Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 34

34 Reno Evening Gazette October 9, 1958 U. S. Cattle Industry Vulnerable to Imports WASHINGTON. UP) The tariff commission was told Wednesday that a continued in New Styling an Is Feature Of '59 Dodge crease in the imports of meats would injure the American cattle Industry. Rep.

A. L. Miller (R-Neb.) said this was the situation pre sented to the full six -member fZ 'mm: -J DETROIT, UP) New styling ciation, told the commission industry was "quite vulnerable" to imports. He said the group said the industry has not yet been hurt by imports, lut would suffer some injury if the current increase continues. Miller sfcid they were told he commission could take no action until an industry showed it had been injure! by imports.

In the first six months of 1958, he said, imports of meats and cattle totaled 233,812,000 pounds as compared with pounds in the same period of 1957. This did not include pork, for which Miller said the commission planned to supply figures later. designed to enhance eye-appeal mark the 1959 Dodge cars. Featuring front and changes se arched headlight eyebrows that curve inward and down- commission during an hour-long closed meeting with him and three representatives of the cattle industry. "We pointed up the potential dangers in the situation," Miller said after the meeting.

The congressman said Fred Dressier of Gardnerville, Nev vice president, and Rad HalL executive secretary of the American National Cattlemen's Asso yard to the front grille. At the rear new taillights are patterned after jet tubes. Chrome mold CiSX --j7 -Wlt" ings are shaped to permit side iaswell as rear visibility of the ifrillight. The flaring rear fins 'atop the taillights. i Emphasizing massive front- RACY LOOK FOR DODGE IN 1959 This Custom Royal convertible like all Dodge models, has a new vital appearance in 1959 thanks to bold advances in Swept-Wirig styling.

Convert-ables and hardtops have special cloth and vinly interiors. Convertible tops come in black, white and three colors. i end appearance, are horizontal moooGMsmms cms a )aars set off by a grille screen bf anodized aluminum. A culp-tured roof with a raised back section marks several hardtop models. -Dodge announced a new V-8 engine and refinements in other Town Renamed East Las Vegas LAS VEGAS Clark county THE Walker District Begins Building SMITH VALLEY Board members of the Walker River Irrigation District have appointed Albert Zimmerman of Wellington inspector on the new WRID building under construction in Yerington.

Accused Three Given Hearing To Guard Rights LAS VEGAS Language barriers again have stalled the arraignment in justice court cf three youthful Hungarian immi KINGPINS commissioners this week erased the name of Whitney from the map and substituted East Las Vegas. JOHNNY UKULELE ond his POLYNESIANS power plants, designed to improve fuel economy. The engines and their power trains, it reported, are designed for use with so-called regular gasoline. Engines range from 135 to 350 horsepower. New options include swing-out, swivel front seats, self-dimming rear view mirror, automatic headlight dimmer and low pressure tires, using 16 to 18.

pounds pressure compared with 22-24 pounds in regular times. Dodge has set Oct. 10 for introduction of the new models. The latter is the new name of the community eight miles east of Las Vegas on the Boulder City highway. The county board acted after a petition bearing the signatures of nearly all the RENO RENE TRIO DEEDY AND BILL 02303333 residents.

of the community was OPEN 6:00 STARTS 7:00 BUCK K'GHT $1 ADMITS A CARLOAD presented. Intent of the switch from Whitney, derived from the fam ily name of the former ranch grants on burglary charges and Justice of the Peace Art Olsen ordered a preliminary hearing for them to "protect their rights." Through an interpreter, the youths waived a preliminary hearing, but Olsen said he thought the spokesman had fail-' ed to realize the legal significance of such a hearing. He then set the hearing for Oct. 7. Held under $1500 bail each are Steve Husser, 22, Sandor Nagy, 18, and Forenc Hutschneider, 18.

i They are charged with the attempted burglary of a Glendale, service station. The three were trapped in the garage by the station operator A. R. Arm-! strong after they had allegedly FREE! Car HEATERS To keep you warm and and comfy during the show! LISA ALONSO and the TROPICAIRES owners in the area, was to "help business," spokesmen said. Service Is Held A Susanville SUSANVILLE, Calif.

Funeral services for Mrs. Ella Eliza Barbee, a resident of Susanville for 16 years, were held Saturday It'll still be "Whitney" on the November ballots though, be cause tne name change came too late. SONG LAUGHS TECHNICOLOR PANTS AWAY ROYAL, Neb. CP) John Gil-roy's plants leg got caught in the pulley of a hoist he was operating and he quickly surmised that if he didn't free himself, he ft GLENN F03D at Lucero's Funeral Chapel. Burial was in the Lassen cemetery.

Mrs. Barbee, 87, was a native of Kansas but had lived in California for 80 years. She is survived by a son, William Barbee of Susanville; a daughter, Mrs. Edith Fields of Oakland; two sisters, two grandchildren and six great broken in and were attempting to open a cash register. All were armed with revolvers according to sheriff's deputies.

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