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a I I of of McCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS SERVICE THE BEE'S SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA NEWS FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1955 Page 23 Sacramento, California Favor Gaming Cleanup By Revising Law By Len Lefkow CARSON CITY, Nev. APA concerned Nevada Tax Commission voted unanimous approval for a revision of the state's gambling control laws aimed at "the bums out of the business." Commission Counsel E. Frandsen Loomis, who described Nevada's gambling laws as "a hodgepodge," went into session with legislative bill drafters immediately after the seven member commission okayed the move yesterday. Will Urge Speed The commission indicated it will ask the state legislature for sneedv: approval. The lawmak ers will convene Monday.

Loomis, talking in biting phrases to the gambling control agency members, lashed out at what he called some unscrupulous attorneys who have come before the commission. "These men," Loomis said, "are more interested in earning a $20,000 fee than in seeing that the right men get a gambling license. Under present conditions, we have too many wise guys who tell clients 'I can do it for you I have a friend'." Abuse Is Cited Loomis named no names but commented he felt the lawyers figured in the celebrated investigation into alleged secret interests in the lavish Thunderbird Hotel abused the attorney-client relationship. Former Democratic Lieutenant Governor Clifford Jones, a partned in the Las Vegas Strip hotel, refused to answer tions of the commission last Oc. tober, maintaining it would violate privilege between himself and a client of his partner, Louis Weiner.

Nevada City OES Will Fete 58 Year Members NEVADA CITY, Nev. Mrs. Annie Sherman and Mrs. Kate Stenger, both 58 year members of the Evangeline Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will be honored at a birthday tea in Trinity Episcopal Church Guild Hall from 3 to 5 PM Sunday. Mrs.

Sherman observed her 90th birthday yesterday and Mrs. Stenger's anniversary was today. Ph. HI 7-0578 5KYVIEW DRIVE IN Franklin Blvd. 47th Ave.

300 IN CAR HEATERS Jack Carson--Judy Holliday "PHFFT" CANYON" Phil Carey Groups Approve WOODLAND, Yolo -The TV Band formation of a non profit corporation to hold in trust the reservation of channel 6 as a regional station for educational television was authorized last night at a joint meeting of the North-Central California elation, for and the Educational Delta-Sierra TeleviEducational Television Corporation. eight member board of governors will include the president of each group and six others to be appointed by the presidents. Merger Study In authorizing the formation of the corporation, the groups accepted the recommendations of John E. Malone, Sacramento attorney, who is chairman of a subcommittee which has studied a proposal to merge the two organizations. The meeting held in the city Of Unit To hall was perEducation sons.

Malone set out a timetable which calls for the formation of 1st the hiring personnel the corporation by, February to conduct a fund drive by April 1 1st. Support Increases Robert Mullen, executive director of the National Citizens Television, Committee for Educational told the the pattern emerging over the nation after two years is one which shows broader community support of educational television facilities. Sacramento Postmaster Kenthe north-central neth Hammaker, presidents of ed. Nolan D. Pulliam, superintendent of city schools in Stockton, San Joaquin County, president of the group, attended also.

at The next meeting will be held January 26th in Lodi, San Joaquin County. Transformer Blast Retired Amador Assessor Dies Cuts Shasta Power Attack Of Heart REDDING, Shasta Co. A transformer explosion at the Pacific and Gas and Electric Company substation in Cottonwood, Shasta County, severed power connections from Cottonwood north to Delta, Shasta County, plunged Trinity County into darkness a caused damage to electrical equipment in the substation. B. A.

Mason, Redding manager, reported the extent power blackout and the amount of damage have not been completely checked. Radio stations went off the air in Shasta County during the approximately 18 minute break in service and telephone facilities operating on emergency power were swamped with calls. Technical men from the Redding office are checking the substation damage. Mason said that should the transformer be a complete loss damage could run as high as $100,000 on that item alone. PHONE GI.

2-1871 Cont. from 1 PM A Safari of Love Deep in an African Empire! Untamed I Mistress EASTMAN COLOR) 1 2nd Hit" Robert Mitchum "NEVADA" IONE. Amador A. Meiss, 78, who retired January 1st as Aruador County assessor, died of a heart attack in his home here. He had served 20 years as assessor and was a deputy in the office 10 years before he was elected in 1934.

Meiss was born on a farm Sacramento County near the Amador line and attended school in Carbondale, Amador County. He drove a horse drawn stagecoach for 12 years and operated an automobile coach for another eight years. He transported much gold bullion from the Amador mines and it was boast delivered every shipment safely." Meiss died yesterday. Funeral services will be held in the Ione Methodist Church at 2 PM tomorrow. Burial will be in the Ione Cemetery.

STATE THEATRE G1.3-2585 ON OUR WIDE-VISION SCREEN! A Great Cast--In Today's Greatest Love Story! M-G-M's 'THE LAST TIME I SAW Technicolor starring Elizabeth TAYLOR Walter PIDGEON Van JOHNSON Donna REED ALSO RUTH ROMAN EDMUND "The Shanghai Story" ESQUIRE TOWER DEL PASO TODAY! SACRAMENTO'S TOP VALUE ALL THE ROARING, RAUCOUS, ROWDY EXCITEMENT OF THE CLASSIC DESTRY LEGEND OF THE WEST! RIDES AGAIN BRAND The saga of the immortal lawman Destry who had a name to live up reputation to fight the town they said couldn't be tamed! DESTRY PRINT Technicolor starring MURPHY MARI BLANCHARD LYLE BETTGER LORI NELSON THOMAS MITCHELL with Edgar Buchanan Wallace Ford Mary Wickes Alan Hale, Jr. Hear: 3 NEW SONGS! RIOTOUS COMEDY CO-HIT "IF YOU CAN CAN-CAN" "EMPTY ARMS" BUD LOU "BANGI BANGI" KEYSTONE KOPS -ADDEDSelected Short Subjects FRED CLARK LYNN MAXIE ROSENBLOOM A UNIVERSAL, INTERNATIONAL PICTURE Fairfield Is To Employ Director Of Public Works FAIRFIELD, Solano Co.Fairfield will have a new employe- a director of public works. City Administrator Martin Dreyfuss was instructed by the city council this week to prepare a list of job qualifications and begin accepting bids for the new director, plus one or more assistants of whom one will be the building inspector. The director will act as head of maintenance of the city's water treatment plant, sewer and water system, streets and drainage. Although he will be required to, have, engineering experience, he not act as city engineer.

Present city engineers, Solano Engineers, will continue to act in the same capacity. being done by parttime Building Inspector Kenneth B. Grimm will become the duty of the assistant who is designated. School Official Wants Pay Raise Because Some Aides Earn More PETALUMA, Sonoma Co.DeForest Hamilton, Sonoma County superintendent of schools, wants an increase in his salary because some of his assistants are earning more than he is. Hamilton, who before being elected last year was sistant in the schools department, took a cut in salary to $6,900 when he became the superintendent.

He was earning $8,500. He asked the board of supervisors to recommend to the state legislature that he get an increase. The legislature controls his rate because a portion pay comes salary, from the state. FOX REST PHONE GI. 3-9013 Continuous from 12:30 P.M.

3rd Big Week 55 of the pages of the most amazing story ever written comes the MIGHTIEST MOTION PICARE of them all! DISNEY 20,000 Leagues UNDER THE Sea CINEMAS COPE KIRK DOUGLAS JAMES MASON PAUL LUNAS PETER LORRE The NEST DONALD DUCK la Welt Disney's GRAND TECHNICOLOR CANYONSCOPE DEATHS GUILAR Auburn. Placer County, January 12. 1955. Frank M. Aguilar of Penryn, Placer County, husband of Anna, father of Josephine Corrall.

Mary Munoz. Isabel Paratore, Frank and Tony Aguilar. all of Penryn. Frances Segna of Loomis, Placer County. Ann Santucci Sacramento and Dolores Coberly of Roseville.

Placer County, -grandfather of 17 and great grandfather of three: a native of Spain, aged 82 years. A mass was celebrated today in Roseville and burial the Rocklin. Placer County, Cemetery, BOKMANN-In San Francisco, January 11. 1955. B.

F. Bokmann of Oakland. formerly of Oroville, Butte County, and Thermalito, Butte County, father of Harry Bokmann of Oroville. Richard Bokmann of Riverside, Mrs. Frances Smith and Mrs.

Shirley Stapp, both of Oakland, stepson Mrs. Sarah E. Bokmann of Oroville, brother of Charles Bokmann and Mrs. Mary Sparks, both of Oakland, and grandfather of four; 8 native of Sutter County, aged years. The funeral services were held in Orville today with burial in the Oroville Cemetery, BRUHIN- Willows.

Glenn County, January 13, 1955. Engelbrt Bruhin, husband of Engeline Bruhin and father of Albert Bruhin, both of Willows: a native of Switzerland, aged years. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 9 AM in St. Monica's Catholic Church in Willows. Interment will be in the Willows Catholic Cemetery.

BURROUGHS In San Francisco, January 13, 1955, Rebecca Frances Burroughs, wife of William E. of Marysville, mother of Linda. Mary Ann. and Michael, all of Marysville, daughter of and Mrs. Harry Bazzell of Rolling Prairie, niece of Leon Bazzell cf Yuba City, Sutter County.

and Mrs. Myrtle Morris of Butte City, Glenn County: A native of Kentucky, aged 32 years. Funeral services are pending at the Lipp Sullivan Chapel in Marysville. Oroville, Butte County, January 12, 1955. Nellie Banning Coleman, wife of Charles Coleman of Paradise.

Butte County, mother of Robert of Alaska and William of Oregon, Neva Smith of Meridian, Sutter County, and John Coleman of Williams, Colusa County: a native of Colusa, Colusa County, aged 72 years. Interment was today in the Paradise Cemetery, CONLON-In San Francisco, January 10, 1955. Anna Conion; a native of Jackson. Amador County, aged 56 vears. Interment in the Jackson Catholic Cemetery.

ANERI In Jackson, Amador County, January 10. 1955. Tilo Daneri, husband of Sadie, father of Mrs. Gertrude Gribbie and Mrs. Eleanor Ghiglieri all of Jackson.

brother of Mrs. Edith Steel and John Daneri both of Sutter Creek, Amador County, Frank Lagomarsino of Jackson, Mrs. Mary Coon of St. Louis. and the late Henry Daneri, Joseph and Louis Lagomarsino, five grandchildren and one great grandchild; aged 67 years, A native of Sutter Creek.

GRAND A 1917. DEL PASO BAVD. WA 5-38111 -FIRST SHOW JOHN WAYNE REAP SUSAN HAYWARD. THE RAY MILLAND WILDI WIND TECHNICOIDE "CHALLENGE OF THE WILD" Superior California Vital Statistics Interment in the Sutter Creek ENGLEHORN-In 13, Red Bluff. Tehama County, January 1955.

Frank Tehama J. Englehorn of Los Molinos, County, husband of Mabel, father of Mrs. Edith Schrempp of Placer County, Mrs. Marie Obermiller of Chico, Butte County, Forrest cf Los Molinos, and Orville of Klamath. Del Norte County, brother of Mrs.

Gussie Lewis Crow of Lastine, and Englehorn of Fruitland, Idaho: a native of Towa, aged 63 years. EUSEBIO -In Chico, Butte County, Janu. 1955. Angelo Eusebio, uncle of John and William and Mrs. Mary Nelson of Chico: a native of Italy, aged 70 years.

The rosary will be recited at o'clock tonight in the Brusie Funeral Home. A requiem mass will be offered at 10 AM tomorrow in the St. John the Baptist Catholic Church and burial will be in Chico Cemetery. FIDLER In Napa, Napa County, January 13, 1955. Diane Marie Fidler of Napa, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Rents of Salem. Ore, and Mr.

and Mrs. Orville Fidler of Modesto: native of Napa, aged months. Funeral services will be held at 9 AM tomorrow in the Treadway Wigger Garden Chapel, Interment will be in the Tulocay Cemetery, KNUTHSON-In Yreka, Siskiyou County. January 11, 1955, Ethel Jane Knuthson of Yreka, mother of Roger Kitto of Yreka. sister of Mrs.

Thomas C. Shurtleff of Napa, Napa County, Mrs. L. B. LaGrone of Vallejo, Solano County, Mrs.

Russell Abbott of Oakland, Roy Davis of Napa, D. C. San Francisco and Harry Davis of Walnut Creek: a native of smartsville, Yuba County, aged 65 years. Funeral services were held today in Napa. Interment was in the Tuloeay Cemetery, Gary MeCLUNG-In Oakland, January 1955, Eugene McClung, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene McClung of Gridley, Butte County; a native of Inglewood, aged 3 months. Burial was in the GridleyBiggs Cemetery. MEISS--In lone, Amador County. January 14.

1955. Chris A. Meiss, husband LIBERTY 617 STREET A PHONE GI 3-3529 OPEN ALL NIGHT LAST "MASTER OF PLUS "THE BLACK STARTS SATURDAY "ISLAND IN THE SKY" CO-HIT "THREE HOURS TO KILL" ANY TIME 504 ANY TIMER STUDIO Today and Saturday -Both TechnicolorJEFF CHANDLER Anthony Quinn- Marilyn Maxwell "EAST OF SUMATRA" -AND- Unforgettable Suspense! H. G. WELLS' "WAR OF THE WORLDS" KIDDIES 201 IMES 3rd TRIUMPHANT WEEK! OPEN ALL NITE.

The giants clash in the biggest spectacle of them all! GARY BURT LANCASTER "VERA CRUZ" SUPERSCOPE PLUS HAROLD HECHT presentation co starring SELECTED DENISE CESAR ROMERO. SHORT SUBJECTS IGLET-In Auburn, Placer County, January 12, 1955. Thomas Quigley, of Gridley, Butte County, brother of Harriet Knudson of Springfield. and Molly Stine of Los Angeles; a native of Montana, aged 76 years. Burial will be in Montana.

WALTERS- -In Auburn, Placer County. January 11. 1955, George J. Walters Wheatland. Yuba County.

husband of Allie, father of Orville, brother Mrs. Dora Biatz of St. Louts and Mrs. Anna Ernst of Seattle: a native of St. Louis, aged 77 years.

Burial was in the Wheatland Cemetery. WARE--In Orville. Butte County, Janaary 12. 1955. Olive Laura Ware, mother of Mrs.

Lizzie Beiden of dise, Butte County. Mrs. Nellie Shores Paradise, Mrs. Zora Dodge of Auburn, Placer County, Mrs. Mary Opperman of Long Beach, Mrs.

Mabel Duncan of Chico, Butte County. and Samuel Riddle of Orthing. Wash. native of Iowa, aged 98 years. Funeral services will be held at 2 PM Monday in the Rose Chapel in Paradise.

Burial Village NOW THRU SATURDAY IN MAGNASCOPE Elizabeth Taylor Van Johnson LOVE IN PARIS! 2 "THE LAST TIME I SAW TECHNICOLOR! Feature times for Friday, Jan, 14: "Last Time I Saw Paris" 1:04 10:04 SPECIAL KIDDIE MATINEE SATURDAY 1:15 P. M. "CALLING WILD BILL" Plus 6-Cartoons-6 of Alice of Ione, father of Mra. Gerna Bodyfelt of Stockton. San Joaquin County and Howard Meiss of Jackson.

Amador County, grandfather of Linda Kay Bodyfelt of Stockton: a native of Sacramento County, aged years. Funeral services will be held the lone Methodist Church tomorrow at 2 PM with burial in the lone Cemetery. will be in the Paradise Cemetery. YOUNG 1955. In Napa.

William Napa A. County, January 12, Young of Napa, of the late Emma Granet and father Elaine Berglund of Napa: a native of Los Angeles, aged 95 years. Masonic funeral services will be held at 11 AM tomorrow in the Treadway Wigger Garden Chapel. Interment will be in the Tulocay Cemetery. WORLD NINTH I AND MATINEE DAILY 50 TILL 5 P.M.

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