J. Gordin, Morris Rose-man, New Frontier hotel, Las the federal yardstick of 62 per cent of the total spent.

Winger, chief of the airport division of the CAA "for the 11 western states, is to personally bring the check here, said airport manager Joe Hicks this morning. Others expected to come to Reno for the purchase ceremonies are Herbert Howell, director of all United States airports for the CAA, Charles Donaldson, district from the Stardust Hotel Corpora quate legal remedy existed, and expected to boost busmess with one tax deadline at 5 o.m Russell added he did not think also failed to show any clear right tion, headed by Anthony Stralla this region and make it possible today, another at midnight Sun- the commission would overrule Cornero, for a reported $500,000 Devine might have to the job. for many more tourists to come day and still another at 9 p.m Vegas. BOOST PROGRAM the board very often so that the Members of the Nevada State Democratic Central Committee will meet in Fallon Saturday night to elect a new state chairman, and a national committee-woman. The present chairman, Keith L.

a month. here Dy air. Monday. Sexton's decision made no pressure will be on the board In authorizing Cahill to nego -Cahill said that operators "take exceptions to Moran decision At 5 nTr, tndav is the last mention of Devine's salary. members rather than the commis the stand the records do not be tiate with the Jacobs company, may be expected to be filed by rhance for car owners to bnv li.

bailiff's salary is usually fixed by sioners. the firm that did Nevada's per long to them. We take the stand otner airnnes ueMrous ui saving cense plates without a 53 penalty county commissioners. McDermott still feels however. sonnel survey, the commission is they can produce them." Keno.

ine neno onei in jup- for ariving their cars without new After the decision Jensen said that one of those board members CAA airport engineer, from Carson City, United Airlines officials The tax commission licensed hopeful that a contract can be Lee of Reno, is resigning to accept the post of adult education supervisor in the Reno school system. port ot tne Decision wm oe iui- Dlates Traffic was heavier than he would take the matter to the should be on hand at all times in warded to the CAB. the Stardust operating group, usual at the license window in the presented for approval at the August meeting and the equalization Nevada Supreme Court. Las Vegas, because the state': and numerous other dignitaries. Hicks said Sen.

Alan Bible is "This may be the culmination headed by Milton B. (Farmer) courthouse today, but the crow Judge Rice claims that a dis Mrs. Gladys Dula of Las Vegas, gambling industry is concentrated program given a needed boost. Page, veteran Las Vegas gambler, one of those to be invited. trict judge has the right to ap there, and most of the control in June, with the proviso that the is resigning as national commit-teewoman because of poor health.

was definitely smaller than it has been in last minute rushes of previous of a long campaign on the part of the Reno Chamber of Commerce to bring additional airline service to Reno," Emory Branch, point a bailiff, under provisions of problems arise in that area. list of more than 2700 stockhold The 1955 legislature- authorized bout $40,000 to hire expert appraisers to help Nevada's staff the state constitution. Commis Grant Sawyer of Elko is Lee's The governor also said that the City business license renewals, ers be provided. PROTEST HEARD sioners claim that only they have personal choice for his successor. board has not ruled out the poss president of the Reno Chamber finish up the equalization pro if not paid at the city clerk's of- the power to appoint a bailiff, and His chances of obtaining the ibility of stationing a member in gram which had been underway that statutes of Nevada provide William Sanford, hotel had protested that the tax post were bolstered Tuesday tw 4R I lice by 5 p.m.

today, can be made are very hopeful that the CAB 3 Las Vegas, and that no decision since July, 1953. would be made for several will support Examiner Moran Cahill said the Jacobs firm had commission staff wanted the rec by mail. City Clerk Elliott Gill said he will accept mailed license After the money and the airport deed have changed hands, Hicks said, United Airlines is to be host at a cocktail party celebrating the sale of the only airport United has owned. The city has been leasing the field. After the.

down payment has been made, the city will be obligated to pay the remaining cost of the airport, almost half a million dollars more, in annual in night when the Clark county committee declined to make a choice, for only one bailiff in a district court, even if the court has three departments. Attorney General pwf ormed similar work in many months recommendation. It certainly jus ords to give to the securities ex Tax Commission Thursday au tifies the position of the City of applications if they are post states, and recently completed a and will send an uninstructed del-. egation to the Fallon meeting. marked by midnight Sunday.

Any Harvey Dickerson's opinion is that thorized the gambling control change commission, which is probing Cornero's stock sales ac Reno in having acquired the air program in Wyoming. later than that, and Gill estimates the commissioners are correct. Joe Foley of Las Vegas was port. tivities. board to add 12 persons to its enforcement staff.

This staff form Judge Rice has been careful to that about a thousand licenses Lee's opponent for the state The legislature wants the equalization procedure speeded up because the department must Under the motion approved by state that Jack Lewis, bailiff ap erly numbered eight, plus an un chairmanship at the 1954 state convention. are still unaccounted for, will have to pay a 50 per cent late disclosed number of undercover pointed by the commissioners. stallments. the commission last month, the gambling control board was em establish the ratio formulas to be Small Project capable and does his job well. The The Clark group did, however.

When the landing field becomes operators. used as a basis for the payment powered to demand the stock rec ords and other documents. judge claims, however, that it The undercover staff also will endorse Mrs. Perle Brown, moth the property of the city, Reno ef school funds beginning July 1, be increased. will be entitled to additional fed 1956.

The commission Thursday let impossible for Lewis to handle three trials at one time, and that er of State Sen. B. Mahlon Brown of Las Vegas for the post of national committeewoman. Five of the new posts are in eral aid. A new federal airport the matter stand on the June ac Bill Enacted bill provides for roughly $220.

Las Vegas. Two more agents, two auditors and an additional tion and the gambling control board will refuse to issue the sheriffs deputies pressed into service at such times don't know enough about court procedure. 000,000 in matching aid for air fee. County Treasurer Jack Cunningham is keeping the tax receiving office in the courthouse open until 9 p.m. Monday, at which time fourth quarter state and county taxes become He estimates that about 15 per cent of taxes due have not been paid.

Cunningham warns that in addition to delinquent penalties, ports throughout the country Stardust gambling license until stenographer will be added to the Las Vegas office, where only a Moving towards possible week Car Leaves Road over the next four years, and Ne Two Lose Out On Writ Pleas the order is complied with. end adjournment of congress, the full-time agent and a clerk- The Stardust, a 6V2 million dol senate has passed the small recla vada is, expected to be eligible for about $750,000 a year of that stenographer is now assigned. One of the auditors was hired Thurs lar layout on the Las Vegas strip, mation projects bill, which offi amount. cials of the Walker River Irriga njuring Pair Two young Californians were originally was scheduled to open Aug. 1, but the target date now Elizabeth Kemp Funeral Is Held tion District in Nevada hope will day, David Malcolm a certified public accountant from Henderson.

He will be auditor in is Labor Day, it was reported. Two men were denied habeas assure the district of $1,300,000 expansion and rehabilitation bilLI corpus writs by District Judge Trouble Dogs lists of delinquent taxpayers must be published, and that the publication cost is added to taxes due. In some cases cost of publication injured Thursday night two miles west of the Mt. Rose summit as charge. John F.

Sexton Thursday. Sen. Alan Bible, co-sponsor of Two investigators will be added Funeral services were held for Mrs. Gibson the 23-year-old car they were In one William R. Mulcahey, the measure, was appointed sen Reno Worker can be a large amount, Cunning to the state staff, headquartered in Carson.

An additional auditor driving left the road and over ate conferee to meet with the represented by Attorney Martin ham added Mrs. Elizabeth Ellen Kemp on Thursday at 1:30 p. m. at the home chapel of Ross-Burke under the direction of the Church turned three times. house conference committee to Dies in Reno Gary Olson, 20, of Richmond, Scanlan, asked for freedom from also hired as our a 180-day city jail sentence or others, including a gambling $180 fine because he claimed it board secretary, an man- An 18-year-old laborer, who and Frederick B.

Waybright, 19, of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Mrs. Josephine Gibson, 75. res iron out minor differences between the senate bill and the measure previously passed by the house. Flora M. Ranson was fined $50 last Saturday for an attack on a hitchhiking civil Saints.

was an excessive penalty lor tne agerf a statistician and a stenog ident of 550 University died of El Cerrito, were taken to the Washoe Medical Center in an am cnarge 01 vagrancy. rapher, at a local hospital late Thursday ian he mistook for an airman, Other senate conferees include Mulcahey pleaded guilty to tne George Miles of Carson, orm- bulance following the accident. night following a short illness. was arrested early Friday morn Bishop Robert Jamieson gave the invocation followed by a talk by Bishop Nathan Hurst while Passes in Reno cnarge May a men was giv en erly employed bv the highway de She is survived by a son, Lt, ing and charged with petty theft. Senators Clinton Anderson (D-N.

Russel Long Olson was admitted to the hospital. His condition today was described as "fairly good." the sentence, ettective ax ip.m. partment and the public service Charles C. Gibson of San Fran Larry J. Ponton, 3901 Lakeside Joseph Hardy gave the benedic that date, and told to leave town cisco, two sisters, Mrs was taken into custody by commission, was hired by the Mrs.

Flora M. Ranson, long Eugene Millikin Arthur Watkins (R-Utah). tion. The selection "Sometime We'll Understand" was sung by Genevieve Poe of Stockton, Calif. Waybright was given emer police with another 18-year-old, time well known Reno resident, He was jailed when he returned to Reno and was arrested June commission Thursday as statist! cian assistant office manager.

and Mrs. Irene Breediove ot uaK gency treatment and released. Enoch A. Daniels, 22 Hillcrest died this morning at her home, Mrs. Yerda Robertson and "In "This should mean a great deal to several Nevada areas hopeful 13.

land. and a niece, Mrs. R. Dr. Sheriff's deputies said the 1932 906 Holcomb at the age of For the time being, the gambl the Garden" was sung by Brent of building or expanding their J.

O'Conner. also of San Fran roadster left the road and over 78 years. police said they found a crow ing control headquarters will be Scanlan contended that Muni Judge Guy Walts was "ban irrigation and reclamation facili Abbott, both accompanied by Mrs, Ltda Grimmer, organist. cisco. turned down an embankment.

bar and hacksaw in the boys' Mrs. Ranson, widow of Alex located in the capitol annex, ties," Bible said, "this provides in Funeral arrangements are to be ishing" Mulcahey from Reno by possession. Ponton and Daniels Ranson, widely known mining The pallbearers, all grandsons, announced by Ross-Burke Co. his action and had no right to do admitted breaking into four self were Leland E. Ellison, Roily A.

man, had been a resident of the community for the last 50 years. terest free loans to local districts up to five million dollars maximum, repayable in 50 years." Mild Weather so parking lot cash boxes during Kemp, Frank Peterson, Joseph El Cycle Crash She was born in Boulder, Colo. the night. HOLD MESSAGE Mulcahey, given credit for 30 days in jail at $1 a day, paid his lison, Kenneth Kemp and Merle Farrell. Burial was in Mountain Mr.

Ranson died July 8, 1954. Ponton told police they got but Sen. Bible listed other Nevada areas interested in the measure, Police hold a message for Donna She was a member of the $6.20 for their efforts. They remaining $150 fine and left the In Store Here Fatal Here A. Walker.

View cemetery. which included Martin creek in were arrested at First and West jail after his writ was denied. Ladies Auxiliary to Truckee The other writ application was streets as they were working on Lodge, Brotherhood of Locomo Humboldt county, Preston-Lund in White Pine county, the Bishop Mild temperatures will contin A Stead airman was killed early their fourth cash box. tive Firemen of Sparks. that of Aubrey Jorgeson, also COMPLETES JAIL TERM Joree- this morning as the motorcycle ronton was charged with as ue in the Reno area tonight and Saturday, says the weatherman.

Surviving are four children, represented Scanlan. creek area and the upper Humboldt river in Elko county. Mrs. Marshal Guisti and Merle sault and battery last Saturday after he was accused of beating Reno was a comfortable 86 de FINDS POSSESSIONS GONE son was sentenced by Justice of was riding went out of control the Peace William Beemer to and struck a tree and fence on pay a $300 fine, or spend 150 Wedekind road near the Sun Val- Ranson of Reno? Glenn Ranson of Mountain View, and Ed yvmu oniciais, strong supporters of the measure, want to build a new dam at Hoye canyon above Wellington, a canal in grees Thursday and had a low of 44 degrees early this morning. a hitchhiker.

Jack F. McNutt at Fourth and Virginia streets ward (Ted) Ranson of Tacoma, days in the county jail, with a iunuun Wf -ioii contango TnanHatnrv The airman, Robert Koning, 20, Harris served 30 days on the The forecast for the next 24 He told police he was out to get ten grandchildren, Mary neglect charge. The weapons of r-r0 Srn. of Bell, was driving the mo- Mason valley and a new pumping an airman, and he mistook Mc hours is fair tonight and Saturday, little change in temperature. fense is pending district court Louise, Marsha and Jean Guisti and Joe Ranson of Reno, Edward 1 a I torcycle with a friend, another plant at Topaz reservoir.

Nutt, a civilian, for his quarry. icMi laaiiiicru i.iiia inauc mice oc- ti-" action. i ij v. airman, diueiitaii. air; The only blemish on the state He pleaded guuty and was fined Ranson, jr.

of Sparks, Mrs. Vir Friday; Harris' name once weather picture Saturday will be mat tnr- nna wan, by Judge Harry D. Anderson in ginia Bell of Sacramento, Merle Pleads Innocent jj ion again appeared on a police re some cloudy conditions in the ex municipal court. James Ranson, jr. and Marian The name of John W.

56, 136 Washington appeared on police reports June 16 following his, arrest for child neglect and assault with a deadly weapon. Police said they took Harris and his wife, Grace into custody following a wild, family brawl in which an infant child of the Harris' was alleged to have been dropped on the head. En route from the house to the skidded another 20 feet, hit a tree Pat Conner, 1038 S. Virginia Church of Anchorage, Alaska, prisoner. and bounced 35 feet before stop port.

He left the jail, he told Officer Arthur R. Thomas, and dis covered his car had been repos pleaded innocent Friday to Garry Ranson of Mountain View TOCZYLOWSKI RITES ping. and Bonnie Jean Spanovich of Ta charges of assault and battery in municipal court. The complaint COAT, SUIT STOLEN Bridengan was not injured. Ko The body of Edward Toczylow coma; ten great-grandchildren; a treme northern part of the state, but no moisture is expected.

The Sieita Nevada will be fair tonight and Saturday, little change in temperature. In precipitation figures, Reno is well ahead of the same date in 1954, with a total of .35 hundred- ning died of head injuries. A coat and suit, valued at $140, sister, Mrs. Leone Wilkes of Reno, ski was accompanied, Thursday Koning is survived by his moth- Were reported stolen from the car against the 69-year-old man was signed by Paul Ossorghin. Judge Harry D.

Anderson set Aug. 16 and a brother, Fred Smith of to the Halverson-Luch Funeral sessed. He went to the credit company's lot, he said, to get a chain saw from the car's trunk, and found that missing, too. Harris valued his latest loss at 5250. of Mrs.

Ralph Menante, 414 La er, Mrs. pilose Galvez of Bell, and Sparks. Home in Huntington Park, Calif Rue St. Mrs. Menante said she his father, Robert E.

Komng. Fu at 2:30 p. m. as the time for Con for services and burial, with Ross police car, Harris is accused of pulling a blackjack on Officer Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Ross-Burke parked her car at First and neral arrangements are being ner's trial Bail at $250 was con Burke 0 in charge of arrange ths of an inch, as compared to Sierra strvts. I handled by Ross- Burke, Willilm Story.

tinued, i company. ments. on July 29, 1954..