Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 2

NEVADA STATED JOURNAL RENO NEVADA ZAGE TWO 'st ''Zv SOCIETY GIRL ASKS $250000 A syraME6smaE mui mrs ft WISfflM VariieyLmes Will thuills mi action Set PHIL HARRIS in THIS IS WiMBB HAkW bl DOUBLE HARNESS The Japanese language has no word for EW TAXPAYERS PROTEST The county commissioners held their first session yesterday as a board of equalization but few tax payers appeared to protest valua tions placed on their proerty by the assessor the story of a temporary marriage IT 's toz the is re? LEWIS ROGERS ATTORNEY AT LAW Phone 4622 17 East Second Street Reno Nevada Jt Ari RKO withL Lillian Bond and Henry Stephenson RETURN ROM LAKE Dr and Mrs IL Marven Mis Charles Cambell and Miss Jean Campbell have' been spending their vacation at Elks Point Lake Tahoe have returned to Reno Barber Shop 5 CHARLIE CHASE in his newest comedy scream Divorce is Awarded To Kathryn Carver LOS ANGELES Aug (UPI The short lived romance of Adolphe Menjou and his third wife Kathryn Carver ended in divorce court to day when the actress was awarded a decree on her charges of cruelty Wari froip a severe illness which twice had prevented her apT pearance in court Miss Carver testified briefly to the debonair film alleged use of profanity in her presence LOS ANGELES'' Aug" Varney Speed Lines operator of an airline between Los Angeles and San rancisco for the last two will disband with the last runtomorrow night president ranklin Rose announced today Shortened schedules by competing lines and the inability to replace its present equipment were given by Rose as the reasons for closing down I RESS MAKING renjpdcling specialty Mwi Jeisen 526 Sierra si5(9) in sa picture of romance and rebel lion that will thrill you with' its raina as it makes you gasp at its 1 IQ ith LUIS TRENKER VILMA banky IRST RENO SHOWING! WM McKNTGHTATTORNEY AT LAW United Nevada Bank Bldg Phone 6642 CLASSIIED ADS See Classified Page for ether listlhM Dial 4121 for your ad PARIS Aug 14 (UP)' Soviet authorities have intimated to the United States their willingness to permit America to establish an air base on Soviet territory inthe ar East' the United Press learned qnreliable authority today 1 The air base offer was understood to be part of willingnessto co operate with Washington if the United: States recognizes the Soviet regime' "'The United Press learned the sug gestion putt forward through such devious channels that its de nial 'would be a simple matter dif ficult to disprove The offer how ever i was stated reliably to have included possible locations for the air base either on the 'Siberian mainland on one of the Soviet islands' off their maritime province in the Pacific north of 7 So far as could be learned here' neither the department of state nor any other branch of the government at Washington has responded to this Moscow jal though experts here seemedcon vinced 'that' United'' States lival authorities would be interested in proposal' Naval men pointed out that an aerial base in Siberia sub stantially the' power of the United States on that side of the Pacific and reinforce the United States fleet in ar Eastern water OR RENT Large house partlv fur nished two baths furnace Phone 7607 Experienced second maid Phone 3231 niter a 'm al5tf(3) Pine Slab: Wood winter supply of slabs Now is the time to 'put In your HOME LUMBER COAL CO 275 RALSTON ST DIAL 6144 ItCKLANl Jitatc a 1 5 14 6) High Duty on Wine Of rance Sought Aug 14 (UP) Jou'etC Shouse American anti prohibition leader vacationing here today said that feeling in the United States that rance should pay its war debts might result in the adoption of high tariffs against rench wjien is repealed Shouse said he had already been requested by congressmen to reduce such tariffs soon as the 36th state votes in favor of repeal of the 18th appears certain by ISSUE OVERSUBSCRIBED WASHINGTON Aug (UP) The treasury offer of $75000000 in 91 day treasury bills dated August 16 has been over subscribed nearly four times and accepted bids are at an average price of 99' 933 making an average rate 26 per cent per annum on bank 'discount basis Acting Secre tary of Treasury Acheson an nounced' tonight joined in singing many of the good old songs and blllads of past yeais which made a most happy ending to an enjoyable day The first prize was awarded to Mrs Moseley the second to Mrs 'Allen and the consolation prize was carried away by Mrs Lashley A beautiful Douglas painting of Cac tus Peak was presented to the guest of honor The following ladies were pres ent: Mesdames Elma Allen Lor etta Brown Nellie Cornell Lee Crumley Winifred Eason Elsie Em ily 'Kathleen ancher Lola ox and daughter Helen Elizabeth Gold bach Hazel Goldbach and EUa Humphrey and daugh ter Mildred Lucille Lashley Meryle Larson Ada Moseley Ida North Hilda Trudgeon Meta Turner Rose Walters and children Lillie West Lee Henderson Lois rakes Will Kennett NEWS CARE CHILD room for parent: near school 870 orest alrtf9) 'MICHIGAN CROPS ARE POOR' LANSING Mich GJR Michigan farmers will harvest tty 'poorest crops in eight years this fall state department of report' predicts Excess! ve heat and lack of sufficient rain qxe blamed MURRAY EXPERT PIANIST sMILWAUKEE (UP) rank Murray Marquette university foot ball coach who never played a game of football in Is life is an expert pianist Murray also is professor of constitutional government and economics at Marquette Prof 'essipnaLCar'ds Last Times Tonight BIG UN SHOW! Triiobe Goofy Love Birds all at sea In a dizzy new 1 love affair! BELMONT: Nev Aug An elaborate luncheon and bridge party was given at Belmont by Mrs Jack Cornell and Mrs jack Wal ters of Manhattan in honor of Mrs Newton Crumley of Elko last Thursday Cars from Round Moun tain Tonopah and Manhattan car ried' many old time as well as new friends of the guest of honor to the home of Mrs Goldbach in Bel mont 7 A four course' luncheon was served out under 'the trees after which the party progressed to the Hunt home where Mrs Crumley spent her childhood and bridge was played for the remainder of tle afternoon Lorraine Walters and Mrs Meta West entertained with number of solos' The party still seemed loath to disperse so Mrs Ida North of Sacramento a former teacheiin Belmont ahd Manhattan played the organ while the ladies BE SAE! Use Clean Pure Milk Your Health Demands It I HIGHLAND DAIRY PHONE 7743 6 PARKS AGENT of The Nevada STATE JOURNAL for CLASSIIEDS ADS' SUBSCRIPTIONS Bernard Mergen Jr 937 Strast Phone Sparks 735 A SALT LAKE CITY Utah Aug 14 (UK) The colorful career of Thomas Lawrence Walden 68 mining expert ended hero Sunday when he died from pneumonia after a brief ill ness Identified with the development of western mining properties for 55 years Walden was manager of the New Park Mining company proper ties at Park City" Utah at the timeof his death After studying metallurgy at Troy Walden worked as an expert for numerous mining companies or six years he was manager of the Wheeler gold mine at Yerington Nev and while there in 1917 mar ried Miss May Baillie of Reno Shortly after the marriage he re turned to Utah His widow and a sister Miss Eliz abeth Walden of Reno were at his bedside whert he died WANTED LargOf ize Coop 'bed and play pen? Boi 5742 15s Qointj (Naled" lumaff TH REE APAIITVENT fur nished: two blocks dejot: for lease or rent Reno 511? Protest Drafted Washoe Board Is Praised for Stand sgrT i Unanimously opposed to the 5 cent a meal schedule prepared for those on the public' relief lists by Mary Stillwell Buol employe of the Nevada extension service a joint committee from the Nevada State Democratic Labor and the Roosevelt Democratic Labor Club last night prepared a protest and planned an appeal to President Roosevelt and others i i The committee was composed of Mrs Agnes 'Johnson and Emma A I McCarty of the club and) WJ'Candon and' ASCavaney of the state Their statement" follows 7 Nevada Labor and' the Roosevelt Democrat Labor? Club7 go "on record 1 as being "opposed to the reeommendationrof Mary Still well Buol in the employ of the Ne vada Extension Service to the state welfare board as stating that five! ccntsa meal per person is suf fi new deal 'proposed by the national calls for sufficient substantial food to main tain a healthy and normal mind and body Nevada 'Included The national administration has established re forestation camps for the purpose of 'citizeD ha ve existed a teimiliardietirecom mehded by 'Mrs foy thfe past several years: The 40 odd millions of people who haVe been 'dependent upon charity for the past' two years at Ado not needthe rec'om mendation of Mrs Buol an' expert dietitian''' ifr' a i sfi'We' commend the county2 com not acting uponher Letters of protest will to Governor Balzar' Senators Pit tmanand Congress 'man TScrughain a President 1 Roosevelt 3' 3 1 Xr: for Riverside United Nevada i Bank of Sparks Bank Deposits Or Will Loan an Same I BROWN INANCE CO1 21 PLAZA PHONE 3103 Mrs Newton Crumley Is Honored At Social at Old Home in Belmont 25 riends Enjoy Luncheon Bridge 7 Tuesday August lil 1932 to TOMORROW Two Days Only! OLD RING DUG UP 'SHINER Tex (UR) ifteen'yeafs ago Nirs Jj Migel now of SeguinTex lost her' gold' wedding ring Recently a relative Lillie Migel found the ring as she dug sin her garden WINS AWARD SECOND TIME COLUMBIA Mo (UPJ Dr Wal ter Williams president of the 'Uni versity of 'Missouri has been award ed' the Ober lander grant for for eign travel and study for sec ond time Cattle and Sheep Men Seek Way to increase Prices 75 II I 1 man neifl victim Of Torch Murder ROCKORD Ill Aug (UP) Attorney Robert Nash to night said he? was investigating the possibility of a torch slaying in the mysteribus death" of Hanson 42executive in the Ingersoll Mi IL ing Machine company body was discovered last night beside his automobile by his daughter June 12 The automobile ahd the body were burning in a gasoline fed The two during the day: had vis ited the mother who divorced Hanson some months ago are indications that the fife xwas the attorney said car looks as if it had been drenched with gasoline and then set afire A porcelain con tainer was found nearthe car Thegasoline might been thrown from it box of matches were found in' the shrubbery near the 5 Cent Meal Schedule tor Needy lYes LaboY Clubs Announcing CUT RATES at Lorraine Clairs Permanents on 1 Shampooed Hair JL faiv All Other Work 25c Expert Licensed Operators i Standard Solutions Guaranteed Work OVER SEARS ROEBUCK PHONE $271 mccampbell ATTORNEY AT LAW 217 Byington nes: office 7262 Residence 2MtT By REDERICK A STORM (United Press' Staff Correspondent) WASHINGTON Aug Administration pleaders pass ed in review before President Roosevelt today to report in the national economic? recovery drive Back at his House desk for the first full business day in more than two weeks the president was cheered by the optimistic ac counts of his subordinates News from Cuba indicating early settle ment of the political crisis there led to belief that Mr Roosevelt would be able to devote the entire week to domestic policies General Hugh Johnson na tional' recovery was one of the first callers discussing with the chief 'executive the various basic codes and plan's for a speeding up of the program Senator Key Pittman and Repre sentative McReynolds of Tennes see members the American delegation to the London economic conference also were visitors The former was "congratulated by 'the president for 'putting through a sil ver remonetization policy Pittman said the nations went on record as opposed tg further legis lative acts to debase the exchange value of silver adding that as fast as budgets would permit they would retire paper currency in' favor of silver' They have placed silver on a money he explained ROSS BURKE CO UNERAL DIRECTORS Comer Sierra and ourth Streets Reno Nevada Phone 4154 Silas RO6S Burke MORTUARY UNERAL DIRECTORS Sendee of Lady Assistant 220 West Second Street Phone 5481 DR WONG CHINESE TneRRR 'Specialist for Chronic and All Kinds of Diseases West BL Phone 4543 Reno Ne WHICH SCHOOL OR VOUR I OSA t' Let San Rafael Military Acaidemy of inest Private help you answer that question Why not visit the attrac tive JV acre campus at aan Kataei now: talk with A STEWART Superintendent See the modem buildings and equipment' the turt playfields ith primary tirades grainmat'' grades high school and junior college' San Kataei Military Academy maintains high schol astic standards and is fully accredited to uni versities (Non sectarian) Be sure to hear SCO1TY MORTLAND tell 4 you more about it and about on Sunday Wednesday and riday nights from 7:30 to 7 1 45 on Radio Station KPO Sf ALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 10 i a 7 Send for catalog SAN RAAEL 1 MILITARY ACADEMY Box 8NV San Rafael CjUif Thomas Walden Mine Expert And Ex Nevadan Dies its DENVER Colo Aug 14 With a growing feeling they were left our in the cold by terms of the agricultural adjustment act cattle men and sheepmen from several states sought to evolve some mar keting agreement to raise stock prices at the opening session of the All Western Livestock congress here today 1 The congress was' called the request of Secretary of Agriculture Wallace who has asked the meat producers to take what advantage they can of the agricultural act Wallace was represented at1 the congress by Victor Christgau for mer congressman from Minnesota' Christgau urged the stockmen to work out a marketing plan ing a minimum price for growers and a maximum price for consum ers pointing out that it would 4 be impossible for the secretary of ag riculture to levy a processing tax on cattle and sheep to aid the pro ducers i Cattle and sheep were omitted from the list of enumerated in the law Similar advice was given' by Ho mer R' Davidson vice president of the Institute of American Meat Packers He said the packers are anxious to' cooperate with produ cers toward raising prices Marshall Salt Lake City Utah secretary "of the National Wool association said it was doubtful whether his organ ization would want to sponsor such a marketing plan? Dolph Briscoe of Uvalde Tex' was appointed head of a committee which will work out the details of the marketing agreement When the agreement is formulated it will need the cooperation of the meat packers and Secretary of Agricul ture Wallace to become effective r' fir Council Adjourns And Crane ails In License Plea i Again the name of Crane flared before the Reno city council The action came at the close of the regular semi monthly meeting of the city council last night when Crane submitted a new request for a gambling license to operate a club at 223 Lake street' Mayoi Roberts believed the request was for reconsideration of the license He recessed the Meet ing before the matter could come to a vote Prior to dismissing the meeting last night Crane made his request to the council claiming that the pe tition was new and therefore notup: for reconsideration City Attor ney LeRoy Pike deemed the patition was for reconsideration and Mayor Roberts called for a vote to recess the meeting until today Two coun cilmen answered the call and 'none objected so believing that the meet ing had recessed Roberts left the chair A verbal war ensued Crane shouting above the plead ings of his attorney James TBoyd demanded that he be heard Boyd too busy with his client did not ap peal Threq councilmen questioned the right to recess the meeting Donning his hat and coat the mayor answered: rules of order the meeting The mayor went home hotu thous' arids of wen and women live without clothes See what goes on in the Roosevelt Praises Pittman lor Work InBeBofSiker Air Stewardess Lands Passenger "a' KIRKSVILLE Mo Aug (UP) A stewardess aboard a Kan sas City Chicago ajr liner asked a passenger to puUhis light out arid go to "sleep He The stewardess asked him to take another seat to let other people sleep He have to stop the said the stewardess have you put The passenger laughed at the idea plane' indeed what Later he told authorities who rushed to! the emergency landing field here that the stewarde'ss acted like boss of the plane he said as he took his brief case and rodback to town Scientists Go To Lake Genoa Loce Led by Lindgren professox' at the Massachusetts Institute of Tech nology Oambride Mass and Becker of John Hopkins University Baltimore Mr 64 participants in the National Geological Congress excursion arrived in Reno yesterday morning The group divided yesterday aft ernoon and half led by Professor Vincent Gianella of the Mackay School of Mines went to the Corn stock and Genoa to study the Basin range faulting The second headed by Professor Elliot Blackweldex cf Stanford University visited Pyra mid Lake where the shore lines pf the ahciefif Lake Lahontari observed at MW Aria 40 Hour Week Is Cinch for WiV Meeting Is Told 77 CHICAGO Aug14 The 40 hour work week is a cinch for the average housewife if she just knows how to cook declared Jessie AliceCline of the University ofMis rouri at opening' session of the National Meat investigations Conference' I ideas are going in card and with them kitchen drudg ery is being said Miss Cline in contending that any house wife with an average sized' family and an average sized home" can' do all her work in 40 hoiirs each week secret said'7 Cline is in having modern cooking equipment and iri knowing how to use it Thisapplies particularly said to the cooking of meats and because of the nature of audience she confined her remarks for1 the mos tpart to that branch of the art of cooking: the ligTit of facts as re gards the oldest of our household arts meat dishes may now be pre pared with a minimum'of time and she said necessity for sentinel" duty oyer a hot stove is The modern' use of controls on ovens provides housewives one means of reducing their weekly work houx said Miss who is' pro fessor of tebme economics "at7 the University of Missouri' and is na tionally recognized as an outstand ing' worker in' the field of mental meat cookery CHICKEN HAS OWN MINT CLAY CENTER Kan The goose that laid the golden egg had nothing ton Mrs henwhich had a'mipiature mint WJule dressing the chicken she found two dimes and 'some' shiny trinkets in the craw 4 Against 1 OlLXJl' ROSE ARMS rooms and the beat food in town Rates reasonable 429 University ter ractx Thoue SSS7 al5 st5(6) OR RENT or unfur nished bouse1 401 Virginia In quire next door aJ 17(6) A Co ni pe 1 secret a noprapher in exchamrc for leixal s6r vices 313 Lyon Bldpial4 sl43 LOVELY COOL roomi bath adjoin ing veek closo in 216 East Liberty 22(6) MKi To i a Corliss Palmer Wins Egg Beater Irii 6 HOLLYAVOOD Aug" J4: (UP)4 Corliss Palmer erstwhile 'of the screen tonight had returned to hen the omeletpah egg beater large foath dowel and other household "articles for which she re cently sued her driend Alfred Cohens film writer The suit was only a few days old when Cohen sent back the $2500 worth1 (Miss valuation) of articles she claimed were? being withheld from her The actress still married to Eugene Brewster for mer multimillionaire fan magazine publisher said she i would 4rop hey SUit''" Miss Palmer sued by wife several months ago for $100000 alienation of affections The suit was ended when Mrs Cohen won an uncontested divorce 7 2 Big lagpole Was Stolen 'QUINCY Mass (UP) Somebody stole a' foot flagpole from the front yard of Everett Burbanki in Wollaston' 3 1 ts Valerie Elizabeth Huff daughter of Captain Charles Peabody Huff re fifed nd socially prominent in San rancisco and Penin sula circles withiit which circle she acquired distinction as a danseuse has brought suit for $250000 in New York againstCharles Redfield Vose millionaire insurance man whom she charges tricked her into ni I win CJlnn 4 cull 4 Vi 4 nw rt Jiduuuiiiiu inaixxa5t uiiv am quh laiao nvx nuo UdllU first marriage was still binding although he' had told 'hex he had' obtained a divorce Vose countered by asking the court to dismiss the suit and claiming that he had "been legally divorced in Mexico in'4' 1929 and that his society wife deserted him this year' Russians Wihmg Base Privileges JOHN BERNARD4 OY ATTORNEY AT LAW 15 West Second Street Reno Nqvaxia Also Member qf the New 'York Bar MARTIN SCANLAN ATTORNEY AT LAW 307 309 Lyon Bldg Reno Nevada AURICE SULLIVAN i i ATTORNEY AT LAW 17 East Second St Reno Nevada Office Phone 4662 Res Phone 8360 RENOS GREATEST ENTERTAINMENT VALUE STARTS TODAY a I U' 'Mr' rL ''JA fcA A I 'dEcS £'' WSlX 7 wk 'J MT 1W HZWW EXTRA' EXTRA! 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