Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 7

PAGE SEVEN NEVADA STATE JOURNAL RENO NEVADA Ranch Purchases What's In Suit Hearing the Cost uf a yet Wenden I Cross 5W WAR LOAN Hotel Rooms from $300 Your Electrical Dealer Operaledby Sagebrushes 'KoobAid wall of the it was an two Ameri 11 English And Hare Are 5 MORE Reasons forlBuyingjEXTRA Bonds inthe 5th! home caught fire from defective wiring The blaze was extinguished with little loss At two of Lake lookout stations this summer the former rangers will be replaced by women They are the Angora lookout and Point Miss Harriet Huer of Piacerville will be in charge at Angora Everett Petersen a former resi dent of Tahoe Vista has taken the lookout post on Martis Peak west of Brockway for the summer T'' TUESDAY JUNE 20 1944 BUY MORE THAN BEORE! ERNEST PETERSON JOE SNELSON District Ranger Takes Over Post Marijuana Ring Is Rounded Up Given Sentence Inductee Group Leaves June 27 CITY June 19 (Spe cial) At the Meyers rangerhead quarters in Iake Valley the past week the former district ranger was replaced by Ranger Harry Grace of Santa Barbara Mr and Mrs Grace and family are occupy ing the ranger cottage The only fire reported this sea son at the Myers station occurred last week when the Stanley Pomin Ensign Doane Wins Promotion CARSON VALLEY June (Special) Ensign John Doane left this week for Virginia where he will receive further training He recently returned from the South Pacific and has spent a fur lough with his parents Mr and Mrs Stanley Bray in Gardner ville and visiting friends in Stock ton Ensign Doane who was a gun ner's mate 1c a member of the crew on a TP boat has been ad vanced to the rank of a commis sioned officer as a reward for out standing work and on recommen dation of his captain Buy an Bond California has 20013 oil wells 1 War Bonds are theybestthe' safest' in vestment in the world I 2 War Bonds return you $4 for every $3 in 10 years 3 War Bonds help keep prices down 4 War Bonds will help win the Peace by increasing purchasing power after the War 5 War Bonds mean education for your children security for you funds for retirement VATICAN CITY June 19 (UM Papal authorities gave asylum to 19 Allied prisoners of war prior to the capture of Rome including two American sergeants who climbed the 20 foot Holy City at night nounced today In addition to the cans two Canadians men one New Zealander one Aus tralian and two Poles found sanc tuary in the Vatican precincts The usual entrances to Vatican City were guarded day and night by Germans on one side of the gates and by Swiss guards on the other to prevent unauthorized ELY June 19 (Special) Thomas Collis has been granted an commission in the navy He is the son of Mrs Nick Collis and prior to entering the service was a student at the University of Southern California and at Purdue University Ensign Collis has been in the service for the past 20 months and as his commission was granted while he was at sea lie will return to the states for his indoctrination course INVEST IN RENO! 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CARSON VALLEY Juno At a meeting of the Democratic county central com mittee at the courthouse in Min den Tuesday evening delegates were named for the state meeting to be held in Reno They are Lynn Blondin and Peter Krummes and Mrs John Brown and George Henningsen alternates Members of the county commit tee present were Lynn Blondin who was named chairman Mrs Ethel Cordes secretary Alfred Lundergreen George Henningson John Brown Mrs Doris Taber Royal Crowell Thomas Summers Heise Buy an Bond ROME June 19 Isa Mir anda well known Italian actress who played in a number of Holly wood productions said today that most of 20000 motion pic ture workers were anti Nazi and anti ascist and had not cooper ated in making German films in Italy Miss Miranda said that Primo Camera former world heavy weight boxing champion who played a minor role with her in an Italian film now is living in north ern Italy last I heard of she said was having a hard time to get enough to eat because of ra and because he requires so much to eat" She said she understood that Ez ra Pound American with ascist sympathies was still living at Rap pallo in northern Italy Papal Authorities Sheltered Allied Prisoners Who led Before Rome ell WE REPAIR All makes' of Electrical Appli ances All work guaranteed MOLTZEN ITCH ELECTRIC COMPANY 275 So Virginia Phone 2 4034 WELLS June Ira Pearce of Elko chairman of the Elko county war finance com mittee named nine local citizens on the committee to begin work on the fifth war loan drive Monday They include George Ralph Cazier Mrs White John Di Grazia A Supp Richard 4 Couturier Triplett Smit hand Hawes Buy an Bond Army Pictures Shown to Club LOVELOCK June 19 (Special) The Ladies Auxiliary to the Eagles and Lovelock Aerie met Wednesday evening for joint instal lation A dinner given at the Per shing cafe preceded the ceremon ies Mrs Sanford Bunce was in stalled as president of the auxil iary Mrs Annie Marie Smith jun ior past president Miss Mary enton vice president Mrs Ches ter Hanson secretary Mrs Charles Moore treasurer Mrs Manuel Moura trustee Mrs Mel von Preston pianist Mrs Charles Baker I Mrs John Ccrini The lodge presented' Mrs Moura with a past pin and Mrs Aufdermaur as captain of the drill team was presented a gift The outgoing president Mrs Smith was presented with a gift in recognition of her service the past year Milton Crew was installed as president of Lovelock Aerie Joe Mateas vice president Art Seb vas chaplain Chester Hanson secretary Elmer Marucci treas urer Charles Moore conductor Sanford Bunce and George Lang trustees Art Ingle inside guard Buy an Bond i Nine Appointed To Assist Drive EXPERT AUTO INISH GLAZING Restore and protect the original Color Give your car new beauty CATON All Work Guaranteed Phone 3600 236 West Street Landlady Loses 3 Court Cases In Recent Weeks xlag Dedication Ceremonies Held VERDI June 19 (Special) Crystal Rebekah lodge No 32 met Monday evening 'at Odd ellows hall with the noble grand Edell Holstrom presiding At the close refreshments were served by Edell Holstrom to Mesdames Mabel Ad ams Lepore Dixon Anna Hols trom Adel Johnson Avella Jack man Eva Ubbins Lulu Yates and Mr John Matson Miss Marion Bettencourt is vis iting in Truckee at the home of Mr and Mrs Nat Quilici Jeanette and Wayne Hoover have returned to Reno after visit ing their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Lester Nicholas Mrs Jackman left Wed nesday for Sacramento to visit her niece Mrs Vida Orell before continuing to her home in Vallejo Mrs Jackman has been the guest of Mrs Avella Jackman Mrs Lulu Yates Mr and Mrs Pown ing and other relatives here Special services were held at the Verdi Community church on the evening of Day and also on the evening of lag day Jess Shel ton conducted the services which were well attended Second Lt Herman Ubbins USMC has returned to his base somewhere in the South Pacific after a short leave in Australia where he visited Sydney and Bris bane David Miller of Reno and Wil liam Roden of Oroville Calif visited in Verdi this week Mr and Mrs James Dolan Jr and Mr and Mrs James Dolan Sr left Wednesday for Oakland to visit Mr and Mrs Henry Ub bins Mr and Mrs James Napier and Mrs lorence Miller Buy an Bond Pastor Returns To Winnemucca June 19 Rev and Mrs George orman will return to Winne mucca for another year according to word received from Sacramento where the annual Methodist church conference is being held Mr orman has been pastor of the local Methodist church since July 1 1940 coming here from Modesto Calif to release Rev Charles Huddleston Other pas torates had been in California Arizona and Oregon Buy an Bond Italian ilm Star Defends Co Workers WINNEMUCCA June 19 (Special) large American flag and a 45 foot flagpole represent ing patriotic pledges of 64 West ern Pacific railroad roundhouse and car department workmen were dedicated at noon Wednes day at the roundhouse atcere monies featured by an address by District Judge Thomas Salter He likened 1he American flag to way of life past present and and Salter outlined the various representations of the Mlag from realistic and historical viewpoints The 45 foot flagpole is painted and at its base is a white unpainted brick superimposed on a black background Attend 1 ing the ceremonies were repre sentatives of Winnemucca civic service and veteran organizations ir Buy an Bond YOU BUY ASPIRIN can do more for you than genuine pure St Joseph Aspirin irst choice of millions for simple headache World's largest seller at 10! 36 tablets 20: 100 for 35p Demand St Joseph Aspirin persons entering The United Tsa tions soldiers used various strat egems to outwit the German and Swiss guards The Americans both sergeants in the air force were Anthony Paul Brodniak from New Jersey and Bernard Louis Scalisi from New Orleans Their plane was shot down near Viterbo and they came to Rome on foot One night by means known only to them selves they scaled the high wall and dropped on Vatican soil The New Zealander Paul rey burg son of the famous general Sir Bernard reyburg stowed away under a pile of packing cases on a truck Buy an Bond Thomas Collis Wins Commission CARSON VALLEY June 19 (Special) An important addition to the livestock population in this valley was made recently when the Stodieck farm purchased from the Carnation arm in Seattle Wash 'a registered bull calf of the excellent lineage This animal born October 12 1943 is named Carnation Discovery The sire is Governor of Carna tion the dam Carnation Cinder ella Dykeland Carnation Cinder ella Dykeland is the daughter of Carnation Ormsby Dykeland De Koi The production record of the mother is 29154 pounds of milk and 1034 pounds of butter fat This is the soend animal that the Stodieck farm has purchased from the Carnation arm adding to their herd of Holsteins Elvin Stodieck and his brother William Jr operate the dairy which has made a fine production record Buy an Bond Democrats Name Delegate Lists LOS ANGELES June 19 (U There no justice Mrs Minnie Waxer had just about concluded today as she pondered the three court cases she has lost in recent weeks Municipal Judge Leroy Dawson yesterday acquitted Mrs Mary Ramirez a tenant of Mrs Waxer charged with rushing into Mrs Waxer's apartment and handing her a left to the jaw when served with eviction papers The previous day Mrs Waxer was found guilty in federal court of illegally collecting rent bonuses for which she faces a possiblesen tence of a year in jail or a $5000 fine or both Several weeks ago she was convicted of assault and battery upon a tennant in a show er bath Buy an TE Bond country asks it of him When a Victory Volunteer asks you to double your bond buying during the ifth War Loan think of the cost of a wooden cross before you an swer think of the price some and his is pay ing at that very in stant Then pledge every dollar you can Because you have an American be cause your country and your duty i ederal Savings rIand loan association 124 2nd St Reno 5671 that marks the of an American fighting man is paid for in full with a gold star a handful of bitter sweet memories and an empty heart at home tough to die alone far from your loved ones with the feel of the metal biting out your life but some fighting man is dying that miserable death right now because our Pepsi Cola Company Long Island City ranchised Bottler: Pepsi Cola Bottling Co of Carson City Nevada When In San rancisco Make Your Headquarters at the New ielding Hotel GEARY STREET at MASON "AMOUS for COMORT and a RIENDLY WELCOME" SACRAMENTO June 19 (UK our men arrested in the roundup of what was said to be the largest marijuana ring ever to operate here today are under sentence by ederal Judge Martin I Welsh on charges of violating the marijuana act by selling the narcotic and hav ing it in their possession Three of the men Leopold Ver vantes 44 eliz Munoz 27 and David Castro 39charged with three counts were given five years on each running concurrently Manuel Saens 25 charged on two counts was given one year on each to run concurrently Buy an Bond Lodge at Verdi Holds Session WINNEMUCCA June 19 (Special) Members of the Lions club were entertained Wednesday at the noon luncheon by Paul Chester principal of the Hum boldt county high school who showed two army newsreels Rus sell Catlett was program chair man Hal Phillips member of the 20 30 club wa sa guest WINNEMUCCA June 19 (Spe The case of George and Lola Lintclmann plaintiffs ver sus A McMillen William Mc Cartney and Mitchell defen dants was heard Thursday in the district court before Judge James Dysart of Elko The suit followed the sale of mining machinery by the plaintiffs to the defendants Judge Dysart will render a de cision later Newton A See one of the co administrators of the estate of Catalina Elveda Nelson deceased was released as administrator in district court Thursday See was represented by Attorney A Langwith The third and final account was field May 26 The first and final account of the es tate of the late Allie Smith also was filed in the district court ri day Buy an Bond Carson Eagles Seat Officials CARSON CITY June 19 (Spe cial) Carson Aerie of Eagies in stalled the following officers at the regular meeting last week: Ray Burke junior past presi dent Robert Parker worthy pres ident Ken Johnson vice presi dent Glen Collins chaplain Wayne McLeod conductor Oren Walker inside guard John Sul livan outside guard Oliver Pratt secretary Donald Rid dell treasurer trustees Melvin Ethington Edwin Beatty and Jack Dixon The next meeting is on Thursday June 22 Carson Aerie 1006 announces a drive for new members and the first of its quota of 36 will be in itiated on Emblem day June 22 WINNEMUCCA June 19 (Spe cial) Humboldt army inductees will leave Tuesday morning June 27 for the reception center at ort Douglas to report for duty and the navy men leave the fol lowing day it is announced by the county draft board Those to report for army induc tion are: Robert Lee Cannon El vin A Juri Jr Hansford Rex Amos Gordon Henry Saunders and Henry Everett itzmorris Harold rank Hamilton has vol unteered for naval induction and will leave with rank Carl John son and Theodore Roosevelt Arn old to reort for navy duty The pre induct ion call will be announc 1 ed later WHEN EOU THINK CHIROPRACTIC THINK DR HEATH Successor to Dr Rex Arlo Crider 227 WEST IRST STREET PHONE 8652 NEUROCALOGRAPH RAY CARSON CITY June 19 (Special) Tuesday evening the Democratic convention was opened by Cecil Horan who was appointed chairman for Ormsby county Richard Waters temporary 'chairman and William Harris temporary secretary The central committee for the Ycxt two years will be Cecil Horan Ira Winters Mrs Laura Wood Mrs Emmett Walsh andDuy Guinan Delegates appointed to attend the convention in Reno on June 24 are Cecil Horan Laura Wood Zoe Riley Ray Burke Richard Wat ters Mrs Emmett Walsh and William Harris Buy an Bond Ten Year Rain C6uSPAT0P cross grave shot PEPSI WELLS June The heaviest rainfall measured at the office of the Wells Power Company in 10 years took place during a brief storm Monday eve Cning with one half inch of rain fell in 15 minutes The first two weeks of June I were marked by continuel showers and several brief snowstorms In the city of Wells the precipita 7 tion measured during that period totaled one and a quarter inches In Starr valley hay usually scheduled to be ready for first cut ting around June 15 had not bloomed Buy an Bond Joint Ceremony Registered Calf Carson Selects Its Delegates Dysart Presides jfe Record Reported 7 Held by Lodges.