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0 RENO EVENING GAZETTE January 13, 1934 Vital Statistics BIRTHS BEVILACQUA In Reno. Jan. 11. 1934. to Mr.

and Mrs. Darto Bevllacq.ua of Reno, a daushter. By Hank Ketcham Reno Resident Dies on Coast Otto Henrikson of 453 Poplar Street, Reno, died in a San Francisco hospital Tuesday. He had been a patient there for the last three weeks. Born in Sweden, Mr.

Henrikson was a carpenter and came to the United States with his parents at DF DEMliDLE FIDEIS Man who Looted Offices Held A William Hidalgo, 19, of Los 'Angeles, is being held lor New York authorities by Reno police after allegedly admitting a series of armed robberies of doctor's and dentist's offices there. Police said that Hidalgo, arrested on a vagrancy charge Friday, talked himself into investigation of the robberies by chatting in Spanish with other city jail inmates. He was overheard, and later signed a statement as to robberies netting about $175, police said. Oiiililifcr hjt.VL Coaley, 1944 ARMY SURPLUS 309 SIERRA Ph. 3-4665 RENO ARMY GOODS STORE Lowest Prices, (Merer Undersold Tents, Cots, Blankets, Sleeping 809s, Shoes, fonts.

Shirts, Outing Good's, Boy Scout Equipment, Etc. 309 NEVADA DISTRIBUTOR DUTCH PAINTS 309 Search Staged In Courtroom QUINCY. Jan. 13. JP In another apparent precautionary movie against trouble from the underworld, authorities searched all courtroom spectators yhen Harriet Henson, former mistress of convicted killer Jack Santo, was formally charged with the 1952 Chester, massacre.

Justice of the Peace J. L. Hunt ordered his jammed courtroom cleared yesterday, then police pejr-mitted observers to file back in after frisking men and examining the women's purses. Miss Henson was arraigned on four counts of murder in the Oct. 10, 1952, killings of, Grocer Guard Young, his two daughters and a neighbor boy.

A preliminary hearing was set for Feb. 2. Miss Henson has linked Santo and Emmett Perkins with the Chester slayings. They were convicted last year with Mrs. Barbara Graham of murdering Mabel Mona-han.

a Burbank widow. Mrs. Graham was movedecently from the women's prison at Corona to San Quentin medium security prison. Gov. Knight said it was to guard against a possible attempt on her life.

Perkins and Santo were convicted of a second murder last week, that of Edmund Hansen, a Grass Valley miner. A co-defendant, George Boles, also was convicted. DENNIS THE MENACE "Why did you let him The dog just AUTO BODY PAINTING Ph. 3-7582 FLOOD'S AUTO BODY SHOP 888 EAST SECOND STREET BUILDING CONTRACTOR Ph. 2-6291 HARDESTY SON Builders Ren.

Better Homes and Commercial Buildings Remodeling CABINETS dooS-keens Ph. 2-2337 Welborn's Mill v.ii Ererything In Wood Saw Filing STOCK QUOTATIONS CHAIN TYPE SNOW -CAPS 642 EAST FOURTH STREET SMITH TIRE CO. PHONE 3-3890 LES SMITH CONTRACTOR -Painting Ph. 2-6735 MARTIN DECORATORS PAINTING PAPER HANGING DAIRY MODEL DAIRY Ph. 3-3581 Our Own Herd Is 100 Guernsey AT YOUR GROCER OR HOME DELIVERY Stewart Takes Marshall Post Cedric E.

Stewart, former sheriff of Churchill county, today assumed office as U. S. marshall for Nevada. The veteran law enforcement official received his oath in the federal court in Carson from Amos Dickey, court clerk. He said he plans no changes in the U.

S. mar-shall's staff of deputies. Stewart replaces Leonard Carpenter, who resigned to enter private business. Carpenter has been U. S.

marshall since 1950 and prior to that was a deputy marshall, receiving his first appointment in 1942. Taxicab Stand Discussion Held Taxicab stands were discussed by officials of various companies and City Manager Thomas Hilberg in a session Tuesday. The city manager said that the prevailing policy no additional stands in the downtown area would be continued. A recent suggestion to enlarge the stand area from Commercial row to Virginia street has been rejected by the city council, said Hilberg. San Francisco Poultry SAN FRANCISCO Live poultry: Broilers, 13.4.2',3 lbs 28 29; fryers, heavy type, lbs 29-31; roasters, heavy type, 4 lbs and over.

31-32; fowl (hens), light type, all weights, 18-20: old roosters, all weights, 16-17; squabs, all weights, 90; dressed turkeys, all weights, young hens 55-56; young toms 44-46. ONE OF RENO'S QUALITY CLEANERS FOR OVER 30 YEARS We Pick Up and mnd TAILORS 229 W. SECOND ST. nnw. JONES AVERAGES Tnriustrlals 283.03 1.5J 50 Ralls 95.48 .60 15 Utilities 53.08 .28 Approximate Sales, 1,420,000.

NEW YORK, Jan. 13. tJB The stock market closed quietly today ith prices higher on a rally led by rails. The move ahead came in the Second hour on expanded volume. Prices held doggedly to their gains but gave ground a little in late trading.

Gains went to around a point at the best with most sections of the list getting the benefit of the advance. Trading for the day came to an estimated million and a half shares as compared with a million and a quarter traded yesterday. I Marching ahead with the railroads were the oils and steels. At one time the chemicals did well, but they backed down well under their best. Willys-Overland came to life in the afternoon with a loss that at times went to around a point.

Missouri Pacific preferred, up 4 points yesterday, added about a point at the best today. Higher stocks included Southern RaiKvav. Santa Fe. Sinclair Oil, American Telephone, Bethlehem Steel, United Aircrait, uienn iviar tin and Pan American World Air ways. LIVESTOCK MARKETS LOS ANGELES LOS ANGELES, Jan.

13. (AP) (FSMN) CATTLE: Salable 1300. Sows predominating In numbers: general quality all classes less desirable. Slow, early sales most classes about steady but bulk of cows unsold. Few loads commercial and -i uun -n ftft.5S.SO: few utility down to 17.00: commercial and good nellers n.ou-zu.ou; arounu wu, mostly commercial cows 14.00-15.50: utility 11.75-13.50; canners'and cutters 8.00-11.00: few shelly canners down to 7.00; utility bulls 15.00-17.00.

CALVES Salable 250. Slow, weak to lower as most buyers well stocked. Commercial end good slaughter calves 18.00-18.00: few lightweights to 19.50. HOGS: Salable 500. includes 300 bought to arrive.

Slow, steadv to weaS. Top 50c lower. Choice 190-240 lb 26.00-25: few head to 27.00: some held higher 302 lb load 24.00: few medium lots 250 lb down 22.00-24.00; few choice under 500 lb sows 20.00-21.00. SHEEP: Salable 125. Load shorn pastured lambs unsold.

STOCKTOH STOCKTON. FSMN CATTLE 100. Fresh supply largely dairy type cows; few small lots of stocker cattle from earlier in week stUl on sale; market slow and not fully established on any classes; few early sales cows steady to easier; no eerlv action on few slaughter steers and heifers. Utility cows 11.50-12 75; canner and cutter cows 8.00-11.00: shelly canners 8.00; no early action on bulls and stocker cattle. CALVES: 25.

No early trade. HOGS: 100. No early action on slaughter classes; few early sales good to choice 70 80 lb feeder pigs steady at 37.00-38.00. SHEEP: 50. Supply late In arriving.

No early trade. San Francisco Mining FERRETTO In Reno, Jan. II, 1954. to Mr. and Mrs.

Joe M. Ferretto oi Keno, son. KRAMER In Reno, Jan. 7. 1954, to Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Kramer of Carson, a daughter. M'CLAIN In Reno, Jan. 10, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs.

Harold McClaln of Reno, a daughter. -MILLER In Reno. Jan. 10, 1954. to Mr.

and Mrs. Oliver Miller of Reno, a daughter. NEY In Reno. Jan. 9.

1954, to Mr And Mrs. Robert Ney of Reno, a son. RUSSELL In Reno. Jan. 10, 1954.

to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Russell oi Sua Valley. a daughter. SHRIVER In Reno.

Jan. 9. 1954. to Mr. and Mrs.

Doyle Shriver of Reno, a son. THOMPSON In Reno. Jan. 10, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Thompson of Reno, a daughter. VERNON In Reno. Jan. II. 1954.

to Mr. and Mrs. Willie Vernon of Reno, a son. DEATHS HENRIKSON In San Francisco. Jan.

12, 1954. Otto Henrikson; husband of Mrs. Emma Henrikson of Reno; father of Keith J. Henrikson, Mrs. Ber.

nice L. Jattros, Philip H. Henrikson and Otto Henrikson. all of Reno: grand. father ad Ronald Blaine Henrikson of Reno; brother of Mrs.

Karen Asp of Salinas, Mrs. Helen Olson and Fred Henrikson of Minot, N. D. A na tive of Sweden. The body will be accompanied to Ross-Burke company In Reno for serr Ices, the time to be.announced later.

M'CLAIN In Reno, Jan. 12. 1954, Wllma Jean McClaln; infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shelton William Mc Claln of Fernley; sister of William McClaln of Fern ley; granddaughter of Mr.

and Mrs. M. C. Jones of Fernley and Mrs. Ambzrosla Reld of Carson; great-granddaughter of C.

F. Fields of Fernley. A native of Reno. The body will be accompanied to the LsOrange mortuary In Carson, where services will be held at 2 p. Friday.

Burial will be In the Lone Mountain cemetery. The Ross-Burke Co. is in charge of local arrangements. NELSON In Reno, Jan. 11, 1954.

Steven Vern Nelson; Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson of Babbitt; grandson of Nets Nelson of Fallon and Wllford Odell of Delphi, Ind. A native of Hawthorne. The body will be accompanied to the Austin funeral home in Fallon for services and burial, with Ross-Burke Co.

in charge of local arrangements. Fernley Infant-Taken by Death Final rites for 10-months-old Wil-ma Jean McClain will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the La-Grange mortuary in Carson. Bur ial will be in the Lone Mountain cemetery. The body will be accom panied there for the final rites and the Ross-Burke Co. is in charge of the local arrangements.

The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shelton William McClain of Fernley died Tuesday and is survived, in addition to her parents, by a brother, William McClain of Fernley; her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M.

Jones of Fernley and Mrs. Ambrosia Reid of Carson; and a great grandfather, C. F. Fields of Fernley. HOME ENTERED Valma Rapp, 516 Ridge told police someone entered her home Tuesday while she was at work and tipped over her ice box.

Nothing was reported taken, and the injured party said she did not know why the mischief might have been done. METALS PRICES NEW YORK, Jan. 13. (AP) Spot non ferous metal prices today copper, 29'a-30 cents a pound, Connecticut Valtey; lead cents a pound. New York; cine, 10 cents a pound.

East St. Louis; tin, 85 cents a pound, New York. KOH NBC 630 I KOLO CBS 920 I Songs I I ori: Weather I Waltz Time I Peterson I Edward R. Murrow I Crosby Capers The World Today I Frank Goss; Local Crime Photograph-" Crime Photograph. (Crime Classics Crime Classics Syncopation Piece I Syncopation Piece I Linger Awhile I Shell News I Alex Drier Rhapsody In Wax iRhapsody In Wax Fibber McGee Can You Top This (Walk a Mile One Man's Family FBI Peace War IFBI Peace A War Thomas; Skeleton Music Box IMuslc Box I News Music I Ten o'CIockTwire" news or World jGreat Glldernleeve, iGrotirho Marx I Gronrho Mars IBic Storv I Big Story Richfield Renorter Dance Dance Time Dance Time Music for Dreamint i.MarK rime I Mark Time I Dance Time I Dance Time I Dance Time jMark Time (Mark Time iMark Time Programs I News; Cactus Cactus Tom -Cactus Tom I News; Cact us I Cactus Tom News IMelodies CBS News Fashion News Frank Rom jCnp Q'Coffee News; Reveille News: Reveille I Reno Reveille Cactus Tom Cactus Carol Guild Carol Guild I News-Harmony Cor.

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Survivors Include his widow, Mrs. Emma Henrikson of Reno; four children, Keith J. Henrikson, Mrs. Bernice J. Jattros, Phillip H.

Hen rikson and Otto Blaine Henrikson, all of Reno; a grandson, Ronald Blame Henrikson of Reno; two sis ters and one brother, Mrs. Karen Asp of Salinas, Mrs. Helen Olson of Minot, N. and Fred Henrikson also of Minot. Several nieces and nephews also survive.

The body will be accompanied to Ross-Burke company in Reno where services are to be announced later, Senate Dean To Run Again ELKO. John E. Robbins, veteran Democratic senator from Elko county, filed here today for reelection to the state senate. Dean of the Nevada senate, Rob-and in 1939 was president pro-tem bins has held the post since 1935 of the senate. He has been chair man of the Democratic central com mittee in Elko county since 1914, and is Democratic national commit teeman for Nevada.

Ill health prevented Robbins from attending the recent special session of the legislator, but he is reported to be making satisfactory improvement at his home here. Robbins is the first from Elko county to file for state office in the 1954 primaries. City Gas Code Is Considered Developing of a city gas code which would cowr gas lines installation is being considered, according to City Manager Thomas Hilberg. Hilberg said that, under current ordinance, gas lines installations are restricted to master plumbers. With the progress made in the industry since this restriction applied, and with the continual increase in gasoline usage, many city officials think that the code should be broadened to allow for installation by qualified appliance firms.

lAJeatier (Information as furnished by V. S. Weather Bureau at the Reno airport. Reno. Temperatures high and low for 24 hours ending at 4:30 a.

Station H. L.l Station H.L. Austin B. Mountain. Beatty Bishop Blsmck.

N. D. Blue Canyon. Boise Chicago Dallas Denver Elko Ely Eureka, Calif. Fallon Fresno Oreat Kansas Las Vegas 37 28 11 47 41 10 38 4 Miami 64 48 50 31 New Orleans.

45 35 45 York 29 13 22 'Phoenix 59 45 37 26 Portland 44 30 3d 20 Red Bluff 54 37 14 3 RENO 33 10 34 21 58 39 20 4 St. Louis 18 12 36 0 Salt Lake City 40 24 32 7 San Francisco 57 41 55 36 Seattle 40 31 39 14 Susanvllle 35 12 37 29iTonooah 35 17 31 20! D. C. 28 15 20 16 36 8 49 35! Yuma 67 47 PRECIPITATION DATA Reno: last 24 hours. season to date.

J5; to date last season. 3.96; normal to date. 3.25. nthei- Dallas, trace: Ely. trace; Falls.

Kansas City. New York. Pnoemx. roruaua. wkc, Salt Lake City.

.01. and Yuma, trace. FORECAST Reno: generally fair tonight but In-creasing cloudiness Thursday; continued cool. Nevada: variable high cloudiness north tnd central portions tonight and Thursday: partly cloudy in the extreme south portion tonight becoming fair Thursday: colder extreme south tonight. Slerra-Nevadas: -fair tonight but Increasing cloudiness Thursday; little change in temperature.

Sunset today, 4:58 p. sunrise Thursday, 7:19 a. m. KNEV-FM 95.5 MCS WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13 3:00 Favorites in Music.

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DRAPERIES FLOOR COVERINGS Duratile Floor Covering Co. 1725.35 w.u. STEEL WALL TILE PHONE 2-7241 or 2-7201 DOROTHY GINOCCHIO H. R. (COOKIE) COOK ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Ph.

2-8869 LANDA ELECTRIC COMPANY CONTRACT WIRING. COMMERCIAL. FIXTURES 212 WEST COMMERCIAL ROW ALL WORK GUARANTEED Anderson Seeks Post in Assembly Harry D. Anderson became the second candidate to file for office in Washoe county for this year's elections. He filed for one of the assembly posts as a Democrat this week.

The other filing has been by D. W. Priest, seeking a district judge post. Anderson is' a graduate of Stanford University and of the University of Denver law school. He was a political science teacher at the University of Nevada in 1949.

Now a Reno attorney, Anderson is affiliated with the Lions' Club, Toastmasters, and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Politically he was a vigorous foe of the "right-to-work" initiative petition in 1952, and he said that he opposes this and the "yellow dog" act, both of which prohibit union shop contracts, as creating more problems than they solve. He is also in favor of streamlining the industrial commission and for aid to dependent children, as well as modifying many current statutes he believes are antiquated, he said. Anderson is married, has two children, and resides at 1850 Bonneville Drive. Besides his other affiliations, he is chairman of the newly-formed Nevada Legislative League, a group strongly advocating causes of organized labor.

Pleads Guilty To Extortion LAS VEGAS. Dan Tondevold, 20-year-old Las Vegas high school graduate, will appear before Judge A. S. Henderson Jan. 21 for, sentencing after he entered a plea of guilty to a charge of attempting to extort $1200 from a local businessman.

Tondevold admitted his guilt as he appeared in district court Tues day. His intended victim, Roy Quenzer, a master baker, haa toia police that he didn't even know the youth. Court attaches saia tnat lonae-vold may be committed to a special hnsnitsl for mental treatment as a condition of probation which Judge Henderson has lnoucatea ne iavors. KZTV PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY, JAN. 4:25 Sign on 4:28 Program Previews Tamed Time.

The Shrimp" 4:49 Junior Crossroads, "Adventures of Dangerous Douglas" 5:03 Adventure Serial, "Blake of Scot land Yard" 5:24 Musical Movie Moments 5:30 Service Clubs. YMCAJr. HI (live) 5:48 Armchair Adventure, "Blue Water Ocean Racing" (:00 Bandstand Revne with Frank Law. rence (live) "Men in the Service" "Trees that Reach the Sky" 7:00 Sports on Parade, "Shark on the Line" 7:15 KZTV News Teleplx with Ion Zeg erman (live) 7:30 "Glimpses of Germany" 8:00 Comedy Time, "Murder Case" 8:30 Cases of Eddie Drake 9:00 Wrestling from Chicago with Buss Davis 10:00 KZTV Playhonse "Turnabout," by James Thurber THURSDAY, JAN. 14 1 :30 Test Pattern 4:25 Silgn on 4:28 PToeram Previews 4:30 Kitchen Fun with Margaret Elpern (live) 5:00 Garry Moore Show (CBS) 5:15 Sierra Sue (live) 5:20 Junior Crossroads.

"Great Trail" 5:34 Adventure in Sports, "Motor Madcaps" 5:47 It's AU in the Game, with Tom Grice and Jerry Mann (live) Comedy Time, "Skirt Shy" "Doughboy Daze" 6:40 "Tit for Tat" 7:00 "Planning Your Talk" 7:15 KZTV News Teleplx 7:31 Serenade Time with the Don Thompson Serenaders (live) "You Bet Your Life" with Groucho Marx (NBC) 8:30 "Air Defense" 9:00 Kings Crossroads, "Fur Feathers" 9:28 "Jet Propulsion" 9:48 KZTV Playhouse, "Housekeeper's Daughter" STUDY PETITION Members of the Regional Planning Commission will study a petition for annexation, submitted to the City of Reno this week by H. J. Munley and George Probasco. Mun-ley and Probasco are owners of subdivision property in the northwest, near Elmcrest Heights. ACTRESS IMPROVES HOLLYWOOD, Jan.

13. (JPi Actress Suzsan Ball, whose right leg was amputated yesterday because of cancer, was reported in satisfactory condition today. 2-3434 "oit WINDOW WARE The Best In leno Sin 1931 MADE IN RENO DRAPERIES CHROMESPUN Nylon Orion Fiber Class WINDOW SHADES VENETIAN BLINDS There Is NO SUBSTITUTI for EXPERIENCE VENETIAN BLINDS DRAPERIEf 123 W. 3RD IPIatal 2-3434 GAZETTE RADIO LOG (Radio logs are compiled from Information provided hy the four Reno radio stations, which are responsible for keeping them up to date. The 'Reno Evening Gazette assumes no responsibility for the correctness of the Iocs or for network changes made too late for entry in the log.

For information con. NOT call the Reno Evening Gazette. Please call the 36156 involved: KATO 2-4501; KOH 3 5106; KOLO 2-4516; KWRN Wednesday Evening Programs call THREE veterinarians? has a sore foot!" Mew York (Quotations are furnished by the First California Co.) NEW YORK, Jan. 13. Stocks: Open Air Reduct 24 Alaska Jun 2'4 Alleg Stl 303.

Allied Chem 74 Allied Strs 38i Alils Chal 46s Am Airlines 11 'a American Can 2Va Am Car S33. Am Rad St Am Smelt 291, Amer Tel Tel 156T Am Tobacco 59 7 Am Viscose Am Woolen 155, Anacon Cop 31 Armour Co 8' Atchison 94' Avco Mfg 41, Bait Ohio 19 Bendlx Av Beth Steel 503. Boeing Alrp 48? Borden 61 Borg Warn 76 Briggs Mfg 364 Burr Add 16 Cal Pack 22 a Close 24j 2 30s 73. 3834 4634 114 37', a 33i 14 294 157 0 34'. 15a 3la 94 95 3 19'4 61 51 49 li 61 353 163a 22.

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47i4 404 194 273, 88', 59s. 611,2 605 Crane Co 30' Crown Cork li. Crown Zell 35Vs Curtiss Wr 8 Deere Co 27 Doug Aire 80'i East Air 223 Eastm Kod 473, El Auto Lite 405 Elec Bond Shr 193.4 Fllntkote 27, Gen Elec 8834 Gen Foods 59 Gen Mills 624 Gen Motors 59 Goodrich 7834 Goodyear 5334 Greyhound 13'i Horaestake 34T Intl Biz Mach 2492 Int Harv 23' a 54 3514 250V2 28. 37 56 14 6634 2034 6S4 404 34i'4 40', 14 2714 131 a 24' 2 221,4 18 27r 563, 57a 173, 36ia 591,2 641, 18, 20. 38'.

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3-9860 Gus' Rentals Sales 1496 South Virginia St. Tractors, Graders, Weed Cutters, Portable Chain Sews, Concrete Mixen, Toote, Power Equipment, Haymowert, Skiplootfers, Rotavotors, Etc Deliver PH. 3-3421 SERVICE Ph. 2-7871 Dearborn Equipment IMPLEMENT CO. 1055 SOUTH VIRGINIA STREET Ph.

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