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Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 12

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Reno, Nevada
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12
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ESTABLISHED 1870 PAGE TWELVE Graduated in uie ilua vpcoi department an AT STREET SPARKS 10 WEST COMMERCIAL ROW 445 SOUTH VIRGINIA ST RUIT ALL ANCY RESH PICKED No Culls No Short Lugs All Regular Containers WHISKEY Best Is Always the Cheapest The CANNING RUIT We will pay 5c each for all empty usable lugs SAVE Bring your own Bags and Containers 5452 SEWELLS THE BUYING PUBLIC KNOWS THAT SEWELL'S IS HEADQUARTERS OR Another meeting the church parlor church Thursday Sierra at Second Phone: SCHENLEY RESERVE 5ths THREE EATHERS 5ths THREE RIVERS Sihs Awards Presented At Reno Air Base 1246 REE DELIVERY 9:00 A to 9 held in Baptict 10 agenda Woman Lookout Kills Wildcats Snakes as Hobby State Officials Attend Western Mining Confab Coffee Makers Baking Dishes luorescent Desk Lamps ederal Insurance Bureau 'Would Be Most Powerful' Says Nevada Official Nevadans Being Paid at Rate of 250 Per Week EGISTER BEORE AUGUST 15 TO VOTE IN PRIMARY SEPTEMBER 5 VISIT SEWELL'S COMPARE! BUY AND SAVE! for the coming THE WEATHER Yesterday High 87 Low 38 Today: Clear Little Temperature Change Temperature Slightly Above Normal on Average CARSON CITY Aug 9 Gov Carville left today' for San rancisco where he will ad dress a meeting of mining experts from the 11 western states Acting in cooperation with Gov Karl Warren of California Car ville called the meeting which will be in session tomorrow and ri day Post war problems will be dis cussed in order that a concrete pro gram to insure continued opera tion of the mining industry in the period following the peace can be presented to the next session of the Conference of Western Gov ernors scheduled to meet either in September or October Accompanying Carville from Carson City was Robert A Allen state highway engineer and chair man of the Nevada state planning board Other members of the Ne vada delegation at the San ran cisco meeting will be Jay A Car Schrader all of Reno A Keegel Las Vegas William Donovan Sil ver City Paul Gemill Pioche and II A Johnson Tonopah American War Dads Meeting Thursday At an organization meeting of the American War Dads held at Ross Monday night July 31 there were seven men enrolled as members Rev Dohn was elected temerorary chairman and chairman of the committee to get the members necessary for applica tion of charter will be of the GIT ITEMS Glass Seis Ice Tea Seis and Silverware RETURN HOME Mrs Ward and son red of Sunnyvale Calif have returned to their home after vacationing in Reno with Mrs brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs A Caraney of 430 Spokane Street Elberta Peaches 29 25 lb LUG TONIGHT 7:15 STATION KOH HEAR THE HON WILLIAM BOYLE THE TRUTH PITTMAN OR SENATOR COMMITTEE (Political Advertisement) EAT MORE EGGS THEY ARE HEALTHY OR YOU 10000 LUGS CANNING RUIT GEORGE LOHSE ATTORNEY AT LAW Announces the removal of his offices from the Stack Bldg to 202 204 Wonder Building 139 North Virginia Street Award of the distinguished fly ing cross to TSgt John Heag ney and the air medal to Ct Joe Walker and Cpl David Ash was made by Lt Col Andre Dechaene base commander at re treat last Saturday at the Reno arm yair base an installation of the ferrying division of the air transport command Sgt Heagney was decorated for participating in more than 50 oper ational flights as aerial engineer in a period of one year in heavily loaded transport planes through the combat zones of the Burma sector As pilot of an unarmed transport flying over India Burma and China in moret han twenty five missions in carrying out commit ments ao the republic of China Ct Walker was awarded the air medal The missions were carried out between September' and De cember 1942 Cpt Ash was awarded the air medal for meritorious achieve ment in more than 150 operational flights over the Assan China air route characterized by impassable mountain terrain bad weather and possible enem yattack Demo Convention Highlights to Be Heard by Lions All three please or your money refunded The meeting is: A thorough presenta tion of the aims and purposes of the organization the election of temporary officers laying out the plans to get the largest possible charter membership and the set ting of time and place for regular meetings Market 1510 STREET SPARKS Bring Your Own Lug or 20c Deposit Bartlett Pears RQ LUG large selection of DINNERWARE PYREX AND HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES Sold thru temperature controlled boxes for your protection during hoi weather brands of eggs guaranteed io George Johnson Nevada dele gate to the Democratic national convention held last month in Chi cago will be the principal speaker at the Reno Lions Club meeting Thursday noon at El Cortez Hotel President Ray Smith will pre side and Judge William McKnight will be program chairman MISSING IN ACTION Pfc Ronald Schwarz son of Leo II Schwarz of 220 Caliente street Reno has been reported missing in action in the European area the war nounced yesterday NEVADA MACHINERY AND ELECTRIC CO 121 North Virginia St Phone 3601 That killing wild cats and rattle snakes is developing Into a hobby of reda Danielson Plumas na tional forest lookout on Bear Ranch Hill was reported this week by Carr forest sen ice training officer According to Carr Mrs Daniel son is a crack shot and uses a light caliber deer rifle Her station is on a rocky promontory which over looks a section of the eather river canyon In the two months Mrs Danielson has been serving as a forest lookout she has killed three wildcats and seven rattlesnakes Carr declared Mrs Danielson is absolutely unafraid and told him of another big rattler she has been unable to get but she knows he is in a crevice below the lookout because of his loud warning rattle when she tosses pebbles in his direction stick his heal out where I can see it some day and have another set of rattles" Mrs Danielson said The wildcat bagged the day be fore visit was tricked into showing himself Lookout Daniel son heard him call and answered with a faked back fence tabby cat meeow It was another case of curiosity killed a cat The wild cat stepped from behind his rock to see who was calling and met the blast of Mrs rifle Mrs Danielson when not on lookout duty during the summer resides in the vicinity of Oroville farmers exchange 575 EAST OURTH STREET RENO NEVADA Poultry Dressing Plant 109 Sullivan Lane Largest Poultry and Egg Distributors in me orare rnone iuzi wi Branch at allon 159 East Second The Brands of Eggs EXCHANGE EXTRA LARGE AA GOLDEN YOLK LARGE AA RANCH BRAND LARGE A temperatures prevailed early in said are different in the week but cool air northwest spread over the state on every state and rules applicable in somewhat lower one area could not apply and might temperatures especially at night be ruinous in or the moijt part the skies Biggest Business were clear and only a ew ery Schmidt pointed out that five was fa years ago he called attention to vorabe for all interests Crops the fact insurance is the biggest made good growth and ranges al ihnnrh drv are in good condition of all business and still remains Livcstock continued to gain the source of revenue thus far un weigbl and are being readied for tapped by the federal government market Water supplies are ample regulations for insur in most portions of the state ance companies are of the very Elko: Haying slow due labor best and guarantee adequate pro shortage slight deterioration in tection to policy Schmidt crop resuting continued policy written Ely: Lambs are veiy in Nevada must be submitted to condition Grass plentiful but dry me for approval Wild hay being cut yield and r)H quality better than average Slight has been little or no dif damaged crops also ficulty with insurance companies by dry winds in Nevada and there never has panOn: Verv cool nights retard been a complaint of any nature fil 'alfalfa growth Heavy dew at cd against a fire insurance com njgbt pany In the few instances in Lamoille: Very dry Cool nights which complaints have been made wilb wbite frosts at higher eleva against accident and health com tjons panies wo have found on invest! Nixon: Weather cool and dry nation the company always has with steady winds throughout the been right week All crops doing well with companies operating ample water supply in Nevada always have done their Poche: High winds best to pay all just claims" dryness of range lands Gardens Schmidt concluded Reno: Haying practically com pleted Vegetable crops in good Japanese Alien (Smith: Ample water supply All Arrested in Reno crops doing well Tahoe: The elevation of Lake Arrested in Reno on a charge of Tahoe was 622742 feet at the end drunkeness a Japanese alien yes of the period terday was ordered by federal of Winnemucca: General range con ficers in San rancisco to return ditions good Streams holding up to a relocation camp in Colorado well due to rain in the countains to await further orders Pastures and lix estock in good condition lie cipd I ler rto lULiiiiiivu Shokuro Matsinazo 44 and had been interned in the Japanese camp at LaMar Colorado but was being permitted to return to Hawaii He was to report to military police headquarters in Reno but became intoxicated instead and was ar rested by Reno police TAX REUND CHECKS ARE BEING MAILED DRUG STORES 233 Center Center at Second Phone: 4311 Stating that every effort is being made to expedite refunds on 1943 income tax returns Douglass collector of internal revenue de clared yesterday that refund checks are being mailed to taxpayers of the Nevada district at the rate of 250 per week rlf every taxpayei TawrenCe A Waltz Box trict who is entitled to a refund on Reno has successfully om his 1943 return I woull like to say army flight training Douglass stated refund is be ram at Eagie agss Arniy Air ing processed as rapidly as possible IJ Texas and Will he appoint I cannot tell exactly when your re flight officer or conimis fund will come through but it might sioned a second lieutenant re be today and it might not be for a celvinj? the silver wings of an few months But you will be paid army ar forces combat pilot it interest at the rate of six per cent vvas earned here yesterday per annum lor every monm refund is delayed after March 15 the country there are about 18000000 refunds to make In each case the return must be compared with with holding tax receipts and other doc uments In many cases returns con 1 I Jr A Involves a tre for business" He added the attor amount of work that must be done An examination for substitute ncy gcneral of the United States with a comparatively small staff railway postal clerks for Alaska has said hc does not plan any due to wartime manpower short and 32 designated states including actinn under the supreme court ages Obviously the entire 18000 Nevada was announced heiejes decision 000 refunds cannot be completed at tereday by the Cixil Seiice political power the same time and some taxpayers Commission could he exerted by a federally must wait another few months Applications at this ime i controlled insurance setup a million checks are accepted only from Alaska ana tne Schmidt said an agency being distributed every three weeks states named it is stated would be the biggest bureau of and so in your case you may get a Applicants to qualify must pas and would hold political refund fairly soon" written en plumbs of the most juicy Collector Douglass suggested a general test and mail Highest Per Capita that taxpayers refrain from writing tests Applicants must be 16 interest in the insur letters to inquire about their re years ot age depending upo devision Schmidt pointed out funds because in fairness to all various state aws relating to the ance evusion ore taxnavers the checks are being employment of minors There is no stems tiom tne raci more pu taxpayers ine cnecKs aie oeing limit at least policy value are can icd written in the order in which they mairnun) age limit anita than in any mechanically nrocessed and it The salary for these positions is this state per capita man any a year including overtime other state in the union tusnv hidfvidualTase whhout a 48 hour week of tie rieParment of dsruptTngads'loMngp the whole There is no closing date for this justice in bringing the insurance procedure examination Applications should be case to the courts seems to me to However if a taxpayer has sent to the United States Civil Serv be merely anot her step toward changed his address since he filed ice Commission Washington 2o centralization of all power and his return he should advise the col elimination of state con ro lector of both his old and new ad The commission also has an Schmidt said dress nounced that the following examin js definitely to my mind an ations are being closed on August encroachment of the government 21: Assistant Materials inspector on prjvatc business and rank I avion Homp radio operator radio monitoring of Schmidt pointed out that five railK ay ion 1 1 ficer radio intercept officer and ycars ago he predicted the fed Seemg Service in engineer eral government would seek fed Mainr Information and application Lralization of insurance control len Major cattles fms may be obtained from the he is and abso local secretary ctatp function Wearing ten battle stars on his Clinton erry at room 110 Post companies should be Asiatic Pacific campaign ribbon office budding Reno Applications states Schmidt rank Layton water tender third also are obtainable from most first class in the navy arrived in ana secona ciass posionices dim Sparks last week to spend his first from the Civil Service Commission leave in 18 months Washington He has seen every major en Those now using their highest gagement in the Pacific since the skills in war work should not ap battle of the Solomons and will ply ederal appointments are made report back to his ship at Seattle in accordance with War Manpower for assignment at the end Commission policies and employ of his 25 day leave nient stabilization programs I EUREKA HOTEL REOPENING Governor Grants The old Lincoln hotel in Eureka will be reopened this week accord Man Extradition ing to a note received from Mrs Blanche Olinger the owner The Governor Carville yester botei has been closed for about a day granted extradition of Manuel vear Jbiiva io lace a non supyui i charge at Modesto Calif Silva operator of a dairy near Verdi is accused of failing to support a minor child Arrested yesterday by Washoe deputies he was turned over to officers from Stanislaus county The complaint against Silva was made by his former wife Mrs Stella Silva of Newman Calif They were divorced in 1931 lyers Club Takes New Members Several women were admitted to membership of the Reno branch of Women lyers of America at their meeting Tuesday at El Cortez Hotel and plans were made for arrangement of ground school classes for the members President Helen Daniel presided at the meeting Next meeting of the group will be held within the next two weeks Congressman Maurice Sullivan by his votes supported President Roosevelt in all major policies olv A9 Sn Jfruaha 3lxntntal RENO NEVADA THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST 1 0 1944 LIGHT ROST REPORTED IN MANY AREAS By ARTHUR SUVERKRUP United Press Staff Corresiondent CARSON CITY Aug 9 (UP) Placing of insurance com panies under federal instead of state regulation would result in the creation of biggest and most powerful bureau of them all Henrv Schmidt state controller and insurance commis sioner said today rosts were reported at higher Schmidt added federal control of insurance companies would clevations over the northern ha put such regulation squarely politics and create the juiciest of thestatc of many juicy plumbs for apportionment among po i ica avor conditions issued by ites Recent decision of the United States supreme court in UG BurcaU mline insurance business is inter state commerce and the com Near or slightly above normal panies can be subject to anti trust laws probably will not change in the slightest the operation of the Nevada insurance commission Schmidt said Does Not Agree Schmidt stressed he did not agree that anti trust laws were being violated by the insurance companies and called attention to the fact the supreme court already has agreed to a rehearing on its decision That decision reversed wx I fil 1 historical and otten repeated ue PnClQl I larkc cisions of that high court in the 1 Ublul Vivi HO past it was said 1 fl I controller said in his lAnTlI nfl IM fof A belief the only effect the decision Jf CUllvU 111 jJIdlUI would have would be to create uncertainty which always is bad 1 $390 $425 1 $37 I 4 i A 'i 7 1.

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