Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 6

SATURDAY JUNE 3 194' NEVADA STATE JOURNAL RENO NEVADA PAGE SIX Vital Statistics Navy Ace af Rally the PRINTING Typewriter Ribbon Services Held "pass there are NOW NEVADA SUPPLY CO DISTRIBUTORS THIS SIGN DAILY Rich in Vitamin ATTENDANCE Bowl" 'Em Over With OVER TEQUILA SWARIflAM BacUMMrotf BUY MORE THAN BEORE treeswU! Your Electrical Dealer W8B88? COT Koolfiid THE RIERDLY CLUB 5000 HEAR THE ARCH TAHOE CITY Calif June A Tollefson pro prietor of the English Villa at Homewood and former owner of the Big Chief camp on the Truc kee river announced the purchase of a 5000 acre ranch on the Yuhr valley road about a mile from Truckee and will be known as the Jay Tee dude ranch When ready for occupation the ranch accommodations will include horses and cattle for wrangling purposes as well as for the fresh dairy products to be used by the guests About two hundred head of cattle and from 25 to 50 horses are now on the ranch Living quarters for the guests will be fur nished in large rambling buildings of log construction A five mile section of the old Emigrant Trail runs through the center of the land and Tollefson says he will make every effort to perpetuate its historical interest and to keep the trail in its original condition den Marvin from Harold Mar vin John Emil Jacobson from Martha Hutwohl Jacobson Vivian James from Vincent James LOOD CONTROL BILL ENDORSEE ASTUELSTIteSOJHEjJr' Buy double the Bonds you bought last time Each of us mutt if the most vitally important financial effort of this entire War is to succeed! EXTRA ARMY CAMPS SLATED OR REUGEES ERICJOHNSTON ORSEES BIG PROSPERITYERA WELLS June (Special) District Deputy President Alta Hansen held a school of instruc tion for Beehive Rebekah lodge No 30 Wednesday night at ra ternal hall Mrs Hansen was pre sented with a gift on behalf of the lodge by Mrs Mabell Mc Elrath "In a simple serv ice in recognition of Memorial Day TRY ALL 1 LAVORS ace in Kepford ARM WAGE RULE CHANGE Crew of the Coast Guard cutter Spencer shaved off months old beards when they received offi cial confirmation of their victory over a German sub They had sworn qpt to shave until such a victory was achieved Marriage Licenses Lewis Preston 23 and Donna Wolfe 19 both Reno Peder Christian Nielsen 41 and Mar garet Lucille Brinkhaus over 21 both Carson City Robert James McMohan 28 Sacramento and Marie Virginia Whillock 27 Reno Decrees Granted Alice Hager from Thrumond Hager Mary Power from Earl Power Mary Eileen Chesnut from loyd Curtis Chesnut Wil bur Moore from Lydia Moore Marjorie Norman from War ren Norman Valentine Aumil ler from Helen Aumiller Esther North from Carroll North June Walker Reader from ran cis Reader Hugh Russell from Ann Russell Pcder Nielsen from Mildred Nielsen Grace Nagel Solar from William Solar Murry McClellan Young from Vera Young Mary Maxwell Ligon from Thomas Allen Ligon Myrtle Elizabeth Luick from Carl William Luick George A Clark from Genevieve Wheeling Clark Juli ette Olds from Benno Olds Ar is youx dealers way of telling you he carries the best! Train Kiddies as uture uehrers Syrup or hotcakes and waffles word" to added taste delight is 0 Qi was held in the lodge rooms which were decorated with lilacs apple blossoms and tulips It was voted to purchase a $100 war bond the third bought by the Rebekahs Refreshments were served by Miss lo Read and Kirs Rebecca Petersen social commit tee JOAN SEEKS TRIAL AGAIN IT WAS A LITTLE too watermelons so when this small Negro youngster was left to amuse himself in a Duplin county North Carolina field he found a basket of fresh strawberries his mother had just helped a tasty substitute (International) CARSON CITY June (Spe cial) In the patriotic essay con test sponsored by the national Society of Colonial Daughters of Washingtan the essay of rank Cliff has been awarded first place The local school is one of 100 high and preparatory schools of the country in which the contest is held He will be awarded a gold bronze medal suitably en graved at the high school gradua tion His essay has been sent by Supt Priest to the head quarters to be placed in their archives The essays of Moss Helen Little and Margaret Ann McCracken re ceived honorable mention and cer tificates will be awarded to them Judges were Miss Grace Borde vich high school teacher Miss Clara Crisler and Mrs Kay Pozzi Includes Table ifLt Dam Measure SACRAMENTO June 2 The flood control and central ley committees of the State Chamber of Commerce have en dorsed a flood control bill penf ing in Congress which includes a con troversial proposal to build a dam across the Sacramento river at Table Mountain the chamber an nounced today Construction of the dam isop posed by Shasta county groups In a letter to Glenn Newton pres ident of the Redding Chambe of Commerce James Mussatti gener al manager of the state chamber said: view of the fact that the omnibus flood control bill provides only for the authorization of pro jects for postwar construction and does not make appropriations the committees fell that there is sjill opportunity for those who oppose the Table Mountain proposal to have their facts and views pre sented to the army engineers aYid to Congress before any appropri ation is made for the construction of the dam committees feel that since the present bill contains so many items of unquestioned benefit many sections of California we would be remiss in our duties as a statewide organization if we failed at this time to support this bill' Local Board Given New Authority WASHINGTON June 2 President Roosevelt today said the government is considering the pos sibility of using unnecded army camps to house foreign refugees in this country for the duration of the war When he said earlier this week that he favored the idea of 'as temporary havens for refugees the president explained to his news conference today he did not mean all of the refugees should come to this country or all go to other countries that the rule of common sense would apply He said for example that he thought it would not be common sense to bring refugees over a long ocean haul to this country when they could be placed in other countries more conveniently and with less transportation involved The president said he discussed the matter yesterday with Secre tary of Treasury Henry Morgen thau jr and John Pehle di rector of the war refugee board Pehle he said is studying the pos sibility of taking over one un needed army camp in this country where refugees might be housed He indicated that if this scheme were adopted it might be extended to other camps The president made clear that his idea was for the refugees to return to their own countries aft er the war although they would be admitted to this country during the war regardless of quotas or vias SUSANVILLE Calif June 2 (Special) Seventy five Lassen young men and women received di plomas as graduating exercises at Memorial hall today June 2nd The 68 high school and seven Junior College graduates participated in the program which featured ad dresses by graduates class officers and faculty members The exercises included a proces sional played by the high school band when the 75 gowned gradu ates entered the hall and the pro gram there was Look Ahead to the Postwar The invo cation was by i Wayne Grover of the Church of Latter Day Saints Presentation of awards was featured by the American Legion The diplomas were presented by McQueen president of the Lassen Union High School board of trustees A party sponsored by the high school Parent Teachers Association the exercises which in cluded dancing and refreshments SUSANVILLE Calif June (Special) Pvt Narciso Brussatci 23 in the engineering corps of the army was killed in the Anzio beachhead action in Italy on April 28 according to official word re ceived by his wife Gloria Cannon Brussatci Young Brussatci met death the soil of his homeland which he left only four years previously to live in the United States His mother in Italy is not aware of the death of her son Upon his arrivel in this country Brussatci went directly to Susan ville where he was employed by the Swiss dairy or a year prior to Induction in September 1942 he was employed in the box fac tory at Greenville According to his wife the for mer Gloria Cannon Pvt Brussatci learned to write English while on Italian soil with the United States invading forces He was sent over seas on ebruary 1 1943 Most of rubber is ac tually stored in the gar ages over a million tons of it Unneeded Sites Could Be Havens for Unfortunate Wants Superior Court To Hear Case and Carbon Duplicating Supplies MOSCOW June 2 A post war period of expanding produc tion and prosperity in all countries including Russia was predicted by Eric Johnston president of the United States Chamber of Com merce at a press conference last night Johnston arrived yesterday by plane with Ambassador Averell Harriman to spend a month in Russia visiting produc tion centers and discussing post war trade relations with Soviet leaders am here as a production man and I am not going to discuss Johnston said am in terested in economic expansion after the war and a greater ex change of goods and services be tween the Johnston emphasized he was here on an exploratory mission and not negotiate any Long term credits to Russia should be considered favorably Johnston said believe the Russians are great realists and would not want to buy anything they could not pay for in a reasonable length of he added Deaths NELSON uneral services for Andrew Nelson will be held at 2 pm Saturday at the Ross Burke chapel Interment Ma sonic cemetery In Reno June 2 1914 George Harrison husband of Mrs Esther Harrison of Su sanville Calif father of Rich ard Harrison of the armed forces John Edward Harrison of Oakland Calif Mrs Michael Losi and Esther May Harrison of Susanville brother of Mrs Jesse eeney of San rancisco a member of Susanville lodge No 142 A a native of Susanville aged 66 years The body will be accompanied to Susanville for funeral services and interment Rogers company in charge of arrange ments RENO PRINTING COMPANY 124 North Center Si Phone 22133 HARRY ROST Manager Deeds iled Herbert Byington Dorothy Upson and A Upson to Sweatt lot 15 in block of Uni versity Heights addition to the city of Reno Cora McCoy and Al McCoy to Louis Stephens and Mabel Stephens lot 12 in block of the tract of the city of Sparks Cleo Lilly to Morsberger LEADING NAVY Aying Pacific Lieut Ira (Ike former Northwestern football star is shown attending a rally at Aurora Ill Kepford has 16 Jap planes jff (International) USIXIBIUKMWAIWhisIMN THE SISTERS BUDWEISER COORS AND WIELAND'S BEER Births In Reno June 2 1944 to Mr and Mrs Robert KI Erickson of Reno a son Mrs Erickson is the former Miss Wil ma Jones niece of Mr and Kirs Hugh Herd of Reno and Mr Erickson is the son of Kir and Excels in Natural Sweetness Made Only from the inest Desert Valley Treeawect encd Grapefruit A early lor Mrs Erickson of Reno I lots 2 and 3 in block 28 of Burke's addition to the city of Reno Actions iled Alice Hager Thrumond Hager Grace Nagel Solar vs Wil liam Solar Isabelle Shimik vs Jack Shimik Juliette Olds vs Benno Olds Wilbur Moore vs Lydia Moore Murry McClel lan Young vs Vera Young Mar jorie KI Norman vs Warren Norman John Emil Jacobsen vs Martha II Jacobsen Mary Power vs Earl Power Vivian Jones vs Vincent Jones Valentine Aumiller vs Helen Aumiller Mary Maxwell Ligon vs Thomas Allen Ligon Mary Eileen Chesnut vs loyd Curtis Chesnut Myrtle Elizabeth Luick vs Carl William Luick Esther North vs Car roll A North Ruth Solomen vs Maurice Solomen Adrian Jagt vs Evelyn Jagt Abraham Jacobsen vs Rose Jacobsen Eliza beth Corsi vs Arganli Corsi une Walker Reader vs rancis Reader Edwin James Mellen vs Katherine Hall Ball Mellen Juli us Bechtold vs Rose A Bech told Jewell Kuykendall vs Ray Kuykendall WASHINGTON June Peter Gissibl one time Chicago fuhrer of the German American bund told the seditial trial jury today that children of bund mem bers were groomed as future for the the philo sophy of national socialism in the United The youth group Gissibl testified in his sixth day on the stand as a prosecution witness was children of the members and friends of the Wearing uniforms as the Hitler youth in they attended regular bung camp meetings he asserted Judge Edward Eicher open ed session by denying At torney James motion requesting depositions from Maj Gen Walter Short and Rear Admiral Husband Kimmel navy and army commanders at Pearl Harbor at the time of the Japanese sneak attack because their testimony would not be vant to any under the in dictment Lauaghlin filed the motion in behalf of defendants Robert Noble and Edward James Smythe Some of the young bundists went to Germany on a trip in the spring of 1938 Gissibl said 40000 EMPLOYES SERVING PITTSBURGH More than 40000 employes of Carnegie Illi nois Steel Corp the largest steel producer are now in military service Every 24 hours since Pearl Harbor 38 employes from Carnegie Illinois have enter ed the armed forces tweuropeamtinvasionIstwWf UriniDfunc wuklvo rvor icnmdlc WHOLE WA hangsiinjhemance 75 Graduates Complete School Boosts Long Term Credit to Russ After War BERKELEY Cal June 2 The California state wage board of the War ood Administration today announced cancellation of an exemption from wage stabiliza tion regulations which formerly permitted employers of seasonal farm workers to increase wages for a maximum of 60 days a year Marvin Jones War ood Ad ministrator told the local board they had been delegated authority to grant or deny approval of in creases or decreases in pay on spe cific applications during critical harvest periods Roland Ballou executive of ficer of the board said employers who have increased farm workers wages to above $2400 a year must submit applications for the indi vidual affected to the board ail ure to file such applications will be punishable as violations of the national wage stabilization act he said No increases above $200 a month can be made hereafter without specific approval of the wage board Ballou said Elimina tion of 1he 60 day clause was na tional in effect but authority of a local wage board to approve wage changes was granted only to Cali fornia WELLS June 2 if teen eighth grade graduates re ceived diplomas at commencement exercises Wednesday May 31 Holbrook Hawes principal spoke briefly thanking the school board and parents for their cooperation and announcing for the first time that he will not return for the fall term Hawes chairman of the local sal vage board gave an itemized report of the activities of the Grammar School Scrap Army the past year General Patty Lou Brown gradu ate and first in command of the scrap arfny presented to the school on behalf of the group a set of World Encyclopedias purchased with funds obtained through sale of salvage material collected The commencement program in cluded: Processional and Marian Jelinek in vocation Lyon Span gled derry school orchestra pres entation of class Holbrook Hawes Love vocal colo Dorothy Stoker trumpet trio Charles Black Lyle Hardy Milton Sharp presentation of diplomas A Hansen Am An school glee club benediction Lyon recessional' Marian Jelinek Graduates are Charles Black Patty Lou Brown Mabel Ellen Bu chanon Aberdeen Bullcreek Her bert Lloyd Butler Valentino Co rone Samuel Roa Gutierrez Harold Lyle Hardy Richard Cleon Higley Myrle Hyde Thomas William Mc Elrath Lola Pyper Patricia Lou Rogness Dorothy Lee Stoker Ger ald Robert Wilson Ranch Property Sale Announced Eighth Graders Are Graduated Essay Contest Winner Selected Baccalaureate WELLS June 2 The Rt Rev William isher Lewis of Reno delivering a baccalaureate sermon Sunday night at the high school gymnasium discussed hu man relationships and the vast changes being wrought by improved and speedier methods of transpor tation He compared the area of Nevada with the two square miles in Chicago which are populated by the same number of people and pointed out that such conditions as well as those accruing from the war will provide this gradu ates with some mighty problems in human relationships The program included: Proces sional Klarian Jelinek hymn With congregation invocation Rev Sidney Harris scripture reading Mrs William Pyper Bach's Ave cornet solo John DiGrazia Jr hymn the congrega tion benediction the Rev Sidney Harris recessional Marian Jelinek Pvt Eyer Boies of the ma rines and Seaman 2c Kenneth Jewkes of the navy completed the work necessary to receive their diplomas but are in training and unable to attend commencement activities with their classmates who include: James Brooks Carol Bunnell Keith Brown Ruthe Char lie Georgina Chicca Ruth Hulery Bette Holmes Audrey Hussey Louise Larson Klarjorie Mc Neilly Duffy Morrow Matie Mur phy William Smiley Marilyn Thurston rancis Triplett June Wilson and Walter Svedin Pvt Brussatoi Killed in Italy Leader Visits Rebekah Lodge HOLLYWOOD June 2 Red haired Joan silver topped attorney today asked su perior court to try her paternity suit against Charlie Chaplin at the earliest possible date Attorney Joe Scott uho tooK her suit after her first attorney dropped it filed an affidavit that Miss Barry has no funds to sup port the child she says is the ac Spencer Chaplin is a multi millionaire and is well able to support the who is now destitute and in urgent need of the necessaries of the affi davit said Unless 'the action is brought to trial immediately limited finan cial resources of the for mer protege will prevent her from continuing to care for the child Scott demanded that Chaplin and give little Car ol Ann her day in court BUND CHILDREN WERE GROOMED SHAPERUrr JVKE Itgl I Juicy Paradise s' 'c 'f M2 'ra 0 Speaking of kZ iii i ft i a i Ijjiliiiililljniji "wo wA xkJjz X' XfMsr nr miicd i Ik ff ff I I Woi 11 K7L a yr 7 LAVORS 1.