Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 2

PAGE TWO NEVADA STATE JOURNAL RENO NEVADA THURSDAY NOVEMBER 14 1940 SCHMITT NAMED REALTY LEO BOARD CHIE Celtic Star Signs Continued from Page 1) of an Dance 132 CENTER STREET RENO A Proclamation by the Governor great intellect and per MflGWAH LAST TIMES TONIGHT a 4 year college course in leoC Pt $250 EATURES mean GRMftM COOLER BETTER TASTE Copyright 1910 Ucun Mxxaj Toaacco Co TODAY 'WHERE THE STRONGER UVElOlfGER! I tr i i Haven Reno was the group STATE TO PAY PITTMAN HONOR PRISON TERMS GIVEN TO PAIR ELLEN DREW Poromount Star and 1940 Choice for Miss Veteran pf oreignWars soon to oppear In'Texas Rangers Ride Again1 JOHN LODER ANNE NAGEL PHILIP DORN CECIL KELLAWAY diamond bolt I More than 515000 fingerprints are recorded in the fingerprint li brary of Scotland Yard Dog House Rusty Coleman 51 Presents NEW GALA LOOR SHOW Illegal possession and use loaded dice resulted in a fine or a sentence of 150 days tensen John Ginocchlo and Lyk Ball A blend of straight whiskies 90 proof Copr 1940 Schenlev Distillers Corp Also available in straight Bourbon whiskey90 proofThis whiskey is 5 years old 9 nt 5 a No cover charge No raise In prices All Room Ouulde Ok All lkTk a CL AllwhkRadl Adjolno ee Teyler Sc OR ONE it 5050 $150 KENT TAYLOR tending from the Lake Tahoe Highway to State Line Lookout Point the Shafer Mill road ex tending froin the Truckee Brock way road to the west fork of Mar tis Creek This closure is for the purpose of preserving the roadbed from damage through needless use dur ing the wet season Nothing with in the order will be construed to deprive actual residents in the forest from reasonable opportun ity to travel to and from their homes IOO to Hold Social Time Here Sponsored by the recently or ganized Odd ellows club plans were announced yesterday for a public card party at the I building tomorrow November 15 at 8 There will be a door prize and also awards for 500 and bridge Refreshments will be served The club rooms will be open for the evening and cards will be played in the adjoining hall This is the first social event given by the club Arangements are in of a committee consisting of A A Taylor A Chris $5600 senior $4600 asso $3200 assistant $2600 a Added Shorts LATEST I ON NEWS INORMATION PLEASE MUSICAL and CARTOON Examinations Set By Civil Service Open competitive examinations are announced by the civil service commission for the follow ing jobs in the federal service: Assistant fingerprint classifier $1620 a year bureau of naviga tion Navy Department Applicants must have had instruction and ex perience in the Henry system of fingerprint classification and have reached their 20th but not have passed their 53rd birthday The closing dates for receipt of appli cations are December 5 and De cember 9 Physicist (any i a 1 i branch) $3800 a year also prin cipai ciate year Applicants must have com' pleted eluding a specified amount of study in physics and in addition must have had experience in physics The degree of difficulty of work performed length and specializa tion of experience vary according to the grade "of the position Ap plicant must not have passed their 53rd birthday 1 The closing dates for receipt of applications are De cember 12 and December 16 ull information as to the re quirements and application forms may be obtained from May berry local secretary of the board of civil service examiners at the postoffice Applications must be on file with the Washington of fice not later than the closing date indicated in each case Two clos ing dates are given for these exam inations The first governs receipt of applications from states east of Colorado the second from Col orado and states westward The salaries are subject to the usual 32 per cent retirement deduction elected president of the Rcno bparks Realty Board at the annual held last night at the Taiern Schmitt associated with the realty Smith succeeds Charles Crosby as president of the associa Associates terett Simms of was selected as incoming realty company Tom Gibson Entertainment was furnished Extra "LAVOR extraambothness richness enjoy ment! To give you these advan tages the Straight whiskies in this Pljduot are EIQHT yEARS 0LD Original Screenplay by Edmund Hartmann Stanley Rublft SECOND BIG EATURE National orest Routes Closed Closure of the following national forest roads to publie use for the period October 31 1940 to June 1 1941 has just been announced by orest Service headquarters at Nevada City Crystal Peak road extending from its intersection with the old Dog Valley road to the Crystal Peak Lookout State Line road ex Dutch Dehnert une of the star members or me world famous original New York Celtics basketball team Henrv (Dutch) Dehnert above has been signed to coach the Detroit Eagles pro cage club of the National Pro fessional Basketball league Dehn ert is credited with the develop ment of the pivot play in front of the basket XL Kl announce officially the death of which occurred at Reno Nevada November nineteen hundred and o'clock in the morning Senator Pittman was a man of sonality and his achievements will be indelibly engraved in the history of the State he so faithfully served for twenty eight years The people of the State of Nevada may be justly proud of the recognition accorded' Senator Pittman not only in the United States but all over the world The Nation and our Statehave lost a faithful and tireless states man and his death will be sincerely mourned therefore I Carville Governor of the State of Nevada do proclaim and set aside Thursday the four teenth of November nineteen' hundred and forty between the hours of one and four in the afternoon a holiday for all State offices in the State of Nevada It is requested and directed that the National Colors be displayed at half mast on all county and municipal build ings throughout the State from this date to and including Thursday November 14 and upon the Capitol and other State Buildings for a period of thirty (Signed) CARVILLE Governor CALIORNIAN Qt $490 Includes Excise Tax Smokers like yourself find CHESTERIELDS very refreshing with their To the People of Nevada: It becomes my sad duty to Senator Key Pittman on the tenth day of forty at twelve thirty for a month in memory of Senator Pittman it' has been decreed by Governor Carville The special train bearing the senate and house of representa tives delegations to the funeral is scheduled to arrive here at 12:45 today Representative James Scrugham and Douglass will meet the train at Hazen where they will join Sen ator A McCarran in complet ing arrangements for the recep tion of the delegation on its arrival here Yesterday President Roosevelt telegraphed to Reno ordering flow ers for the services and floral orders have come from all parts of the country to the various florists here for floral tributes for the senator Governor Carville last night also selected a special committee to re ceive the congressional delegation upon its arrival here Also named as honorary pallbearers yesterday in addition to those listed yesterday morning were Walter Trent John Shaughnessy of Reno James Ivers of Salt Lake City and Hardy of Yakima Wash LOADED CHARGE ILED our Men Plead In Justice Court our persons pleaded guilty to petit larceny charges in justice court yesterday and they all were given sentences of six months in the county jail by Justice of the Peace Harry Dunseath All of the sentences were suspended A man giving his name as Grov er Cleveland Seeley alias Mike Malone 52 who was charged with taking some shirts from a local store was the first to be tried The other three persons giving their names as Thomas Ray Adair 52 Claude Brackett 42 and Patty Reynolds 32 all were charg ed with the theft of a case of can ned corn beef hash from a local warehouse KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS Help 15 Miles of Kidney Tubes lush Out Poisonous Waste If you have an excess of acid waste in your blood your 15 miles of kidney tubes may be over worked These tiny filters and tubes are working day and night to help Nature rid your system of excess acids and poisonous waste When disorder of kidney function permits poisonous matter to remain in the blood it may cause nagging backache rheumatic pains leg pains loss of pep and energy interrupted sleep swelling puffiness under the eyes headaches and dizziness Distress such as scanty elimination with smarting and burning sometimes shows there is something wrong with your kidneys or bladder Kidneys may need help the same as bowels so ask your druggist for Pills used successfully by millions for over 40 years They give happy relief and will help the 15 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from your blood Get Pill Life wat cheap love was pricelessIn the man president Mount Rose A Reno Mrs iH A Nielson treas urer Southside TA Reno Mrs Lester president Search light TA Searchlight Mrs Arthur Perkins president A history making event will take place in Ely today when the or ganizing of the Nevada Congress of Parents and Teachers will com plete the roster of 48 states com prising the National Congress of Parents and Teachers The national congress already has state branches functioning in 47 states Hawaii and the District of Columbia it also has numerous parent teacher groups in Alaska and Puerto Rico Charter member associations of the Nevada congress which will have representatives at the meet ing are: i 7: Boulder City TA Boulder City Mrs Howard Munro pres ident Caliente TA Caliente Miss Eula Jacobson secretary Carlin TA Carlin Mrs James Minola president Ely Grade School TA Ely Mrs erry Draper president Kimberly TA Kimberly Mrs Perle Lee president Grammar TA Las Vegas Mrs George Gibbons presi dent High School TA Las Vegas Mrs Baker president Primary TA Las Vegas Eetty Hampton president Pri mary TA North Las Vegas Mrs Guy Taylor president Pa naca TA Panaca Mrs Evelyn Ronnow president Pioche A Pioche Mrs Emma Temple AKE YOUR NEXT PACK bsterfield mAJcsTic nt tiiti umn rwta iwi a sum ipi NUW LAYING SMOKER'S CIGARETTE ft unaho'A 1U tVeit Get into the groovement With a brand new youth movement! ar 4 Leo Schmitt banquet meeting of firm of Schmitt Jensen and tion Crosby is a member of secretary for the group succeeding Grace Brooks of the at Reno was elected vice president Nearly 50 attended the banouct by Charles Crosby who played several selections on the piano and by Leo Schmitt who performed several tricks of magic The Tavern dining room is reopening tonight with Victor Vitek formerly with Stateline Club in charge Tri xi (Journal Photo) 2 Jawnlouyi trcmaimiouomi 5 TAYLOR O'ARRELL TODAY TOMORROW I PRISCILLA LANE I I CLAUDE RAINS I JEREY LYNN I I of of in the county jail for a man identi fied as Clarence Piper yesterday when he pleaded guilty to the charge in the Sparks justice court Piper who was arrested Monday morning by Sparks police on a reckless driving charge was sen tenced by Justice of the Peace rancis Cunningham arrest Monday was the climax of a long chase when he sought to elude Sparks officials The Sparks police car chased him for 45 minutes through Sparks in to Reno and finally made him pull over to the curb on Center Street in Reno Mo than 200 loaded dice were found the automobile Chief of Police Al Bassemier of Sparks said Also found in the automobile was a quantity of lead mercury and other substances allegedly used inloading dice Chief Bassemier said the dice were loaded so that the winning points invariably came up when the dice were rolled Some had two numbers of each denomina tion Chief Bassemier said that police records showed Piper had previous ly served a term in the Nevada state prison for' second degree burglary Non shatterable glass now is ob tainable in all types of eye glasses Butter smeared over cheese will help keep the cheese from drying in rV SICK inspect" rCncTHI (Asseen i 1AND USA) Every time you light up a Chesterfield you know why it is called the Cigarette because right combination of the finest tobaccos grown gives you everything a smoker could ask for a cooler better taste that is definitely milder You buy a better cigarettes 1 A burglary last weekend in which more than $100 in cash anda number of checks were taken from a local automobile concern wras called solved by police yester day when two men pleaded guilty to first degree burglary charges and were sentenced to serve from one to 15 years in the state prison Pleas of guilty to the burglarycharge were entered by meh iden tified as Joseph 33 and George Kolesar 25 They were sentenced to 'the prison terms by Judge William McKnight Police accidentally stumbled on the solution of the case Monday when Kolesar was picked up on a disorderly charge When searched a number of the checks reported taken from the Scott Motors agency were found on his person Subsequent quizzing of Kolesar led to the arrest of Chief Andy Welliver said Later both men confessed to burglarizing ithe automobile agency The stolen checks were all recovered but about $121 in cash had been spent The automobile agency was burglarized last riday Entrance was gained by forcing a window 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