Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 28

A It NEVADA STATE JOURNAL RENO NEVADA PAGE TWENTY EIGHT SUNDAY JUNE 25 1950 I AO in WANTED! Twas downright Cowardly of Mash Nose to sneak I 3 I A ft BREWING A P4 4 DR MAURICE ALDEN Chiropractor 445 TENTH STREET Comar St SPARKS Phono Sparks 401 'Ample Parking Space WASHINGTON June 24 The House today unanimously ap proved a resolution establishing a special committee to investigate campaign expenditures of candi dates for the House the reason why every girl wants a genuine A rtcarved diamond ring made by and largest ringmaker Each ring Is set with fine dia "monds never before worn Registered and guaranteed for your protection See our collection today Style 215 CORDOVA Last White Buck and Brown Calf English CustomHtel 41895 LOS ANGELES June 24 Regents of the University of Cali fornia voted today to dismiss 157 university employes both faculty iand non faculty members for re fusing to sign statements affirm ing they were not Communists The vote came after three hours of debate on a proposal by Dr Robert Gordon Sproul that 157 university employes be dismissed of 244 cases considered by an in vestigating committee headed by the university president The recommendation also called for 73 persons to be retained de spite refusal to sign a non Communist affirmation while six others be dropped for lack of a favorable recommendation Qn that portion of the report the regents took no action putting it over until its next meeting July 21 Candidacy Slated By Marcantonio NEW YORK June 24 (IP) Rep Vito Marcantonio American Labor Party and frequent supporter of Communist objectives announced today that he would seek another term against a Democratic Repub lican Liberal party coalition aimed at ousting him from Congress He now is serving his seventh term from the polygot 18th dis trict comprised largely of the East Harlem slums The coalition candidate is James Donovan a Demqprat TT LITTLE ITALY INE OODS Open 11 AM to II PM 1229 East 4th St REE PARKING! i nsa MT DImwM rtoa J175 frWrt Mew MUta Beloved by brides A for 100 years George Craig writing la the current issue of the American Le Magazine': proposed two methods of wiping out what he called the "well organized machine of Communist legal goons now operating in every section the United They were: 1 "Aggressive action" by local bar associations to oust any law yers "who deliberately try to dis credit the American system of jus tice" 2 Establishment of a commit tee 6f attorneys in each of the Le 18000 posts to give advice and protection to persons "threat ened by Craig himself a lawyer' in Bra zil Ind' claimed that threats of bodily violence are 'outdated A of using physical as saults the party therefore is now resorting to somethingmore sin ister legal beatings up as a means of intimidating anti Com he said The Legion commander said these "legal beatings generally take the form of threatened dam age suits "to scare off opposition to the The Communist party makes special drive to enroll lawyers "in preference to any other group Craig said' i insiders say that more than 5000 of the 55000 dues paying members are lawyers In addition i the party can also count on the help of thousands of fellow travelling he as serted Craig said this Communist steamroller" is used to Communist spies and conspirators escape punishment for their ad mitted AT 2 EVADA The Elko Independent com menting on the recent article in Life Magazine about gambling and rackets came up with the following appraisal last week: of gambling in the United States pub lished last week treated Nevada much more kindly than I had ex pected In fact(the magazine' com plimented Nevada on the way we handle gambling in this state by making itlegal and taxing it heavily to support state govern ment and our school systems Life saw only one weakness in the Ne vada gambling setup one which probably every person with money invested in Nevada gambling paladiums has thought of many times and that is the possibilities involved in legalizing of gambling by other states mostly California If the bulk of gambling tourists no longer needed to leave their home states and come to Ne vada to gamble both Life and Ne vada gamblers are aware of what would happen to the industry in this state gambling was legalized in very state there would probably be a lot less gambling in the coun try as a whole Many of the peo ple who come to Nevada gamble because it is something which they have been prohibited from doing at home and the thrill of risking their money on a legal game of chance is something new and fas cinating to them If the wheels of chance the dice and the cards were in front of them every day On a state level it is expected that Gov Vail Pittman will file his declaration with the secretary of state when he gets back from the conference There have been no announcements dur ing the week of other guberna torial candidates on either ticket but anything can happen before July 17 Plenty of rumors are afloat but they are about as au thentic as the weather outlook of the last few days Sen Pat McCarran will be in Las Vegas for the ourth of July celebration a probably will come to Reno for a few days be fore returning to Washington if Congress still is in session Hands Off Attitude To Be Adopted By Governor WASHINGTON June 24 Most supporters of Richard Nixon GOP Senate nominee were disappointed today at Gov Earl attitude toward his campaign But only a few actually were surprised Warren said at the governors conference Jn Wh i Sulphur Springs Va that he will not campaign with Nixon He ducked when asked if he will endorse him Both Nixon and his Democratic Rep Helen Gahagan Douglas has "no comment" on statements Mrs Doug las smiled when she said it One California Republican went so far as to say state ments were stupidest made since he said in 1948 at Phil adelphia that the 80th Congress' made some tragic Another recalled that Gov rank LausChe of Ohio a Demo crat said he decided who he would vote for in his Senate race between Sen Robert A Taft and Democratic State Auditor Joseph 'erguson he said state ment was worse Lausche at least said both Ohio candidates were good No one thought there was the slightest doubt as to which way Warren would mark his own bal lot Some Republicans point to the fact that Sen William Knowland Cal who came to the Senate as a Warren appointee has announced he will campaign for Nixon Warren always has conducted campaign One Re publican said his involvement in the Senate race might lead all other state GOP candidates to so licit help supporters here vary in their estimate of what stand may mean to their candi date None yet regards it as the difference between victory and de feat But those who are inclined to view it bitterly feel that as one put it "he let us down when there was a chance to Coast Legislature Controlled by GOP SACRAMENTO June 24 next governor wheth er Democrat or al most surely will have to work with a Republican legislature next year an analysis of primary election re turns showed today The returns showed that Repub licans will control the state senate no matter what happens in No vember Eleven Republicans have terms running for two more years and 10 others won both nomina tions in the primaryx The total of 21 is an absolute ma jority of the 40 seats in the senate Republi cans expect to pick up more seats in the six contests to be decided in November A Democrats could take control of the assembly but they would have to win 15 of the 20 general election contests to get a majority of one GOES TO MISSOURI BALTIMORE Md June 24 (UR) President Truman took off from the new riendship International Airport for Kansas City at 12:05 pm EDT today rom Kansas City he will go to Independence Mo WILLYS TOPS THEM ALL! In QUALITY! ECONOMY! PRICE! Powered by Most Efficient 7 Hurricane Engine 7 HAL TON PICKUP 1 Wheel Base ONLY $149500 Complete Line 2 and 4 Wheel Drive Cars and Trucks TOVREA EQUIPMENT CO 545 EAST OURTH St PHONE 23451 many people who gamble now would soon lose interest in the games of chance "One thing that the Life article did disclose and that ls the tie up between Nevada gam Ming in Reno and Las Vegas for the most part and the big time gambling bosses of the country It seems to me that if we are going to try to keep gambling Rose clean we are going to have to guard against making thls state a haven of refuge for all the big time operators hr the United States most of whom are looked upon as criminals irf their owm bailiwicks "It is one thing to have legal gambling supervised and taxed by the stitfe and kept on a strictly up and up' basis and another thing to be looked upon by 47 other states as a place where all the big shotcriminals and racket eers can hide out until the heat is off in their own states a big shot gambler from somd other state where gambling is il legal wants to come to Nevada and set up sin the gambling busi ness okey just so long as he is clean insofar as other rackets are concerned the policy our state administration is' attempting to follow and so far they have done a good job of keeping Nevada fairly clean But' it takes con stant vigilance and men who know the problem involved and have the integrity to deal with LET IT GET HOT YOU CAN KEEP KOOL with a an rom 10 Off Elec Appliances 323 West Reno In Washoe icotfnty prospective candidates for county commis sioner are awaiting action by the supreme court in a suit designed to clarify the law respecting the election of commissioners In the event the supreme court upholds the contention of the at torney office that Wa shoe two district sys tem is illegal it is expected that a serious effort will be made to divide the county into three com missioner districts provided by law That takes a petition signed by about 5000 registered voters If that is not done then the com missioners will be elected at large It is expected that Grant Bowen assistant district attorney will enter the race for the Republican nomination for district attorney in the event that Harold Taber district attorney decides to seek a place on the district bench Bowen has been in the officefor several years I HI randsen (Bud) Loomis state senator filed for reelection dur ing the week a Republican and reports have been current that A airchild former Repub lican state chairman and former member of the assembly may seek the nomination The Democrats have no entry so buj Ben Maffi Democratic county chair man is trying to find one i It is also expected that the Re publicans in the Reno district will have enough entries in the pri mary to guarantee a lively race for the six places on the general election ticket The Democrats will have at least six candidates in the field and maybe more depend ing on the outlook next week Present county officials such as sheriff treasurer auditor clerk assessor and surveyor seem to be satisfactory io all concerned and the incumbents may have no op position at all happened in the past There may be a contest for public administrator as it is that some attorneys think the incumbent James Carter op erates too fast in handling cases no salary attached to that office but there are fees judicial contests are centered on the third judgeship so far and may remain there Judge A Maestretti is seeking reelec tion Judge William McKnight who has been on vacation has said nothing or the third place to be filled for the first time this year Miss elice Cohn and Judge Edwards are the contenders so fari If Taber files that will mean an elimination contest in the primary election with the two leading candidates going into the general election The office is'non partisan Montello Linked To Passport Ring SAN RANCISCO June 24 (IB Assistant Eiistrict Attorney Edgar Bonsall said today that grand jury indictments are beiqg readied in the case of the forged Chinese birth certificates broken yesterday in a Montgomery St raid Bonsall said that 'a raid on the office on the fringe of San "ran Chinatown produced a type writer on which counterfeit birth certificates for alien Chinese al legedly were prepared and a Chi nese listing the names which were used Agents of the immigration service charged that the fake birth certificate and passport ring operated between San rancisco ana Montello Nev 157 TEACHERS ACE OUSTER HIMMT OLITICS i By THE OBSERVER WARREN STAND IN GOP RACE HURTS NIXON ipoaiest6 thirsty people stranded on the range with not a cold beer then high time for a necktie party HHIZ BRO Inc JEWELERS fr DIAMOND MERCHANTS "TheHousa cf True Values" A Established 1 885 237 North Virginia St Phone 2 7841 Legion Charges Lawyers Spearhead Communists Smear ear Campaign ASHINGTON Jung 24 (IB More than 5000 lawyers are spear heading the Communist "smear and fear" campaign the national commander of the Ameri can Legion asserted today Your BEWARD is always amplo in coot refreshing SIERRA 8EER ''On July 17 the barrier oes up for the primary election the final day for candidates to line up at the office on the secretary of office fill out their entry blanks and plunk down the filing fee Entries so far on both tracks ex ceed the usual number been one entry scratched in the Republican senatorial field an there have been several tentative announcements that may not ma terialize when the handicappers get through LABOR NAMES 7 TOP OES TAMIMENT Psi Juno 24 The American ederation of Labor will concentrate its efforts on de feating seven Republican senator ial candidates in the November elections The targets of the ALwill be Sens Robert A Taft orrest Donnell Md Eugene Milli ken Colo: Homer Capehart Ind Bourke Hickenlooper la Alexander Wiley Wis all of whom seek reelection and Rep fancis Case D' who has won his party's nomination for senator in the November election The congressmen were named by Joseph Keenan director of the AL Labor League for 'Political Education' at a session of the 16th annual Conference of the' Tami ment Social and Economic Insti tute Keenan said A will con duct effective campaigns in one of the 48 Campaign Costs To Be Studied TRUMAN PLANS PRIMARY VOTE WASHINGTON June 24 (tB i President Truman said that he will vote in Democratic primary In reply to a news conference question the President said it is the duty of every citizen to vote in primaries and general elections Asked whether he will go to Mis souri to vote or will cast an' ab sentee ballot Mr Truman said that would depend on the Con gressional situation Mr Truman predicted that State Sen Emery Allison of Rolla will win the Democratic sen atorial nomination in the Missouri primary Aug 1 Chief opposition to Allison is former Rep Thomas Hennings Jr of St Louis The President said his confi dence that Allisqn win was bolstered by excellent political meetings at St Loyis Mexico and Columbia held while Mr Truman was in Missouri the last time Asked about his intention to 'campaign in various 'states for Democratic candidates in the gen eral election Mr Truman said he had made no plans as yet He said such plans will be made through the Democratic national committee 1 Asked if he expected to do'a lot of traveling between now and No vember the President replied that he hoped so 5 He said that he liked that of travling He added with a smile that he liked it par ticularly when it was non political Bo wron Opposes New A Budget LOS ANGELES June 24 The city council adopted today a trimmed down $102451139 muni cipal budget over the objections of Mayorleicher Bowron Chairman John Cz Holland of the finance committee said the tax rate increase resulting from the new budget could not be determined immediately but pre dicted a boost of at least 15 to 17 cents per $100 assessed valuation If a proposed $13600000 bond i issue for new police and health buildings i is voted the increase might be as high as 20 cents he said Among the inest Sports Shoes! 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