Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 7

RENO EVENING GAZETTE APRIL 3, 1965-7 Area Deaths Synanon Plans Denton Bank Robbery Plea: Guilty To Confinu 8 Edna M. Dutcher Funeral services for Edna M. Dutcher, 68, of 1227 Gordon Prison Project The head of Synanon in Ne will be held in the Home Chapel of Ross-Burke Company at 10 a.m. Monday. Rev.

Lewis D. Fowler will officiate. Burial will take place at the Mountain View Cemetery. James W. Denton, 53, was paroled last week after serving nearly four years on a charge of taking $2,150 from teller Alice Driscoll at a downtown branch of First National Bank of Nevada in 1961.

Friday, Denton pleaded guilty to a federal bank robbery charge. Specifically, he was accused of taking $2,110 from teller Alice Driscoll at the same Robert Ramsey A funeral service will be held today for Robert Dewey Ramsey, 66, of San Bernardino, in the O'Brien-Rogers Chapel rt 2 p.m. with Rev. Vernon Kotter of the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd officiating. Burial will be in the Golden Gate National Cemetery in San Bruno, Calif.

Mr. Ramsey died in a Reno hospital Wednesd. y. He was born Feb. 14, 1899, in Marshall, N.C., and was a veteran of World War I.

He had been employed as a maintenance of the local probation officer March 23 after his parole from Terminal Island federal prison. He got out nearly a year and a half early for good behavior. Denton will be sentenced in federal district court April 9. The maximum possible term is 20 years and $5,000 fine. Asst.

U.S. Atty. Merwyn Hoyt called the similar circumstances "fantastic." up to authorities in Las Vegas about one week after the robbery. He was convicted and sentenced to prison for five years. Tuesday, he was grabbed by a bank officer at a casino next door to the bank only minutes after the robbery occured.

All the money was recovered, the Federal Bureau of Investigaton said. Federal authorities said Denton was released to the custody branch of the First National Bank Tuesday noon. In each case, federal officers charged, Denton handed Mrs. Driscoll a note demanding her big bills. After giving the alarm Tuesday, Mrs.

Driscoll said she was almost certain the robber was the same one who held her up Aug. 3, 1961. In each case, the man was not armed. In 1961, Denton gave hmself Mrs. Dutcher was born in vada said today the organization's work at the Nevada State Prison would continue as usual until June 30 and "after that it will be up to the sponsors, the governor and the prison New Jersey on Aug.

3, 1896. She was a member of the Na tional Federation for the Blind, and had lived in Reno 12 years. Survivors include two daugh Richard Clapp, associate di ters, Mrs. Claire Hammill and rector of Synanon, said the Mrs. Dorothy Fricke, both of prison program "has continued Reno; three sons, Murray, to increase in size, and the mor VITAL STATISTICS ale of the members (at the pris Ridgewood, N.J., Harvey, Helena, and Gilmore, Reno; 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild.

WHAT WILL THIEF DO WITH 'HOT' REFRIGERATOR? on) is great." CONTRACT TO END WEATHER Electricians' Pickets Take Weekend Rest There were no electrical Farmers Win Support for Tax Break Thet wo year contract which BIRTHS DURAN In Reno, April 2, 1965, to Synanon has for rehabilitation Mr. and Mrs. Celestino fc. Duran jr. of Black Springs, a daughter.

work at the prison ends June FULLcR in Keno, prn i. i03. 30. On March 25 the joint fi to Mr. and Mrs.

Boert A. Fuller of Sparks, a son. nance committees of the Assem KLATT in Keno, April Mr. and Mrs. John F.

Klatt of Reno, a daughter. workers' picket lines on Northern Nevada construction proj bly and Senate decided to cut out of the 1965-67 budget the re Harold Friesen lost a refrigerator between Reno and Carson City Thursday. Friesen told Washoe County sheriff's deputies a gust of wind spilled the order he was delivering to a Carson City customer. He said he was unable to re-load the appliance, and drove on to Carson City to get help. When he returned IV2 hours later, the packing crate was still there, but the refrigerator wasn't.

ects today, but only because it Washoe County farmers won quest by Gov. Grant Sawyer MARRIAGE LICENSES Frank T. Nichols. 44, of Reno and was Saturday. (Information as furnished by th U.

S. woather Burtau at tlx Reno Municipal Airport. Temperatures high nd low for 24 hours ending at :00 A.M. April 5, 1965.) Nevada-California Statloas RENO 56 37 .04 Austin 44 27 .14 Battle Mountain 52 30 Carson 54 Elko 46 26 .02 Ely 44 23 .05 Fallon 53 33 Las Vegas 63 44 Lovelock 58 31 .01 Tonopah 45 32 .08 Winnemucca 57 34 Bishop 54 35 .02 Sacramento 56 46 .03 Susanville SI 28 FORECAST support for a tax break today Elma Nichols. 35.

of Reno; James W. Members of the International that $36,000 be allotted for a continuation of Synanon's work wxien the state Senate eave Mann, 23, of Reno and Gwendolyn Tay lor, 25, of Sparks; Martin R. Brezinski, nal approval to considering ac Renzo Mottino Graveside services were held for Renzo John Mottino, 62, of Oakland, on Tuesday in the Masonic section of Mountain View Cemetery. Ross-Burke Company was in charge of arrangements. Mr.

Mottino was born in Italy on June 29, 1902, and lived most of his life in Oakland, the place of his death. He was a frequent visitor at his brother Cam Mottino's home in Reno. He was a member of the Richmond, Elks Club, an Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 401 could give no indication that they would not re tual use as a factor in property at the prison. Clapp had said previously 36, of Carson City and Mary Ellen Zvokel, 25, of Carson City; Crawford R. Sanderson, 66, of Reno and Parmelia assessments.

M. Cordeau, 57, of Reno; Dennis H. Sen. Warren Monroe, D-Elko, Spencer, 26, of Stateline and Betty L. that the organization work there could not continue without prior, 23, of stateline.

tried to sidetrack the bill, say Eugene Janzer, 26, of Reno end Jeanne Humboldt Parents Plan Protest Against Demerits state aid. RENO AND VICINITY Variable ing, "You don't have any prob M. Housey, 24, of Reno; Thad Chestnut, 33, of Reno and Kathryn L. Har-rinaton. 20.

of Reno; Jimmie sume their protest picketing Monday. They have complained of poor representation by off-cials of the local. Members of other building trades have refused to cross the picket lines. Legislative observers indicate lem in assessments now which cloudiness today with a few showers this afternoon and evening. Clearing late tonight and Sunday.

A little cooler tonight, a little warmer Sunday afternoon. Easterly winds 10-20 miles per derson, 22, of Reno and Kathleen Ann couldn't be solved by judicious the only hope now for reinclu-sion of a Synanon appropriation WINNEMUCCA A new de system stem from the fact that appraisals." Felt, 17, of Reno; John E. Babbs 18, of Reno and Cheryl Eileen Ritchie, 18, of Reno. hour this afternoon. A high of 54 was there is no way for the stu in the budget would be as a re "The bill would permit Wash dents to work off the demerits expected today.

A low of 30 and a high of 62 is predicted for Sunday. WESTERN NEVADA Scattered show- Last week the electricians honorary member of the Ala sult of "a last minute plea" by oe County land sitting right in DEEDS RECORDED Ruth Marie Colley from Michael A. meted out by the teachers for the center of urban develop Sawyer to the legislators. rs of rain or snow today and tonight and in the southern portion Sunday. merit system at Humboldt County High School will be protested by parents of some of the pupils at the next school board meeting, they have indicated.

Most of the objections to the such infractions as not tucking ment to be valued as farm Colley, Guillermo R. Salvador from Maria Teresa Salvador, Jimmy Russell Jones from Jo Ann Jones, Linda C. Clapp declined to discuss to Partly cloudy in the north portion Sunday. Colder in the north portion Sunday. SIERRA NEVADA Variable cloudi meda County sheriff's office and the California State Highway Patrol.

He was a World War II veteran. Survivors include a son, The asked for support in solving the dispute from W. L. Vinson of San Francisco, regional vice president of the IBEW. Vinson indicated he would come to land," he said while claiming it day the possibility of what in shirttails, attending school without shaving, wearing sunglasses in school, improper Holt from Barry K.

Holt, Martin R. Brezinski from Lorraine Helen Brezin would "open a pandora's box" ness with a lew snow flurries mainly would happen July 1 under tne ski, Alan Jae McAfee from Ray George In the southern portion today through by allowing actual use to be present indications that the Sunday. Rising temperatures in tne norm Reno if the picket lines were state aid would ena at tnat odore, Pomona, his brother in Reno, and four McAfee Judy Clock Dubois from Maurice Dubois, Beatrice Mae Wise from Chester E. Wise, Henry D. Price from Billie M.

Price, Joseph S. Lucas from Grade A. Lucas, Kenneth N. haircuts, and the like. Robert Kerth, high school principal, has indicated school ern portion.

SOUTHERN NEVADA Considerable cloudiness today through tonight with showers and a few thunderstorms. Gusty winds at times. Continued cool. withdrawn. The strikers indicated they would stop their pro Dally from Patricia A.

Dally, Kathleen time. The "sponsors" to whom he referred are members of a cit officials will listen to sugges test action if Vinson would come from Mathew J. O'Connor, EASTERN NEVADA Considerable cloudiness today, tonight and Sunday. tions by pupils and their par-! Francis Ellen Hargis from Eldon Ed Man Convicted Of Lewd Act With a Child to Reno. ward Hargis, Loretta Scott from Perry ents.

izens group which supports Syn Occasional showers in the soutn witn snow in the mountains. A few showers ioii, Alison r. isnwaraas Tram aubnii But, there was no agreement come the sole critera for valuation. But Sens. B.

Mahlon Brown, D-Clark, and J. Roger Bissett, D-Washoe, won 14-3 approval in the upper house after mentioning that present state law doesn't allow use to be considered in property valuations. "Just because of growth and urbanization, are we going to punish these pioneers," Bissett "Any prposal, fair to all con anon. Ishwardas, David W. Whitlet from Sherri K.

Whitley, Vernon E. Moyle from reached on who would make the in the north in the afternoon and early evening. A little warmer in the north cerned, which allows students Jeannette Moyle, George Pommer from today. PRECIPITATION Barbara Pommer, Henry t. Lew from first move.

Neither side could be reached for comment today. Last 24 hours, .04 of an inch. Since July 1: 6.37 inches; last year same Anne F. Lew, Lew H. Coyle from Zola A.

Coyle, Mattie B. Chandler from Orville R. Chandler, Betty J. Reil from A R.cno casino employe has Kooen a. Ken, oeiva a.

i-iawmns trom been convicted on a charge of committing a lewd act with a James H. Hawkins, Ellen Eloise Kueny from Paul W. Kueny, W. H. McCulley from Goldie Opal McCulley, Eva Irene said of the rural settlers.

Pres child of 10 years of age. Ellen Primeaux Mrs. Ellen W. Primeaux, resident of Nevada most of her life, died Friday at her home, 314 State St. Mrs.

Primeaux was born in Bodie, Feb. 14, 1884, and moved to Nevada when she was a child of 6 years. She resided in Midas and later in Winnemucca before coming to Reno to make her home. Surviving are her husband, Arthur A. Primeaux of Reno, and a son, A.

Loring Primeaux of Las Vegas. A private graveside service Nevada Press Association Sets Meeting LAS VEGAS (AP) The 40th to work off demerits will be acceptable to me," Kerth said. He said he feels the majority of students generally favor the demerit system. Students early this week staged a protest sitdown in the main corridor of the school. They disbanded when Kerth told them to return to class within three minutes.

Frank Aurillo, 45, of 1255 Simon son from Deimer B. simonson, Henry D. Price from Billie M. Price, Hester Gay Small wood from Herbert Alfred Smallwaod, Shirley C. Lewis from Herbert C.

Lewis, Linda Lee Jones Street, was found guilty Daley from Richard William Daley, Martin V. Thomas from Carol J. Thom Friday in Judge John W. Barrett's District Court. Gene Bar-bagelata, deputy district attorney, was prosecutor.

Aurillo was charged with com Retired Vegas Contractor Dies in Utah ST. GEORGE, Utah (AP) Retired Las Vegas building contractor Benjamin Sparks died Thursday of asphyxiation in a house trailer while on a mountain lion hunting expedition. Ranch operator Bud Branham annual Nevada State Press Association meeting is set for April 10 in Las Vegas, president William Wright announced as, Donald R. Johnson from Ada R. Johnson, Erma L.

Awmany from Jeroni-mo Alemany, Cheryl E. Ritchie from James E. Ritchie, Diane Knudson Amundsen from Robert Ned Amundsen, Leila Louise Dawson from Kenneth Ralph Dawson, George Earl from Margaret Mary Earl, Jean E. Abeel from Alan C. Abeel.

ent law which requires property to be assessed on highest potential use constitutes "creek-ing confiscation" on farmers and ranchers, he said. The bill was originally drafted to relieve the tax burden on 2,000 unoccupied apartments in Las Vegas. The Assembly amended it to apply to farm and ranch land as well. The measure goes to Gov. Grant Sawyer for his signature.

Joining Monroe in "no" votes were Sens. Floyd Lamb, D- Gaming Worker Measure Passes Monday. will be held Monday at 11:30 a.m. in the Masonic section of Florence A. Hudomint from Richard mitting the lewd act Sept.

19, 1964. Three children and one mother testified. Aurillo will be sentenced Monday. Aurillo is free on $2,000 bail. Wright said the opening busi- Hudomint, Marianne Demydiw from Wolodymir Demydiw, Llovd W.

Brocks Mountain View Cemetery. Ross- ness session would be Saturday from Constance M. Brooks, Joann Jack Burke Co. is in charge of at the Dunes Hotel. Wright is advertising director of the Las son from Boyd Jackson III, Thomas A.

Telfer from Joyce E. Telfer, Barbara J. Martin from Owen S. Martin, Doug Gazette-Journal Legislative Bureau Vegas Review-Journal. date, 3.71 inches; normal, 5.78 inches.

SUNSET today 6:25 p.m. SUNRISE Sunday 5:41 a.m. The Weather Elsewhere This Morning's Low Yesterday's High 24-Hour Precipitation By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High Low Pr. Albany, clear 41 23 Albuquerque, cloudy 72 44 Atlanta, cloudy 73 48 Bismarck, rain 39 35 .01 Boise, clear 50 32 .01 Boston, clear 40 30 Buffalo, clear 37 42 Chicago, clear 40 29 Cincinnati, cloudy 42 27 Cleveland, clear 36 21 .01 Denver, clear 69 36 Des Moines, rain 38 34 .03 Detroit, clear 37 Fairbanks, cloudy 41 29 Fort Worth, cloudy 76 67 Helena, snow 42 30 .51 Honolulu, cloudy 78 69 Indianapolis, cloudy 44 29 Jacksonville, clear 80 58 Juneau, rain 38 34 .17 Kansas City, rain 54 42 .53 Los Angeles, rain 60 50 .41 Louisville, cloudy 46 31 Memphis, rain 74 52 .53 Miami, clear 79 64 Milwaukee, cloudy 36 29 las Payne Bailey from Gera dean Ba let. Persons wanting to work for Simone Blanche Wetle from Roger Neal Lincoln, and Rene Lemaire, R- The Review-Journal and the found Sparks and his wife, Dorothy, unconscious in a trailer nine miles north of Leeds in Nevada casinos would be re Wetle, Joseph Pinkston from Dorothy A.

Pinkston, Harold L. PhilllDs from Gilbert O. Fisher The funeral of Gilbert Oscar Lander. Las Veeas bun will host a quired to be cleared through the state Gaming Control Board cocktail party Friday evening. Linda Darlene Phillips, Anita W.

Jones from Kennetti G. Jones, Wilbur E. Bliss from Murl M. Bliss, Clara J. Anderson Retired Owner Of Cannery Dies Anthony C.

Morici, 56, father Fisher will be held Monday at 1:30 p.m. in the home chapel under a bill sent to Gov. Grant from Howard W. Anderson, Jacqueline A golf tournament is planned earlier in the day at the Para sue raiiaoino rrom josepn Palla dino, Stella Elliott Sweenev from Wil Sawyer Friday. dise Valley Country Club The Senate agreed to Assem of the Ross-Burke Co.

with Rev. Roy E. Wiegand of the Sparks Baptist Church clergyman. Bur bert Sweeney, Kabil Cosanay from Berta Flores Cosanay, William S. Noland from Lee Noland, Sandra Lee Fuller from Panel discussions include Washington County, Utah.

Mrs. Sparks was revived but had to go to a hospital because she was suffering from severe shock. Ages of the couple were unavilable. A faulty gas heater was believed to be the cause of death. The couple was waiting out a bly amendments to deny rejected employes an appeal in court.

Columnists backbone or bane of Mrs. Carol McNamee of Las Vegas, died Wednesday in San Jose, The Associated fcugene G. Fuller, Joanne Mary Rumsey from Kenneth Elmer Rumsey, Mario Fisichella from Rose Gianninl Fisi- ial will be in the Mountain View Cemetery. of newspapers," "Trial by Appeals would have to go be Gilbert, aged 7, met death be fore the board's parent, the Ne newspapers," and "The women," a discussion of the wom Press reported. Morici was the retired presi cneiia.

DECREES GRANTED Don and Carol westerman to F. Clin vada Gaming Commission. neath the wheels of a truck while he was en route to school Reno Pair Finds Stranger in Home; Police Summoned A Reno area couple captured a burglary suspect in their home Friday night and held him until police arrived, the Washoe County sheriff's office said today. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Nyswon-ger, 11575 Old Virginia Road, arrived home just before 9 p.m. en's role and interest in the snowstorm. Under the bill, cities and ton Howard and Beverly Howard, Lot dent of Contadina Foods, vast cannery company which Bik. Ampnitneatre Plat 5. press.

counties must notify the board Curtis and Fern Barber to Ellis. P. Friday. He was born in Arizona, March 26, 1958. Surviving are his parents.

and Fannie S. Sawyer, Lot 2, Blk. Reno Highlands Subdiv. of applicants for casino work. Change makers were eliminat Christopher Columbus reached Cadiz, Spain, in fetters on Nov.

5, 1500. David H. and Shirley Cannon to Wil liam and Maraaret M. Newman. Lot Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert Fisher, a ed from the list of persons who 8, Blk. Truckee Park Plat 2. must register. John and Pauline Boland to James D.

rain 35 31 .03 Gaming officials have said and Dicie Caldwell, Lot 1, Blk. Meadowvale Unit 1 Sparks. A STEAL! Southwest Gas Sues Counties In Nevada New Orleans, clear 79 60 sister, Brenda and a brother, Ronnie Fisher, all of Sparks, and his grandmother, Mrs. To-masita Orona of Mexico. Sparks police said today that Nick and Vaslie Pappas and Paul J.

they will need more control! over the industry if workers! spanned the world and had offices in almost every major city in America. Mrs. McNamee is the wife of Joseph W. McNamee, who represented Clark County in the Assembly during the 1963 session of the Nevada Legislature. Also surviving are his widow, Rosalie; a son, Anthony Santa Clara University student, and another daughter, Mrs.

Marianne Aiassa of San Jose. and Juna Pappas and Chris and Mary Canellos to Shell Oil Company, Lots 29, 30, 31 and 32, Blk. 5, Second Amended New York, clear 47 33 .04 Okla. City, cloudy 76 66 .04 and walked in the door to find a man standing in the kitchen. are to be protected by union security clauses.

The National; Map of Newton Tract Sprks. Omaha, cloudy 43 37 .01 Approx. 4 Acret Zoned A-l Between Old Geiger Grade Road (850 ft. front) and New Geiger Grade Road (50 ft. front) Priced $20,000 20 down terms bal.

Principals only. Field 329-0252 Reno They said the man ran into Labor Relations Board recent-; the living room with Nyswonger the accident in which the boy met death is still under investigation. They noted it was the first traffic fatality in Sparks in more than two years. tiayron and Myrtle P. Buntin to the Shell Oil Company, Lots 27 and 28, Blk.

5, Second Amended Map of Newton Tract, Sparks. William A. and Joyce Anderson and Chrisman and Doris Anderson to First National Development Company, a por Southwest Gas Corp. has filed suit in district court to recover ly ruled gaming employes have! a right to collective in pursuit and was captured and thrown to thet floor where he Philadelphia, clear 40 29 .03 Phoenix, cloudy 70 52 Pittsburgh, clear 44 21 Ptlnd, clear 45 29 Ptlnd, clear 55 33 Rapid City, cloudy 70 40 Richmond, clear 55 31 St. Louis, rain 48 40 .04 40 $41,600 in property taxes, and interest, from ten Nevada coun was held until sheriff's deputies tion of SE' of S.

10, T. 16 R. 18 M.D.B.8.M. were called and appeared on Neil C. Johnson and Alice Johnson to Whitman C.

and Evy Bowen, Lot 36, Macapagal Hillboro Subdiv. 3. the scene. Victor Hans Talbot, 40, of no fixed address, was charged with Fred M. and Alysmae Schultz to Ralph ABRAHAM CRONBACH CINCINNATI (AP) Dr.

Abraham Cronbach, 83, a leading reform Jewish writer and faculty member of the Hebrew If you don't own a and Wanda Lee Carmona, Lot 65, Edge- MANILA (AP) President Salt Lk. City, clear 56 wood Park Lake Tahoe, Washoe burglary. Bail was set at $2,500 County. .15 T. O.

Ward and June Nevada Holt to ties. The firm contends it was overcharged on its property taxes in Elko, Clark, Humboldt, Pershing, Washoe, Storey, Lyon, Ormsby, Douglas and Churchill counties. The firm said the Nevada Tax Commission erred in procedures used in assessing the firm's property value. Union College for nearly 30 Leo and DeLuccni con 34 52 49 37 64 31 33 struction, the area bounded generally by Justice of the Peace William Beemer. Deputies said Talbot had sev Diosdado Macapagal was quoted today as saying illegal entry of Indonesians into the Philippines constitutes a greater and more immediate threat to his country than the situation in by East Second Street, Rock Street, 63 55 49 79 46 39 the north bank of the Truckee River.

San Diego, rain San clear Seattle, clear Tampa, clear Washington, clear Winnipeg, rain (M Missing) Hilda Wurpel to Shirley Bradburn, SUMSHIME --jztftO OttfF' HOME youYe not living the easy way! years, died Friday. He came to the college in 1922 and taught until 1950 when he became professor emeritus. He was born in Indianapolis. Lots 3 and 4, Blk. 29, Town of Sparks, eral items in his possession which the Nyswongers identified .01 .01 Washoe Meadows Development Viet Nam.

to Paddock Construction Lot 2, Blk. Hidden Valley Subdiv. 3. as their property. Reno Bishop Addresses Jewish Congregation Jews in the hearts of May they never present the themselves, through a self-denial and inner cleansing, from the fleetingness of things, and to attain a state of lasting quietude.

MOSLEMS "The (Catholic) "Though Moslems do not acknowledge Jesus as God, they revere Him as a Prophet. They also honor Mary. His Virgin Mother; at times they call on her with devotion. "Again, they await the day of judgment when God will reward all men made to rise. patriarch's call, likewise that her salvation is foretold, as by a sign, through the exodus of the chosen people from the land of bondage.

"The Church, therefore, cannot forget that she received the revelation of the Old Testament from the people with whom God in His ineffable mercy designed to enter the Ancient Church also looks upon Mos Jewish people as one rejected, cursed or guilty of deicide. "All that happened to Christ in His passion can in no way be attributed to the whole people then alive, much less to the people of today. Besides, the Church has always held, and holds now, that Christ under lems with esteem: they adore the one God who lives, exists (Continued from Page 1) Order to preserve, indeed, advance those spiritual and morel goods as well as those socio-cultural values that have a home among men of other religious traditions," he said. Bishop Dwyer praised the late Pope John for "opening the windows" to allow a wider iewpoint, explaining: TO ACCEPT "Undoubtedly, It Is because of Pope John that I am speaking to you tonight. Otherise, it would hardly have occurred to you to invite me, or to me in Himself, and wields all pow Furthermore, as they worship er; they adore the Creator of God through prayer, almsgiv of the church's preaching to proclaim the Cross of Christ as the sign of God's all-embracing love and as the fountain from which every grace flows," the bishop said.

HINDUISM "Men try to fathom the divine mystery, expressing it through an inexhaustible abundance of myths and through keen efforts of a philosophical kind; they seek freedom from the anguish of our human condition through ascetic practices, profound meditation, indeed a flight to God, full of love and trust." BUDDHISM "Realizing the basic inadequacy of this changeable world, teaches a way by which men, with minds devout and confident, seek to liberate Covenant Indeed, the went His passion and death free heaven and earth who has spoken to men; they strive to obey, wholeheartedly, even His incom ing, and fasting, so they endeavor to lead the moral life be it that of the individual or that of the family and so ly out of infinite love because of the sins of all men. "It is therefore, the burden Church believes that by His Cross, Christ our Peace reconciled Jews and gentiles, making the two one." The bishop called upon all to prehensible decrees, just as Abraham did, to whose faith The moment you step through the door you can tell a Sunshine Home was created to combine beauty with the utmost efficiency. Plenty of with everything in the right makes housework a ho-ho! YOU'LL THINK YOU'VE STRUCK GOLD when you see Sunshine's famous free features: Wall-to-wall carpeting in choice of colors. Custom-cut draperies for the living room. Glamour kitchens with complete built-ins.

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Cunningham forfeited Communism and Nazism once remarked, spiritually we are $200 bail in Reno Municipal all Semites." Fleet in the Western Pacific. The ship is expected to be gone at least six months. It will be the seventh Western Pacific cruise for the Oriskany. SUNSHINEHOMES The bishop referred to Pope Court Thursday night. He was charged with driving under the influence of intoxi John inspiring the Ecumenical SPARKS RANCH hood, saying: "If we refuse to treat in a brotherly way some men or others created as they are in God's image, we cannot truly call upon him, the Father of all All men, therefore, especially Christians, must refrain from discrimination against, or har-rassment of, others because of their race, color, class and creed." Council, which has been instru cating liquor and with reckless Charges of driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor and reckless driving have been filed by Reno police against a 52-year-old man as mental in bringing forth new FIRE CALLS ideas to the Catholic Church.

driving following a traffic accident in which he was critically injured several weeks ago. In reference to non-Christian religions, the bishop said: the result of a two-car collision Friday night at Wyoming Ave nia's 10 million motorists began paying an extra penny a gallon gasoline tax Thursday to finance repairs of flood damage to Northern California roads. Gov. Brown signed a bill into law WTednesday raising the tax from seven to eight cents a gallon for the nine months ending Dec. 31.

The estimated $58 million to Cunningham, 60, was released JEWS "With a grateful heart indeed, the Church of from Washoe Medical Cener re nue and Elmcrest Drive. cently. He spent three weeks Phone 358-9131 Christ acknowledges that, according to God's saving design in the hospital receiving DRIVING DIRECTIONS: From Reno go east on U.S. 40; continue FIRE CALLS Firemen answered these calls between 11 a.m. Friday and 11 a.m.

today: RENO 12:06 p.m., end of Hog Road; dump on fire, Nevada Division of Forestry responded, no damage. 7:48 p.m., 1900 idlewild Drive; plastic bowl left on burner ignited, scorched wall, out on arrival. SPARKS 10:14 a.m., 519 Shriver Boulevard; motor bike fire, carburetor backfired, damage $3S to paint and wiring. CARSON CITY 10:10 p.m., Highway 50 and 395; car fire, minor damage. A charge of reckless driving east until Hwy.

40 becomes Street in Sparks. I urn nonn on DON'T SHUDDER AT THE SHATTER, CALL US. DESERT GLASS the beginnings of her faith and her election were already with the patriarchs, Moses and the prophets. She professes that all was dismissed by the court. Jay Sisco, 1465 Bridgewood Lane, was arrested.

Reno police identified the driver of the second car as Donald Dennis, 36, of 1440 Marne Drive. Officers said Sisco described the accident as "just one of those things." No one was injured. Stanford Way and continue to iunsnine Homes sparns nancn be raised by the special levy will be used to rebuild and re J- Police said Cunningham's car at Prater Way. pair highways, roads and struck a pole at Weils Avenue 310 N. PARK ST.

FA 2-0695 who believe in Christ Abraham's sons according to faith were included in the same bridges destroyed by tne uinsi-mas week floods. and Virginia Street early on the morning of Feb. 26..