Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 8

3 RENO EVENING GAZETTE January 15, 1958 CRASH REPORT DELAY SEEN BY OFFICIALS Mineral Group Installs New 1958 Officers Lights Out Along River Christmas Season Over; City Makes It Official out any agreement that can be Officials of the California of-i fice of the Civil Aeronautics Authority said it may be several weeks before the complete report is available on the plane crash Dec. 15 which claimed seven lives on a flight from Reno to Oakland. Howard C. Harris and W. A.

Rysavy have been probing the wreckage at the crash site near Nevada City, Calif. The crash found by the city clerk. City Manager C. B. Kinnison determined the two engined plane was intact and all parts were close to the narrow river gorge where the craft plummeted into a stream bank during a storm.

The officials said it appeared the passengers had not fastened their safety belts. They said it appeared also the landing gear was dowTi and the motors were both in working order when the plane smashed into the canyon wall, killing six men and one woman passenger. Christmas is officially over, but city neon signs need more study, was the decision of the Reno city council Monday night. The council ordered the Christmas lights on the Truckee Installation of officers and a discussion of plans for the 1958 Southwest Mineral Conference in San Francisco highlighted the January meeting of the Reno said the company had been getting payments from 1940 to 1943 on one agreement, and from 1943 to 1946 on a renewal. subsection of the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, "I don't know what the pay-jments are for," Kinnison said, is the worst in the history of; river removed, alter several comments that people had been and Petroleum Engineers.

Nevada county, according to William Mullis, sheriff's deputy. Chairman for the year will be Edmond F. Lawrence, geologist with the Nevada Bureau of iviunis saia tne investigators i "but we've been making them." He was ordered to find out and report back. The other neon sign is one on a city owned parking lot on making continued operation of the lights a joke at council expense. Councilman Charles Cowen, without explanation, voted against the "lights out" order.

They ordered study of the The planet Mars is 4216 miles in diameter. Mines at the University of Ne vada. He succeeds A. L. Engel, West Second where the bills keep coming in, even though the metallurgist for the U.

S. Bit reau of Mines Reno office. i iff Reno arch, on which the city has been paying Electrical Products city has since leased the lot to a private operator. Kinnison was told to find out about that one too. Co.

$29 a month since 1946 with Other new officers are Milton Steinheimer, chief engineer for Eagle-Picher Co. at Clark Station, vice-chairman, and John Stardust Hotel Work Resumed LAS VEGAS. UP After 18 months of idleness, construction resumed today on the multi-million dollar Stardust hotel on the Las Vegas Strip. The property, in and out of financial troubles since its promoter's death in 1956, was taken over by the Rella Factor group, which hopes to open the nearly completed building by Summer. The Stardust, with 1000 rooms, will be the strip's largest Kenneth Jones of Sparks, geologist for the Anaconda 1 Now Calling i NUMBERS FOR 1 $2500 I SPARKS Sparks Mails Refund Checks STANDARD Plans for this year's mineral conference March 27-29 were HEATING OILS outlined by Fred Lohse, Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical executive, who is general chairman of the event The organizational meeting of TEYOUTS for "Kismet" the annual spring musical of the University of Nevada are underway.

Pictured above is Asher Wilson, of the department of speech and drama, conferring with two student hopefuls Carol Gardenswartz and Janie Kottinger both of Reno. The production will be staged in the State building on March 14 and 15. the Southwest Mineral Confer ence was held in Reno at the BIG SAVINGS Mackay School of Mines, University of Nevada, year. Dean Vernon E. Scheid, who is Some 334 Sparks property owners will get refunds on sidewalk construction costs from a resolution passed Monday night by city councilmen.

Correcting the roll for assessment district 21, councilmen approved refunds made necessary when bids for sidewalk construction were reduced from 52 cents per square foot to 48 cents. City Clerk Claude Cauble said WITH RETURNS FROM TRIP TOPAZ, Calif. Mrs. Thelma Fullner returned last week from the state of Washington where on the committee planning this year's program, was general HOUSfcWAKfYlfcK SERVICE WINTER HOTJSEGUEST WEED HEIGHTS Mrs. Margaret H.

Hardy from La-Verkin, Utah is spending the winter here with Mr. and Mrs. A. Haslam. Horse Round-up Slated on Range ELY.

(Special) A roundup chairman of the 19o7 session which was attended by nearly she spent the holidays with her family. 500 persons from throughout the western states. "ALL-FAMILY" DIAL FA 3-3191 LIFE Lohse said theme of the San 61 checks totaling $900.26 are ready for mailing. Letters have been sent to all property owners, but 34 have gone unclaimed. Francisco meeting would center INSURANCE POLICY of unauthorized horses on the north Steptoe unit of the federal range, extending from McGill north to the Elko county line, around the chemical and non-metallic aspects of the mineral industry.

He said emphasis NATIONAL COAL COMPANY 318 SPOKANE South Dakota and North Dakota were admitted to the un 5 would be given to the types of ion as states on Nov. 2, 1889. will take place on Thursday, Jan. 23, Jesse L. Kirk, range manager, has announced.

raw materials usea dv xnese erowine fields and the avail Once gathered in such a roundup the horses may be sold or otherwise disposed of in ac cordance with the federal range code. They may also be redeemed by the owner upon payment of the value of forage consumed, the damage to the range and property, and the cost of impoundment and removal. A new approach to family security! One policy one low premium covers the WHOLE FAMILY! Permanent life insurance for Dad term insurance for mother and the children (with liberal conversion privileges later on)l Before you make any insurance decision be sure to get the facts on this remarkable new policy! MEN'S CORDUROY COATS VERY NICE LOOKING NOW ONLY $1045! JACOBS 0F RENO ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE IN AN EMERGENCY IF YOU NEED A PHYSICIAN AND ARE UNABLE TO REACH YOUR FAMILY DOCTOR, ASSISTANCE WILL BE GIVEN THROUGH THE USUAL FACILITIES OF THE WASHOE COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION TELEPHONE FA 2-9141 IS MAINTAINING A 12 HOUR PUBLIC SERVICE FROM 8:00 P.M. to 8:00 A.M. WE SUGGEST THAT YOU ARRANGE WHILE YOU ARE WELL FOR A FAMILY DOCTOR WHO WILL CARE FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY IN ANY EMERGENCY ability of the raw materials in the western states.

Lohse, who is technical assistant to the vice president of Kaiser's chemical division in Oakland, also described various operations' of the company and its subsidiary organizations. Next meeting of the Reno subsection will be a joint session with the recently organized Geological Society of Nevada. The two groups will meet February 14 at 8 p. m. in the offices of Cartographers, in Reno.

Kirk has estimated that there are 75 to 100 horses on this BOYCE W. CALKINS Representing range unit at this time, although only about 25 are authorized to be there. He said there is no way of telling who RENO'S GREATEST "REGULAR STOCK" RECORD SALE A LlFORN I A WESTE 8 STAT tS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 30 Mary Reno Phone: Fairview 3-1041 these horses belong to as they have all kinds of brands, many of them not recorded. Trespass on the federal range ii the western states has become a great problem. Kirk said.

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