Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 6

WEDNESDAY JUNE 3 1942 NEVADA STATE JOURNAL RENO NEVADA PAGE SIX MOW JAPANESE SEEK TQ KNOCKOUT CHINA punch! KNMWA' mcrttth fmw SOVIET RUSSIA a mtn a T4SM4MA also do away with the menace of numerous potential Las a 4 4 a 4 relatives for share in IT'S HERE! Barrymore Dies THE NEW SCALES idol 100 North Center Street Telephone Reno 3111 SAN RAHUStO and with it has to reorganize the to abolish them culminated a few a request by the war the the home of Mrs Jep YES NO UNDEC ACTOR GIVEN QUIET UNERAL Mad About His Slippers NORMAN Okla (UR)Disgruntled and angry because his landlady took possession of his house shoes when he was delinquent in rent payment a University of Okla homa student sued her for $18877 It was mid winter when she took possession of the shoes he said 57 19 24 Governor Talks To Verdi Class in eastern and central China pointed at the heart of Japan proper Verdi Personal News Is Given WINNEMUCCA June 2 (Spec ial) Honors will be paid to the largest grammar school class to be graduated at Winnemucca in Tiis tdry during commencement exer cises at the grammar school audi torium riday at 8 when 62 students will be presented with their diplomas Mrs Washburn who made her home here some years ago visited with friends in Winnemuc ca from her home in Reno Lieut and Mrs George Smith and infant daughter former Win nemucca residents who have been making their home in southern Cal ifornia have moved to Texas where Lieut Smith has been transferred by the army Mrs Smith is the former Miss Margaret Haviland daughter of Mr and Mrs Haviland Smith is the son of Mrs Laura Smith of Wnnemucca Mr and Mrs Pete Enrietti left for resno Calif where they will spend several weeks vacationing with friends Enrietti was formerly interested in the Star Hotel here Greenan mining man from Reno attended to business matters here in connection with his interests in the Bottle Creek quicksilver dis trict Mr and Mrs Jpe Wilson former Winnemucca residents arrived here from their home in San rancisco Wilson returned to San rancisco but his wife will remain in Winne mucca to visit with her mother Mrs Madge McBride Mrs Elsie Johnson has returned to her home here after visiting with friends at Hawthorne Miss rances Larragueta daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Mike Larra gueta of Winnemucca left for Reno Typewriter Output Curtailed by WPB WASHINGTON June 2 (UP) The war production board an nounced today that typewriter production will be discontinued this fall as the industry directs its efforts to 100 per cent war work The WPB authorized manufac turers to maintain their present rate of production during June and July to build up a reserve supply of typewriters to take care of all essential requirements until July 1944 War Time Crisis Gives Impetus To 'Streamlining' of Government About nine thousand stars the sun moon Milky Way and the planets are contained in the Hay den Planetarium mechanism in New York Thomas Walker Rites Conducted The funeral for the late Thomas Hiram Walker whose death oc curred here last week were yesterday morning Services were at the Rogers chapel the Rev Carl Schmidt clergyman with inter ment in Mountain View Cemetery YEE CHINESE HERB SPECIALIST 629 LAKE STREET RENO NEVADA TELEPHONE 21813 America's greatest matinee John Barrymore 60 died in Holly wood Presbyterian Hospital after a ten day illness With him at the end was'his brother Lionel who had maintained a bedside vigil for more than a week despite his own infirmi ties His sister Ethel appearing in a show in Boston said she would go on for the last two scheduled per formances Central Preet New Army Depots Planned by WASHINGTON June 2 Eleven new general depots each costing several million dollars will be added to the network of giant army storage plants throughout the country during July August and September the war depart ment Announced today The new depots mark the growth of huge reserves of muni tions and foods being accumulated for the defeat of the Axis powers Thousands of tons of supplies ranging from needles to pontoons are flowing daily from existing depots which provide from 1500 000 to 5000000 square feet of storage space each 2 Nevadans Win In Jingle Event Two Nevada residents Mrs A Howitt of 640 Joaquin Miller Drive Reno and Mrs Jack Dock ter of 1338 A Street Sparks have been awarded $25 war bonds in the war bond jingle contest sponsored by the Pepsi Cola Company The jingles will be heard on the com program To win they must stress the need lor buying bonds and stamps to defeat Axis Public opinion In Australia fa vors abolition of state govern 5 ments according to the Austral ian Gallup Poll American Consul Dies in Mishap SPOKANE Wash June 2 (UP) The state department today ad vised Mr and Mrs Knute Engdahl of Spokane that their son Rus sell Engdahl American consul in Shanghai had been accidentally killed May 13 in Hong Kong Previously the parents had re ceived word that their son was to return home in August wire gave no details of the acci dent which resulted in his death Parties Social Gatherings Hold Interest of Many in Winnemucca VERDI June 2 Exer i cises for the 1942 graduating class of the Verdi grammar school were held Wednesday evening in the school auditorium Governor Carville delivered the commence ment address The program in cluded: Processional Mrs William Bal liett welcome address Marian Bet tencourt accordian solo Leada Tuccori class will and prophecy Mickey Coffman class history Da vid Shirley piano Les lie Leonard and a vocal solo Mar ian Bettencourt A number was sung by the girls chorus and the class song the words of which were written by Mrs Balliett was given by the graduating class The farewell address was given by Bruno Colei and James Mos coni of the Verdi school board pre sented diplomas to: Marion Bet tencourt Bruno Coli David Shir ley and Mickey Coffman Mrs Balliett was presented with a gift from the teachers for her aid with the music during the school year and for the program The stage was banked with flow ers and the class motto Decides in the class colors of red and white formed the background Drilling Starts or olsom Dam WASHINGTON June 2 (UP) Commissioner John Page of the bureau of reclamation said today that engineers have started ex ploratory drilling on the proposed olsom dam site on the American River in California The olsom dam part of the proposed American River project to give California a long range ir rigation and hydroelectric system was planned in 1931 but has not yet been authorized by congress QHDain AU Uieanei Independent Brakes on Rear Wheels Tread on ront and Rear DOWN TOWN On Goarv St Jut abovo Powell principal Store and Theatre ore within eaV walkln diitance on the level WTH PRVATe BATH SINGLi $250 $300 A $350 OOUBLI $350 $400 A $450 Without Bath Slnste SLOO Double S300 IXCEUENT DINING ROOM AT MODtRATl PRICB Send to Polder five complete Tarin decribe point Intern Cba A A Marparet Stewart Proprietor Nicholas uneral To Be Held Here uneral rites for the late John Nicholas will be held here today Services are at 8:15 a at the Ross Burke Company home chapel thence to the Church of the Im maculate Conception at Sparks for a requiem mass at 9 o'clock Interment will follow in Mater Dolorosa Cemetery Were buying a AMERICA HOLLYWOOD June 2 The flambouyant career of John Barrymore ended today in one of the quietest simplest funerals ever accorded a movie star The Rev John O'Donnell who took the Great Profile back into the Catholic church a few hours before he died prayed for per haps 10 minutes The organ play ed briefly and then the remains of one of greatest ac tors were placed in a crypt in Cal vary Cemetery Perhaps 1000 movie fans stood outside the chapel Within facing the shining silver plated coffin were three score of closest friends his brother Lion el his daughter Diana and the last of his four ex wives the weep ing Elaine Barrie reputation as a la man seemed to be belied at his funeral services where wom en almost were conspicuous by their absence None of the Hol lywood beauties who were invited actually attended though all were represented by floral tributes The mourners for the most part were he men like Er rol lynn Spencer Tracy Herbert Marshall Alan Mowbray Jack La rue Joe Cawthorn Roland Young Ben Hecht Tony Quinn Clark Ga ble Gene owler and ields DRAT WOMEN AVORED I A recent poll dealing with the war effort found that more than eight out of every 10 Australians favor calling out single women for war work if needed Overwhelming sentiment was also found for putting war prison ers to work harvesting the crops and for limiting the pay of con scientious objectors to the same pay as army privates showing that 57 per cent of those interviewed believe Australia state governments should be done away with while 19 per cent think they should be retained and 24 per cent are undecided The majority apparently feels that division of authority be tween the states and the federal government is hampering full execution of the war effort Ever since the six Australian states were federated under a con stitution in 1901 the issue of the states versus the federal govern ment was precipitated a contro versy almost as lively as that in the United States before the Civil War states have al ways been extremely jealous of their rights in fact a small seces sionist party operates in West Australia Recently however the political trend has been toward increased federal powers come agitation states or even This movement months ago in federal government that the states surrender their taxing power to the federal authority and accept allotments out of the general fed eral fund for local purposes The request has not yet been granted So far as is known the pres ent Australian poll Is the first scientific nation wide measure ment of public sentiment on the state versus federal issue in Australia and it is clear from the results that majority opinion Is headed toward greater cen tralization field type ambulance ord Tractor WITH ERGUSON SYSTEM Australian Poll Last autumn six of largest newspapers joined together to sponsor continuous surveys of public opinion based on methods used by the American Gallup Poll The Australian poll has measured opinion on many matters vital to Australia and to the Pacific Powers The following suiwey whose results will come as a surprise to Australian political leaders indicates the extent to which the Australian people want centralization of government authority VERDI June 2 Mr and Mrs Henry Bryant and son Stanford left Saturday for Powers Lake to visit several weeks Recent visitors at Mrs Ella Allen were son of Sparks Miss Marie Jensen of Reno Robert Thomson and son Robert and granddaughter of Loy alton and their grandmother of Salt Lake City Mrs Dave McCol lum and son Jimmy Mrs Julia Anderson Mr and Mrs Milan Mil ler Mr and Mrs Allen Miller and children Brenda Jean Ellen and Donald all of Loyalton Calif Mr and Mrs Henry Malagrini of San rancisco are visiting at the home of Mrs par ents Mr and Mrs Andrew Gar della Miss Lois Holstrom of Quincy Calif is visiting her grandpar ents Mr and Mrs Hugh Hol strom Mrs Mabel Adams has return ed from Piedmont Calif where she visited her son Gordon Ad ams at the home of her brother George Lewis CHINESE HEADQUARTERS CHINESE GUERRILLA BANDS ABOLISH STATS governments! latest drives in China have one major goal They must knock Generalissimo Chiang Kai armies out of the war If that alm can be achieved new pathways of conquest will be opened to India and perhaps Russia If the Jap drives succed they will fi MOBILE BASE HOSPITALS HIGH IN MOUNTAINS OAHU (Special to The Nevada State Journal) MELBOURNE June 3 With Australia's decks cleared for war the majority of her people would favor taking the un precedented step of abolishing state governments Australian Public Opinion Polls an affiliate of the American Institute of Public Opinion will release tomorrow the results of a survey YOU GET THESE EATURES AT NO EXTRA COST erguson System of Hydraulic Controls Pneumatic Tires Self Starter Power Take Off Governor Battery and Generator Muffler 1 Oil ilter Adjustable Wheels (48 in to 76 in) Low Price! 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