Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 13

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 23 1957 NEVADA STATE JOURNAL RENO NEVADA PAGE THIRTEEN VITAL STATISTICS DECREES GRANTED Of Homeland LEGAL NOTICES of the several lively scenes in current offering at the Reno Little Theater is of stateless Jews in Egypt many of Names Are Removed 4 rom List DEATHS been or will be has are an estimated 40000 MISS IT! AND PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT tie at The one and only SUNDAY Yellowstone ITH YEARS JANUARY 27 1957 mi and living in a state of surrounded by hostile the the NOW AGED United Press in Egyptian consti Mrs Christensen Dies at Home In Reno at Age 92 100 PROO BOTTLED IN BONO or over 100 years people have been discover ing something in old Kentucky a different bourbon remarkably free of bite It has the best features of sweet and sour mash bourbon a step better mellow mash the exclusive Yellowstone way of achieving full bourbon flavor with light body SUSANVILLE (Special) A total of 1467 names has been re moved from the official Lassen voters registration County Clerk Nadene Wemple announced No tices of cancellation of registra tion as a voter in Lassen county have been mailed these persons This number out of 7821 regis tered voters in the county have failed to vote at the last two elec tions Mrs Wemple said that all per sons receiving notices of cancella tion must register before vot ing in any coming election Miss Hope razier resident of Babbitt and a teacher in the Haw thorne schools died Monday eve ning in a Reno hospital where she had been a patient for three weeks A native of Kansas she lived for a time at Guthrie Okla and moved to Nevada several years ago She was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Haw thorne and is survived by an aunt Mrs Jon Embetsen of Carmel and by several cousins uneral arrangements will be anounced by the Ross Burke Co It's even better than 'sweet mash bourbon1 smoother than 'sour mash bourbon' 40000 Jews orced Out STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 86 PROO $477 ITH None None 664600 $2960061 $2313661 riends are invited to attend funeral services for Mrs Anna Elizabeth Christensen of 421 Hill St Thursday at 2:30 pm in the Rogers uneral Home with the Rev John Ledger of ficiating Burial will follow in View Cemetery in the family plot 1 Christensen died in her home Monday night at the age of 92 after a lengthy illness A na tive of Denmark she had resided in Reno for 50 years Survivors are her daughter Mrs Anna Daly of Reno and a son Jesse Christensen of Reno three neph ews Henry Hansen of Ukiah Calif Chris Hansen and James Thomas all of Cedarville Calif and a niece Bertha Warren Cedarville Calif ANNUAL STATEMENT GUL COAST LEASEHOLDS INC or tha year ending December 31 1956: Receipts $484450 Disbursements 000 20 25 Incl McGinnis funeral riends are invited to attend funeral services for Mrs Stella McGinnis of Reno Thursday at 1 pm in the Rogers neral Home with the Rev Gareth Hughes officiating Burial will follow in Mountain View Ceme tery Mrs McGinnis died Satur day in a Reno hospital A native of Reno she was 60 years old at the time of her death Survivors are two sons Clyde Tom and Ed ward McGinnis both of Reno Hope razier Dies in Reno Exodus rom Egypt Rivals That Of Moses Kennecott Copper Had Some Important Developments In White Pine County in 1956 annual statement of THE NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY or the Year Ending December 31 1959 Location of principal office Ely Ne vada Location of place of business In Ne vada Ely Nevada Income 54000 Expenditures $4594199 I A Oberfell Assistant Secretary do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and accurate statement of the business transacted by said corporation In the State of Nevada during the year 1956 A OBERELL 22 26 Incl Las Vegas Hotel Manager Resigns LAS Bill Miller has resigned as president and general manager of the Dunes Hotel He sent a letter to the Nevada State Tax Commission notifying it that his resignation from the Strip hotel was effective as of Tues day of last week Miller's 44 per cent ownership in the Dunes is being absorbed by Major Riddle one of associates in the hotel Riddle also takes over as president and general manager Harold McClain 34 Reno and Claire Vivian Svec 25 New York City James arrell 28 and Daisy Evans 28 both of Alturas Albert Hagberg 45 Reno and Mary Dallne Chandler 31 resno Lawrence Her bert McKenzie 49 Sparks and Lillian Mae Lewis 48 Auburn Calif Leonard Lanphear 63 and Rebecca Rick enbach 53 both of Elko i mellow mqsh bourbon Manganese Inc Is Big Industry Manganese Inc in Clark coun ty is the largest producer of man ganese in the United States Dur ing the year an average of 1100 tons per day of crude ore was mined concentrated and proc essed into manganese nodules Mining is by the open pit method Isbell Construction Co of Reno has the contract for the excava tion and haulage of the ore from the pit to the mill The operation Is generally referred to as the Three Kids mine One pictured above Players taking part in it left to right are James Johnson Dr Richard Sheretz Randall Ross Jay Myers Russ Byloff and Ann Warren The play opened Monday evening and will continue through this week i each By PETER WEBB United Press Staff Correspondent LONDON Jan 22 UR orty thousand stateless Jews face explusion or evacuation from Egypt in a tragic flight rivalling the exodus led by Moses 3400 years ago Nearly 1000 refugees already have arrived in Naples Italy stories of persecution mistreat ment and loss of their possessions the aftermath of the Israeli invasion of Egypt Egyptians Deny Egyptian authorities deny thatall the Jews must leave They dispute the stories of persecution But long queues have formed outside airline and ship booking offices the exit visa department of the interior ministry opened three extra offices and another shipload of refugees is due in Naples next Sunday More are expected to follow Like their ancient forefathers who were led out of Egypt by Moses in the days of the pharoahs their objective is still the As one refugee said in Naples us now only Israel remains as the final place of Herbert A riedman executive head of the United Jewish Appeal says that Jewish agencies have launched a 8100 million emergency drive to help Jewish refugees from Hungary Egypt and North Africa Already Crowded He says that the entire Jewish community in Egypt faces expul sion Although organizations are prepared to help Egyptian Jews resettle in almost any part of the world most have their eyes turned toward the Jewish state already crowded tension Arabs There whose families have lived there for generations There are 3500 others who have Egyptian citizen ship Statement Director of Information Col Abdel Kader Hatem denies that any Jew holding Egyptian nationality expelled He told Cairo that tution forbids the deportation of Egyptian citizens or withdrawal of their nationality He admitted however that 280 stateless Jews have been ear marked for explusion for siderations of state nice Ostrom of Reno father of Mrs Doris McKenzie of Los Angeles Calif Mrs Vivian McCombs of Alta dena Calif brother of Harry Os trom of Montebello Calif A natlve of Olphle Kans uneral arrangements will be an nounced later by Ross Burke Com pany In Reno January 21 1957 John Paslck father of Mrs Ella Gen try of San Leandro Calif A member of the raternal Order of Eagles of Reno and the Union Lo cal No 86 of Reno A native of Aus tria i uneral arrangements will be an nounced' later by Ross Burke Com pany In Schurz Nev Jan 19 1957 Stella McGinnis of Reno moth er of Clyde Tom and Edward Mc Ginnis both of Reno riends are invited to attend fu neral services on Thursday at 1 :00 pm In the Rogers uneral Home with the Rev Gareth Hughes (Brother David) officiating Burial 1 will follow In Mountain View Ceme I tery CHRISTENSEN In Reno Jan 21 1957 Anna Elizabeth Christensen of 421 Hill St Reno mother of Mrs Anna Elizabeth Daly and Jesse Christensen both of Reno: aunt of Henry Hansen of Ukiah Calif Chris Hanson Bertha Warren and James Thomas all of Cedarville Calif riends are Invited to attend fu neral services Thursday at 2:30 pm In the Rogers uneral Home with the Rev John Ledger offici ating Burial will follow In the fam Uy plot at Mountain View Cemetery McGLYNN John McGlynn (also known as Ingersoll Slim McGlynn) of allon Nev riends are Invited to attend fu neral' services Thursday at 10 am In Rogers uneral Home: Burial will follow In Mountain View Cemetery James from Patricia James Patton Burton from Barbara Jean Burton Dorothy Elizabeth Wilson from Ollie James Wilson Claude Hagan from Dorothy Hagan Leona Stewart Ecker from Richard Ecker Minerva Marvin from Wil liam Marvin Josephine Grasso from Tony Grasso Charles Mur phy from Gladys Murphy Pauline Cicely Whirlow from Robert Payne Whlrlow Jr Janet Rita Cady from John Cady Joan McClean from James McClean Mary Etta Huff from Huff I PEZZI riends are invited to assem ble at the Ross Burke chapel on Thursday morning at 9:30 am) thence to St Thomas Aquinas cathe dral where a requiem mass for Bruno Pezzi will be celebrated commencing at 10 Recitation of the Ros ary will be held on Wednesday eve ning at 8 pm at the Ross Burke Company chapel Interment will be In the family plot In Mountain View Cemetery RAZIER In Reno January 21 1957 Miss Hope razier aunt of Mrs Jon Embetsen of Carmel She is also survlved by several cousins Was a member of the Methodist Church of Guthrie Okla and later a mem ber of the Presbyterian Church of Hawthorne Nev A native of Kansas uneral arrangements will be an nounced later by Ross Burke Com pany PARR In Reno January 22 1957 Mrs Mary Parr mother of Miss Catherine Parr and Mrs Lucille Geiser Mrs Joseph Doero" Mrs Gasper Ghlggerl and Earl Parr all of Reno Sister of Mrs Nellie Kinsley of Reno and of Mrs Catherine Mahoney and Mrs Julia Sheetz of Peoria III Member of the Royal Neighbors of America Native of St Louis uneral arrangements will be an nounced later by Ross Burke Com pany ADAMS In Reno Jan 22 195 1 red Adams husband of Mrs Harriett Adams of Reno stepfather of Robert James Adams of the Army A native of Pleasant Plains Ill uneral arrangements will be an nounced later by Ross Burke Com pany In Reno Jan 22 1957 Clyde Ostrom husband of Mrs Ber ANNUAL STATEMENT THE ROUND MOUNTAIN GOLD DREDGING CORPORATION or the year ending December 31 1956 Location of principal office: Los An geles 14 California The property of the Round Moun tain Gold Dredging Corporation has not been operating for the entire year of 1956 and expenses Incurred during the year were stand by expenses for the purpose of keeping the corporation and Its property in good standing ac cording to the law and covered taxes general upkeep of the property watch men power general clerical work le gal expenses and some exploratory churn drilling This all amounted to $11887371 I ZIMMERMAN Secretary 22 26 Incl DEEDS RECORDED Community Developers Inc to Mar vin and Lucie Humphrey parcel In NEi of the section 21 19 19 rank and Janice Savage to James and Lucy Crlstello lot 14 block South land Heights Subdivision: John and Marie Pacheco to George and Nath alie ranzman 62462 acres In the SW! of section 17 and the SE'i of section 18 18 20 Marc Investment Co to Lemmon Val ley Land Co 303 acres in the of section 15 20 19 Green Acres Development Co to Wil liam Charlotte A Riner lot 2 blk Reno Highlands subdivision No 2 Green Acres Development Co to An drew and Vivian Curtis lot 7 block Reno Highlands subdivision No 2 Green Acres Development Co to James Joseph Ducey and Mildred Ducey lot 11 block Reno High lands subdivision No 2 Green Acres Development Co to William and Helen Belcher lot 11 block Reno Highlands subdivision No 2 Eva Niel son to Ernest and Dorothy Tuller lot 3 block Sierra 'Manor subdivision Ernest and Dorothy Tuller to Rob ert and Maxine Larsen lot 3 block Sierra Manor subdivision MARRIAGE LICENSES HISTORICAL THE BITE" BOURBON Distilled and bottled by Yellowstone lne( Louisville Kentucky Division of Gienmore Distilleries Company Mil Nevada Mines Division of Kennecott Copper Corp in White Pine county had some very significant developments during the year 1956 One of them was a change in loading methods at the Liberty Pit another was the rapid develop ment of the Veteran Pit and a third was the comprehen sive modernization program at the lime quarry near McGill Development and mining at newest pit Veteran proceeded without interruption When completed the pit will be nearly 2500 feet long 1500 feet wide and 800 feet deep at its deepest point At the present time approxi mately three tons of waste are being removed for each ton of ore made available to the shov els and development work has reached the 7000 foot elevation The highest elevation at the rim is feet Possible Record On September 5 a possible rec ord for waste removal in a 24 hour period by a 6 yard shovel was made as a total of 41872 tons of waste were removed in a 24 hour period and 14696 tons in one 8 Plour shift or more than 35 years lime stone used in the company smel ter was blasted from a 250 foot face At the present time blast ing is from 13 face areas but with a modernization program now under way quarry mining will be changed to the more con ventional open pit bench method Blasting will be done on a large scale but not as frequently and a self propelled drill will be used to provide a set pattern of holes in order to blast a larger quan tity of limestone of usable size New Method In the new method of opera tion a tractor excavator loads broken limestone into a truck which dumps it into a bin at a new crusher being installed as part of the modernization pro gram In the past the larger pieces of limestone were broken by hand but the new installation provides for the lime rock to be crushed by a jaw crusher taken by a conveyor belt to a double deck vibrating screen where three products will be made viz: oversize for return crusher feed middlings for road aggregate and undersizes for smelter flux Undeground operations were centered in the Minnesota Hi ore body which lies above and to the south of the Deep Ruth ore body and has to be mined prior to the initiation of mining of the Deep Ruth as it is within the Deep Ruth ore projected cave area It is planned to ex haust the Minnesota Hi ore body in 1957 after which mining of the Deep Ruth ore body will be initiated The Minnesota Hi ore body produced about 400000 tons of ore in 1956 and is expected to yield 1000000 tons in 1957 The ore to date has averaged about one per cent copper The Deep Ruth ore body is expected to produce 25000000 tons of ore containing about 400000000 pounds of copper IN 'BUS STOP' Of 1 e) (k Per e'Of py 2 4e hi'h ANNUAL STATEMENT THE BARKALOW BROS COMPANY or the year ending Sept 30 1956 Receipts $2815103 Disbursements $2744635 I red Gard Treasurer do here by certify that the fojegolng Is a true and accurate statement of the busl ness transacted by said corporation In the State of Nevada during the year 1956 RED GARD 22 26 Incl ANNUAL STATEMENT THE MOUNTAIN MUD COMPANY or the Year Ending October 31 1958 Location of principal office Casper Wyoming Location of place of business In Ne vada: none at present assets Liabilities Gross Profit Net Sales Expenditures I Ethel Roy assistant treasurer do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and accurate statement of the business transacted by said cor poration In the State of Nevada dur Ing the year 1956 ETHEL ROY 19 24 Incl ANNUAL STATEMENT THE THE ZIA COMPANY or the year ending December 31 1956 Location of principal office: Santa New Mexico Location of place of business In Ne vada: Reno Cash on hand December 31 1956 6272917 Assets $77771870 Liabilities 7753772 I Maraman Asst Secy do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and accurate statement of the business transacted by said corpora Ion In the State of Nevada during the year 1956 MARAMAN 22 26 incl 'i 10 '4CTM i MH A ewea rTinlff I KS 'issssc I A ifflliWiir 1W IMJN I wk Br al IS 'wnHom inr' Mmn I 11 A A oKt A Kiil wwmrr if fcggSegy i 14 3 al a i LT.