Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 30

Jane 30, 1955 3Q RENO EVENING GAZETTE Civil Service Nevada's First Giant Stardust LIVESTOCK MARKETS WEATHER Information as furnished by U. 8. Weather Bureau at Reno Municipal Airport. Temperatures high and low for 24 hours ending at 4:30 am. Date: June 30, 1955.

By Honk Ketchom DENNIS THE MENACE JACOBY ON BRIDGE No Finesses Sales Tax in Hotel Granted 1 jj a III a ngfflj- SAN FRANCISCO SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. June 30. LI Board Studies Albert Appeal Nevada Stations I South Central Limit Losses AP) rSMN) CATTLE: Salable 50. Early supply Includes steers and dairy type cowb. Market not established.

On utility and commercial cows 11.50-14.00, canners and cutters RENO 73 40Penver Austin 67 39' Fort Worth Beatty 87 55' Galveston Effect Friday 93 58 95 76 88 76 90 76 Gaming License By OSWALD JACOBY Written for NBA Service Mountain 68 32 Kansas city Utility and commercial bulls Hn ii fksrv is on in 90 72 66 361 Memphis Elko Most bridge players would muff 15.00-15.50. Medium 900-1000 lb feeder 90 William J. Albert, recently fired (Continued from page 17) (Continued from page 17) steers 15.00-17.50. today's hand. The temptation to 90 73 94 76 65 32-Oklahoma C.

72 471 St. Louis 95 61! San Antonio 75 35! North East CALVES: Salable S5. Supply mainly Ely Fallon Las Vegas Lovelock Susanvllle slaughter calves. Opening moderately Cornero's salesmanship in the dis- try for an extra trick by taking wedding ceremonies recorded in Washoe county. city employe has filed an appeal with the city civil service commission.

The commission is to con 72 381 Albany, N. Y. 88 61 active, aDOUt steaay. uoupie lots gooa nocjnp 0f qtarrinsr and choice 240-250 lb slaughter calves Pilns Starcmst StOCK finesses in both clubs and dia I i mi it ti Tonopah 73 431 Boston 91 70 Wlnnemucca 68 34' Buffalo 85 64 sider the appeal this afternoon. North Csntral 1 Cincinnati 86 66 i8.oo-i9.oo, odd head commercial 300 uauagner said tie had told San- monds would be too strong for ine slze or ine gratuity ford he would supply the stock thpir will nnwpr As a result thpv judges have been receiving is dis- HOGS: Salable none.

Temporary em- ineir will power, as a result, tney hamo continued on ail California Ws. sales list to the SEC and the Call- wnnlri twn rlnhs nnrf two puted but a figure of $10 for Chicago 89 72. Cleveland 70 Albert, who was head of the Detroit 85 70! Columbus, o. 88 66 Duluth 87 66' Louisville 90 70 on Monday, lew choice lsu-zuo id iornia corporations control group diamonds emerging with a score eacn ceremoy nas een usea in s'Ssaiabie i.soo. supply in- tf f- the com- of minus '10o instead of the game P- Min-St.

Paul 86 711 New York 90 city sanitation department, asked the civil service board to take notice that he appeals the "order For the rich harvest, the judges Omaha 90 74! Philadelphia 89 67 S. Ste Marie 69 I Pittsburgh 84 62 eludes around 2500 head leeder lamhs iiussiuu uie, ofcuiagner couia give rUDber. this information to these authori are substituting a guaranteed an The correct line of play is to North West Portland, M. 91 67 Bismarck 92 61 1 Washington 88 69 for special feeder auction. One load choice shorn Spring slaughter lambs with No.

2 pelts sold about steady at ties. nual salary- of $15,000, provided take no finesses at all. You win and decision" of Mayor Len Harris in discharging him. 63 53 south East Boise 19.75, other classes not estamisnea. Sanford told the commission the first trick dujnmy the by the new aw.

Fargo 86 641 Atlanta 84 63 56 39 'Birmingham 88 66 that Stralla paid $6500 for his Banks will close on Saturdays In the appeal notice Albert LOS ANGELES Helena Portland, O. Seattle 62 55! Charleston 82 70 65 50! Jacksonville 87 71 LOS "ANGELAS. June 30. (AP) Stardust shares, but that he owns tnrmns 'a thpn lpad a from now on, unless a legal holi-nnnroforrefn tv, 1 0L "Umps ana men ieaa a low -c-xa nn stated the mayor's order was (FSMN) cattle salable 325; supply no preferred stock. 63 43! Miami 85 79 dated June 21, and served June Spokane I New Orleans 91 73 tion issued 650,000 shares of pre mostly cows witn lew loaus blccib, choice steers and commercial cows very South west 22.

ferred, par value $10. scarce; trade slow, about steady; load Harris first asked for Albert's mnnrlc eithoT- the. firct qap. ine stale win aiiu join uie leu- Albuquerque 93 62 Raleigh 88 63 AmarUlO 89 67! Richmond 89 64 El Paso 95 771 Tampa 88 69 eood 960-lb fed steers 22.00; some held This money was used to build LnH tw ciit nTW eral aid to dependent children higher; utility and low commercial im Ancplpn 71 631 Canada cows 12.00-15.00; some held higher; can and equip the 6 million dollar switches to a club through dum. progranthelast in the union to resignation, then issued the dismissal notice when Albert refused to resign, contending that he was under- civil service regula ners and cutters 9.00-11.50: odd heavy do so.

The Nevada program has hotel which is scheduled to open W- You must play low from the utility bulls 15.00-18.00; cutters 14.00 Phoenix 98 69i Edmonton 68 oi S. Lake City 66 421 Montreal 87 70 San Diego 67 61 Winnipeg 87 71 s. Francisco 62 51IQuebec 87 67 been approved by federal offi compared week ago steers steady to 25 Aug. 1. The attorney said that fy at this stage, not as rials and the money will be avail tions.

cents lower; heifers steady: cows steaay ZUlo "cents lowtrt bufi, to the preferred stockholders will be finesse but Just tolimit the loss PRECIPITATION DATA Harris claims Albert was a de able! The legislature appropriated $200,000 for the state's share Reno and Vicinity, last 24 hours stronger; stackers and feeders steady paid dividends before the common partment head thus was not calves salable 50: only odd heads stock is paid, and that Stralla has none; season to aate, d.uj; to oshj imi. year, 5.45: normal. 6.96 (end of current of the program for the next two available; market untested, compared assigned two-thirds of his profit weather season). under civil service. Albert claims he was simply a supervisor of a department under the city man years, week ago strong to 25 cents or more Other Stations: (last 24 hours) wi on common snares to the pre State officials, including the higher.

rn-o. .03: Detroit. BismatcK. im ferred stockholders. "The arrange- HOGS salable 25; odd sales steady Boise, Fargo, Helena, Se governor get a pay raise today, vThere isn't going to be any cake and ice cream, Dennis.

I The party Mr. Nelson is talking about is me!" ager. The new city pay raise ordinance passed by the former city choice 198-210 lb butchers 21.50; few ment holds, however, onlv to tre- attle, .06: Galveston, sz; Mempms, with the chief executive pay 1 1 norh iw in nn nn ru, aim a i I Jacksonville, New Orleans, .98. heeler and sowrunsoTdrcomP7red ferred stock in original ownership. council, lists Albert as a super-.

zooming from $9100 to $15,000. FORECASTS week ago butchers steady to 25 cents EXPL.A1JN 5 KEASUJN Reno and Vicinity: Mostly fair to- visor and as a civil service em i Most appointive officials will hieher: sows around 50 cents lower. nieht and Friday, except some after- Cornero made this arrangement, Stock Quotations ploye. SHEEP salable none; market untest noon cloudiness. Little temperature receive S7iJUU a year, instead or isaniord said, so that no one ceiore tne civu service commis ed; compared week ago slaughter class change.

Fresh westerly breezes in ai would think he is trying to hog all ternoon. sion can consider Albert's appeal. $6000, and elective officers will es strong. STOCKTON Nevada: Partly cloudy in north por the profit." I NORTH 0 A8653 VA72 10 8 3 AJ4 WEST EAST 4 7 A 10 4 2 VKQ10964 853 AQ62 75 86 KQ732 SOUTH (D) 4AKQJ9 KJ94 10 9 5 Both sides vul. South West North Cast I A 2t 2 A Pass 4 A Pass Pass Pass Opening lead go up to $8000.

Two exceptions tion tonleht and Friday, fair in south New York it must establish whether or not Albert "comes under its jurisdic Sanford said the casino is ex STOCKTON (FSMN) CATTLE: Little temperature change. are the attorney general, who 25. Receipts insufficient to test market. pected to gross $30,000 a day, and (Quotations furnished by the First Sierra Nevada: Mostly fair tonight and Friday, occasional cloudiness in No sales on slaughter classes. Medium California Co.) will receive $8400, and the su net $3000.

stock cows with calves at side 117.50 northern ranges. Little temperature NEW YORK, June 29. Stocks: Open That would give the Stardust change. perintendent of public instruction. His new pay is $9000.

per pair. CALVES: None. HOGS: 25. No early sales. SHEEP: None.

Sunset Thursday 8:31 p. sunrise Friday 5:36 a. sunset Friday- 8:31 an annual gross nearly twice as large as any operating strip Air Reduct 36 Alaska Jun 3 Alleg Stl 561, Allied Chem p. m. tion.

George I. James, chairman of the commission, said Albert's appeal notice will be officially received at the meeting this afternoon, and that the city attorney will probably be asked then for a ruling as to Albert's civil service status. James said Mayor Harris and Staff of the state highway par casino. DOW, JONES AVERAGES 30 Industrials 451.38'up 1.68 20 iRMls 160.95 vrp .15 15 Utilities 64.34 up .21 KEW YORK, June 30. CSV-The stqck market closed higher to-da.

The best performers were the steels and aluminums. "trading was active while prices weVe climbing, but by mid-afternoon the pace had slowed, with many shares moderately below their best levels. Volume approximated 2,300,000 shares, com trol will be increased to a maxi For their $6,000,000 yearly Allied Strs H8 AUis Chal 7338 rent, the licensee group will rent mum of 47 with the addition of Am Airlines 27' Driver Injured In Auto Crash Close 36 3 56' 119 61' 73Vs 27Tg 44 66 2 21 9 25 514 182 68 V2 space and equipment from the Tunisia Rule 7 Pact Approved hotel corporation. The hotel cor poration will pay for floor shows, eight field agents to enforce licensing and tax laws. A commission to insure fair practices in the dairy industry also swings into action, and for the first time in the state's his American Can 442 Am Car St 65 Am Loco 21V Am Motors 9T Am Had St 26 Am Smelt 51i8 Amer Tel Tel Am Tobacco 68 advertising and promotion.

In the suit. East can win with the queen of clubs but must then other resorts, casino operators PARIS, June 30. CP) Agree City Attorney Samuel B. Franco-vich have asked to meet with members of the commission for a conference prior to the civil service meeting. If Albert is found to.be a civil switch to a different suit bear these costs.

The owner of a dry-cleaning establishment was injured at 8 a. m. Thursday when the car she was driving struck another at Tonopah and Pueblo streets. ments to give Tunisia greater pared with 2,180,000 shares yes- if Jbast returns a heart (the Sanford said that the hotel tory, the use of economic poisons, Am viscose 9' Anacon Cop 70 Cj teraay. self-rule were approved today by corporation will spend approxi; normal defense, and as good as those that kill weeds, bugs and Armour Co 14 The steels acted as if investors Atchison 146 the national assembly ioreign mately $3,000,000 annually for en.

service employe of the city he will be entitled to a hearing before aiiyuung you ruit and con- piant diseases, will be controlled Mrs. Rae C. Gurvitch, 120 E. were confident the current wage atco Mfg 63i affairs committee. The vote was tertainment and promotion to at uie uiamonos.

west an(j supervised. iais.e& me ace or aiamonds and TViorc iiVoncpc will met $9 Second was taken to Washoe Medical Center and admitted with tract -customers to the Stardust, talks would end in a peaceful set- tlement. U. S. Steel, Bethlehem Btn Itee'i 20-5, with' 13 abstentions.

which is approximately three ieas another club, but you must from now on. double the old the commission to establish whether or not his employment was properly terminated. Otherwise, the civil service commission has no jurisdiction. leg and head injuries. and Republic were active and Boeing Airp 60i a'Va 70 14 148 49 51 141 Va 61 64 43 22 32 38 34 17 55 24 Under pressure from Premier Edgar Faure, the full assembly times the size of competing ca- sw "gnt up wnn tne ace ot clubs, Officers said she struck a car Borden 63 igner.

Rnr Wam 4W. sinos. you get to your hand by ruff- After covering such a wide Wide gains were scored by the Briggs Mfg 2i3 is expected to ratify the agree In the licensee eroun are Mil- mS a neart and lead whatever fipld tho lawmakers still had aluminums. Also up were the 1 ments next week. driven by James J.

Fike, 40, 245 Pueblo St. Mrs. Gurvitch, 52, was cited for violating Tike's "right of way. ton B. (Farmer) Page, Las Vegas diamonds are left, discarding the enough vim left to turn their at- vai racji to'i Tunisia is one of -France's llUJivia, C-ii v-A CLi.

co, uiio oiiu lljan XSC J48 gambler: Jack DeLuca. Santa tlUD irom tne aummy. tention to the readine habits of Itfps. Mixed ptouds included the Case 17 IN or i Airican protectorates Monioa: R. W.

Silvpr. Los An- you can see, this line of Dlav th tPPn-atrprs. ri, Mater itsc where aemanas ior plps. Spvmnnr Zimmpman Chi- gives you time to discard one Aft wiav mprphanta mav fc Visions. PARKING ARREST Samuel S.

McCabe, 59 Wells independence have flared into cago; Marks, Chicago; Wil- cIub from the dummy regardless prosecuted if they display, or open rebellion in recent months. iiam Pelnso. Oakland: J. Ro- the location of the missing hieh cpII nr riVP wav tn tppn-afrprs Ches Ohio 53 'z 26 Chi St NW 201, Chrysler 81 WARDEN SPEAKER Warden A. E.

Bernard of the Nevada State Penitentiary flew to Visalia, Wednesday to appear as guest speaker at a Kiwanis club ladies night. He spoke on "Penal Problems and their Cost to the Taxpayer." He was accompanied by Frank' List, who was the program chairman. They returned Friday. was arrested by police recently and charged with failing to IVlorocco is anuinei. uyiismgs tnnHn San Rprnarrlinn nnrl caras in OiamonOS and Clubs.

You Hor. i WVC Healincr Colg Palm 56 Col Brd A 273 also have developed in Algeria Bradley, Los Angeles. will surely lose two diamonds, but with crime, gore, lust and many pay his overtime parking tickets. Western Pacific To Haul Trucks tcuuwaiijr a i vilt Page and DeLuca were associ- wm lose oniy one club trick, forms of violence. McCabe, a signpainter, paid $35 Col Gas 16Vi Coml Cred 55 Com! Solv 222 nomeiana.

utod .8 26 20 80 55 27 16 53 22 42 17 49 76 81 88 43 TT1U1 TI11V.11 ll J. bail on a warrant issued by former A French parliamentary mis-Lted the famous garnbling mes Comw Edis 423V Judge Guy M. Walts. To Meet Again sion last night denounced govern Cons Copper Mns 17,2 off the southern California coast. ment policies in Algeria and SAN FRANCISCO, June 30.

UP) contfinVr nit Page operated gambling for Cor GAZA, Egyptian-held Palestine, called for immediate changes to Stockholders of Western Pacific cont can 81V2 nero for 96 days, while DeLuca June 30. UP) Egyptian and Israeli avoid "another Indochina." Railroad Co. have cleared the way n' held the restaurant and bar con negotiators seeking to ease tension along the Gaza strip frontier A report issued by five deputies for the company to go into the crown cork i6 cessions for the entire period of 104 GAZETTE RADIO LOG (Radio loss are compiled from Information provided by four of the Ren radio stations, which are responsible for keeping 'them up. to date. The logs or for changes made too late for entry in the log.

For Infor-niation concerning the programs do NOT call the Reno Evening Gazette Please call the radio station involved: KATO 2-4501; KOH 5106; KOLO 2-4516; KWRN 3-6156; KONE 3-4493. 84 Piggy back" operation of haul- crown zeii 8i "I operation, covering several years, 19 say they will meet again next WeTf despite their failure to agree KSUE (SUSANVILLE 1340 ETC) THURSDAY, JUNE 30 4:00 1240 Club 5:00 Kiddie Korner Classified Column 5:45 Bandstand 6 Speaking of Sports Supper Serenade Newscast 6:45 Eddie Fisher 7:00 Stand By Music 7:30 Joe Elliott 7:45 Look to the Skies 8:00 Light Concert 8:30 Roy Rogers 9:00 Mood Music 9:30 News ing loaded trucks and trailers on re Co 37 efforts to better the lot of the 37 69 fLaicars. The action was taken by Doug Air 69 on an agenda. Moslem population. Vital Statistics 00 The agenda impasse was reach amending the company articles 15; L.

Eastm Kod 801 ed at a six-hour session held yes 41 vi juiiuyiHaiiuu. El Auto Lite KONE 1450 kc. High-fidelity music from 6 a. m. until 12 midnight with news on the even hours.

DEATHS 30 The railroad to start Eiec Bond Shr 301,, terday in a tin shack on the de EELNAP In Reno. June 29, 1955. Dr. 42 marcation line. It was the sec H.

Earl Belnap of Sparks; husband Thursday Programs cond such meeting in as many the bay area and the northwest Gen Eiec 52V, of Mrs. Emma Lou Belnap of Sparks; 53V KNEV-FM 95-5 MCS THURSDAY, JUNE 30 4:00 Teen Time Tunes 6:00 Weather Report 6:01 Waltz Melodies; Johann and Josef Strauss Music. shout Spnt. 1. in rooneration with Gen Foods 82 days aimed at halting violence in father of Bruce Earl Belnap of Schenectady, N.

uncle of Doris Belike i 2 10:00 Sign Off ui i -nt 4.1 oea muis the Gaza area. KWRN ABC 1230 KATO MBS 1340 KOH NBC 630 KOLO CBS 920 uicviieuL iw uiein. Gen Motors 107 or Sparks; brother of Aries G. Bel nap, Volney B. Belnap, Byron K.

Bel- 108 Vi 68 61 j.ne annual meeting aiso re- Goodrich 687 napt and Delia Belnap, all of Ogden, APPROVE COALITION Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra elected all directors. Utah, Mrs. Emmett Carwln and Mrs 15 tt ureynouna ia-4 6:30 Twilight Time; David Rose Orch. JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector, 5:00 Cocktail Tlmel Music 5:15 Bill Stern Music 5:30 Wm. Winter Music 5:45 Bob Garred Sports I Dream Awhile Local; Weather Diamond Dust Dream AwhUe Conrad Jenson both of Ogden, Mrs, Ed.

R. Marrow I Music for You (Sports Final iGoss; Local 39 ficsiuem j. o. vvuiiiiiaii mm Homestake 39 7:00 Dinner Music; Music 01 Haroia Glen Furniss of Idaho Falls, Idaho, stackholders tnat earnines in the inti Biz Mach 418 June 30. UP) The Israeli parlia Arlen 418 38y, Miss Flora Belnap and Mrs.

Walter Vmlf iof v. Int Har 38T 7:30 Concert Cameo; Rossini Overtures ment early today approved Pre Kerr both of Salt Lake City, Utah. Auob item, ui jfaL niuiu Jq Nick 714 71 Vs 8:00 Musical Comedy: New Moon mier Moshe Sharett's new three- Funeral services will be held in the 6:09 Music Mast. Gabriel Heatter 6:15 Music Mast. Music 6:30 Dinner Waltz Pinkley; News I Shell News I Knox Manning I The Loser; Henry 10934 Clooney lLoweU Thomas I Amos 'n Andy 8:30 Concert Miniatures; Early Italian arpuna or q.a a snare, mt Paper 109V2 This would compare with mtTei Tel 27 27 FRIDAY, JULY 1 7:00 Rise and Shine 7:30 News 7:45 Sports Page 8:00 Rise and Shine 8:30 News 9:00 Dally Cheer 9:30 Newscast 9:35 Civic Calendar 9:40 According to Record 9:45 Woman's World 10:00 Song Shop 10:15 Featured Band 10:30 Newscast 10:35 Music 11:00 K-SUE Music Box 11:25 Your Birthday Music Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints In Sparks, Saturday afternoon party coalition cabinet.

It will serve until the general election 86 rxnn ot i 1. r- Johns Man. 85 mm in- .71 1 vw rp in rL at 2:00 o'clock. The body will be ac- .41 -rr juaes on ia 7:00 AFL News lOfficial Detect! ve 7:15 How to Fix It lOfficial Detective 7:30 Strange Saga Rod Gun Club Fibber McGee City Hospital (Heart of News I Hospital; News I News; Barrie Craig! Disc Derby 9:00 Music's Finest Hour, Tchaikovsky, None But the Lonely Heart and The FamUy All Together, Boston Pops Orchestra scheduled for July 26. 117 nail OI iyo4.

Kennecott 118 companled to Ogden, Utah, for bur-lal in the family plot In City ceme 53V2 Fnr tVi full vmt ho Mtimntivl Kern Co Land 53s, tery. Local arrangements by the 461 10:00 World of Music; Mozart. earnings at about $7.84 a share O'Brien-Rogers Co. 80 Vs 8:00 Fam. Music 8:15 Fam.

Music 8:30 Blue Grotto I Cry Danger I Cry Danger I True or False Glass 81 lib McN Si It 20 INews of World I One Man's Family I Roy Rogers INews; T. Ernie Tennessee Ernie T. Ernie; Crosby Symphony No. 35 "Haffner." Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra SMITH Friends are Invited to at 20i against the $7 a share of 1954. Lock Aire 45 tend funeral services for William Lou I 10:45 Voice of Bennett 46 22T I -J7 Loews 23 1 Smith, Friday afternoon at two 1 Tt 1 11:00 Sign Off 11:30 News 11:35 Music Box Toast o' the Tune Toast the Tone 9:00 Music Box 9:15 Music Box 9:30 Blue Grotto Lorlllard 213'4 21.

INews Dr. Six Gun IFulton Lewis Dr. Six Gun I Univ. Mnsicjjane Pickens San Francisco Mining 33 Nr 12:30 Newscast 12:45 Farm Front 28 Macy (R H) 32Ts Martin (G L) 28i Minn Mng Mfg llUi Mont Ward 8IV4 Asked 111 10:00 ABC Sports lCrowell Show 10:15 Sci. of Mind lCrowell Show 10:30 Romance Mu.

lCrowell Show 80i 413; Richfield Reporter Dance Dance Time Dance Time lio o'clock Wire Music for You IGunsmoke iGunsmoke KZTtn 10:45 Romance Mu. lCrowell Show o'clock at the home chapel of Ross-Burke with the Rev. Vernon Kot-ter, Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd as clergyman. Burial will be in Mountain View cemetery. Veteran of service in the U.

S. Navy. A member of the Naval Reserve. The family appreciates the beauty and sentiment of flowers, but requests that persons share thoughts of them by sending contributions to the American Heart Fund. (Boise, Idaho papers please copy).

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Prime minister Eden made the an HI 63 40 51 Vi IOOV4 .10 Ever add a dash of curry pow .15 Jl Manhattan Gold' .10 Pure Oil 41 Vs Radio Cp 508 Rayonier 97 Repub Stl 4558 nouncement today in the house of der to egg salad for sandwiches .11 .23 Good! commons. .06 .53 .06 .40 QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds Revere Copper 77 RexaU Drug 9'4 Rey Tob 433,, Rheem Mfg 38 'i Richfield 68' Safeway St 44'i Schenley Ind 23'8 '49 DODGE 2-Dr. $399 Rich glossy finish In dark green, original upholstery, radio heater, spotlite, sun visor, etc. Be sure to see this one before you buy. Stock No.

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CHEESE loaf 39-43. singles 36 4-39. Unit Air Lines 45 ova ARRESTED HERE Charges of violating parole from a bad checks sentence caused the arrest of Henry H. Nevers, 29, of Oroville, Calif. Nevers was arrested in Reno on request of Deputy Sheriff William Gabrielson of Oroville.

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