Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 18

Nevada State Journal Saturday October 3 1964 Chief Answers Criticism To Enforcement of Curfew curfew law isn't go ing to stop a juvenile from stealing a car if he's got ear theft on his mind" said Rent) Police Chief Elmer Briscoe yesterday The chief made his com ment in answer to criticism by the local TA Council that the 10 pm curfew law for youngsters under 18 is not properly enforced "Curfew laws give police the right 1o question a juve nile on the streets late at night" Chief Briscoe said "They aren't enacted for the sake of arresting every youth seen out after the To stringently enforce the curfew would mean the "ar rest of a boy or girl who goes to most any high school dance" said the chief "It would prevent youngsters from seeing a night time high school basketball or football game and from stopping for a Coke on the way The juvenile problem in this town is very minor Chief Briscoe asserted He esti mated that probably less than one per cent of the area's youth could be classi fied as delinquent "Considering this is a 24 hour town we have far less juvenile crime than might be said the chief Only seven per cent of the crimes committed in this area can be attributed to the age bracket The curfew is a preventa tive weapon Without it youngsters could roam the city streets at any hour Po lice would have no recourse for action against trouble makers until they got into trouble said the chief "But to say it should be en forced to the letter is an un realistic he said Even if this kind of enforce ment were feasible it would hardly stop a youth from stealing a car or robbing a gas station anyway said Chief Briscoe The Reno chief of police answered criticism of the po lice departments relationship with juvenile probation offi cers saying "We have a splendid relationship with the juvenile court and officials Our department works close ly with he said Referring to the TA Council's charges the chief said people representing causes such as this feel they are doing the right thing but as in this case sometimes dig up all the 1 vs RSrLNMMflft Preliminary plans for a bi state multi com munity observance to mark the opening early next month of the last segment of Interstate 80 all the way over Donner Summit were discussed at a meeting this week in Harolds Club On hand for the session were: (stand ing from left) Dick Bollin of Donner Truckee Chamber of Commerce Robert Lee of Crystal Bay Development Co Thomas Wilson chairman of the Nevada Centennial Commission Grant A Robbins Nevada Cen tennial Commission Lee rankovich of the Sparks Nugget Blair Geddes of the California Division of Highways Manager Jud Allen of the Reno Chamber of Commerce Reno Chamber President Robert McAdam and Roy Powers Harolds Club Seated (from left) were Jack Marquette president of the Donner Truckee Chamber of Commerce Ivan Tofft of the Donner Truckee Chamber President Ray Carlisle of Placer County Chamber of Commerce Placer Chamber Manager Edward Brotherhood Bill Downing of the Nevada Centennial Com mission Capt Richard Langner of the California Highway Patrol and Don Terrell of the Reno Chamber of Commerce Celebration Planned or Highway Opening Two party System Stressed HAWTHORNE Lt Gov Paul Laxalt in his bid for sup port of the cow counties for election to the US Senate yes terday stressed the importance 7 of the two party system Laxalt the Republican choice Io unseat Democrat Sen How ard Cannon also observed "The fact that I carried Miner al County 1wo years ago (when elected lieutenant governor) was considered by pollsters to be a political The Republican candidate planned to speak in Tonopah today and was scheduled Io open his campaign in Clark County with an address before the Las Vegas Service League tonight Dedication Of New Park i This Afternoon Reno's newest addition 1o its family recreation picture will be dedicated at 3 pm' today The land mass offered to 1he city by Roger Teglia is called Paradise Park The public is invited to the dedication ceremony at which Mayor Hugh Quilici will ac cept the park on behalf of the city from Teglia The invitation includes the offer to fish in the park pond The program will begin with the invocation by Rev Vernon Hotter pastor of 1he Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd Col Tom Miller chairman of fhe Reno Parks and Horticultur al Commission will be master of ceremonies There will be brief remarks from figures of city and Washoe County government: Chet Chris tensen mayor of Sparks '(Specs) McKenzie chairman of the board of county commis sioners John Sala chairman I of the Reno Parks and Recrea tion Commission Bruce Clogs ton park suerinptendent and Rocco Spina director of recrea tion Best access to the ceremony is to go north on El Rancho Drive from Prater Way The ceremony will be held at the building in the center of the park Democratic Rally Today A Democratic suburban rally rolling through settlements north of Reno will be held this morning Harold Chisholm an nounced the rally yesterday and set the starting lime for 9:35 am at South Virginia and Pueb lo streets Sen Howard Cannon will be in the multi stop caravan as will Democratic candidates for county offices Rep Walter Baring is in Washington DC where Congress still is in ses sion but will have a represen tative in the caravan rally his sister the Rev Marjorie Bar ing said The rallying Democrats are scheduled to arrive in Panther Valley at 9:55 am for a ses sion at the Panther Valley Vol unteer ire Department build ing The next caravan slop will be at the store at Black Springs at 10 :45 am An hour later the Democrats I will set up political shop at the land sales office at Lemmon Valley Last stop on the campaign caravan will be Sun Valley There after 12:30 pm at the Valley Market candidates will close the rally Meeting Monday in 1he Cham ber of Commerce hospitality center will be a "shirt sleeve working Io map plans for a bi state multi com munity celebration marking opening of four lane divided In terstate 80 all the way over Donner Summit The final construction phase early in November will mark the culmination of a long time dream of General Manager A recommendation that the contract for construction of a Reno and Sparks sewage treat ment plant be awarded Nomel lini Construction Company was made by 1he Reno Sparks Co ordinating Committee yester day Nomcllini was lowest bidder for the construction work but due 1o a technicality in the fil ing of bids the bid was passed over by the com mittee previously in favor of Stolte Construction second lowest bid meeting at the Sparks City Hall was called to hear reasons irregularities in the Nomcllini bid should be waived on the basis of the ability to fill the contract Eight members of the nine member coordinating commit tee were present including Com mittee Chairman Blodg ett retired dean of the School of Engineering University of Nevada The commitlee had recommended on Sept 25 the contract be awarded to Stolte Company The reason given for the ear lier recommendation was the failure of the Nomellini Com pany 1o file a document in ac cordance with a presidential de cree that there must be no dis crimination in hiring practices "Although the company has Raymond I Smith of Harolds Club who sponsored outdoor ad vertising along the present an tiquated US Highway 40 urg ing motorists to write their con gressman to This our The new highway link ing western Nevada and north ern California will replace old Route 40 on which traffic often moves at a snail's pace behind large traclor trailer rigs labor ing over the summit with their complied with this regulation in its other contracts 1he techni cality of filing was said Sparks city manager Da vid Henry Both the Nomellini Company and the Stolte Company were represented at the meeting A decision to recommend the Nomellini lowest bid 1o both city councils providing the ir regularities are corrected was favored unanimously by the co ordinating committee The recommendation will be taken before the Sparks coun cil this morning at 8 and before the Reno City Coun cil Monday at 3 pm If ap proved work must start within 10 days of the contract signing The committee in making its recommendation deleted lhe landscaping and sprinkler sys tem at the site across the Truckee River from the Vista Airport east of Sparks heavy freight loads Plans for the Monday session wore formulated at a meeting of representatives of Placer County Chamber of Commerce Donner Truckee Chamber of Com merce Division of Highways the California High way Patrol and 1he Reno Chamber of Commerce Other committees were named during the session to study various events which might be scheduled to com memorate the realization of this highway dream "made possi ble by the biggest state in 1he nation our sister state to the west" according 1o President Robert McAdam of the Reno Chamber Although final plans have nol yet been drafted the most com monly mentioned date for 1he festivities was early November Serving on the shirt sleeve committee in addition to Mc Adam will be Jud Allen Roy Powers Thomas Wilson and Lee rankovich of the Reno chamber President Jack Mar quette of the Donner Truckee chamber and President Ray Carlisle and Manager Edward Brotherhood of the Placer County chamber Also attending the dinner meeting were Grant A Robbins and Bill Downing of the Nevada Centennial Commission Ivan Tofft and Dick Bollin of Donner Eake Truckee chamber Captain Richard Langer of the Cali fornia Highway Patrol Robert Lee of the Crystal Bay De velopment Co Blair Geddes of the California Division of High ways and Don Terrell of chamber Learn to SQUARE DANCE SQUARE DANCE LESSONS TO BE GIVEN STARTING OCTOBER 5 1964 7:30 PM i rr onol awapw MahJhu fll Ht LIBBY BOOTH SCHOOL Stewart and Yori St Instructor: rank Ingrain or further information call 322 2267 ar 323 4946 THl xZf Ko jv 1 zjl piiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiw IIKL i I I I I I Nomellini avored or Plant Project a I ill Traffic experts attended the Traf fic Safety Conference riday at the Sparks Nugget Here exhibiting an award for the Winnemucca vehicle safety check are from left Bill vehicle safety check chair man William oulis 'executive director of the Highway Safety Commit tee Washington and Walter Luns ford regional director automobile industries highway safety committee (Journal Photo) Governor Suggests Law or Youth Driver Course There should be a law pro he has successfully completed a hibiting a 16 year old from ob driver education course Gov taining a driver license unless Grant Sawyer said yesterday Tour Scheduled To Sell Nevada The Carson City Bureau Gov Grant Sawyer and about 30 state business and government leaders will make a three week tour of Europe next month on a tourist and trade mission to Nevada Sens Alan Bible and Howard Cannon also will make the European trip the office said Cannon is challenged by Nevada Lt Gov Paul Laxalt in the Nov 3 general election Sawyer emphasized each person on the trip will pav his own expenses and that no state money will be involved in the visits to the nine cities and six countries in the IS day mission Nine of the 30 scheduled to accompany Sawyer are from the legal Cannon Attacks Birchers The very soul of the US is under attack by the John Birch Society and other extremist groups which constitute men ace that afflicts our country from Sen Howard Cannon told the Washoe County Ministerial Association yester day Declaring that "extreme rightists like the extreme left ists run counter to the Ameri can Cannon said "I have no doubt that the soil of our state is alien land for the growth of the poison flower of Cannon said: "Tactics of the Birchers include telephone ter rorization organized heckling abuse by the printed and spo ken word and shockingly irre sponsible charges totally untrue and of course undocumented "And one of the greatest dan gers of these Cannon told the clergymen that many of them spread their doc trines of hatred fear and sus picion and attempt to turn American against American in the name of God and Christian Hitting other campaign is sues Cannon: that the "thinking people of Nevada want no part in erecting around the borders of this state a sagebrush cur tain of isolationism that would nullify 100 years of he would continue to support legislation to reduce un employment and "open 1he doors tonet job These include he said the Manpower Development and Training Act Area Redevelopment Act and Vocational Education Act that the United Stales has filled gaps in non nuclear forces "so we are no longer in a position where the only alternatives are retreat or general nuclear war" our Injured In Accident A bus auto collision late Thursday night left four people with minor injuries The acci dent involving a Greyhound bus carrying 26 passengers oc curred in a highway construc tion zone four miles west of Reno Injured bus passengers Anna Richards 62 Long Beach Calif and John Strickland 23 of 920 Sixth St Reno were treated and released from Washoe Medical Center William Evarts 48 Oakland Calif owner and a passenger in the car was reported in sat isfactory condition in the hos pital last night Matt Davis 29 also of Oak land driver of the car was treated and released from the Washoe Center He was booked by Washoe County dep uties on a charge of reckless driving He was later released on bail of $250 The bus driver Leonard Gamble 35 Sacramento was uninjured office reports indi cated the eastbound car left 212 feet of skid marks in the construction zone veered across a double yellow line and struck the front of the west bound bus ire Calls ire fighters in the Reno Sparks Carson City area responded to the fol lowing fire alarms during the 24 hour period ending at 10 o'clock last night: RENO 11:57 am 311 Denslow Drive lint on top of wall furnace smouldering no damage pm West Plumb and Joe lanes grass fire no damage caused by cigaret pm Mount Rose and South Virginia streets car fire caused by short in radio wires damage to wires SPARKS am 241 North St Black Springs oarage and contents $3000 am 17th Street and razer Avenue gas line on auto leaking no fire pm Hoge Road and Highway 395 north grass and brush one and one fourth acres started by man welding 5:34 pm 2890 Gross Lane illegal burning no damage CARSON CITY 8:24 am Ninth and Stewart streets telephone pole 6:31 pm Carson Airport smoke scare behind airport in brush 6:52 pm Stewart Indian School bonfire mistaken for house fire ized gambling industry Also scheduled to make the trip are the mayors of Reno Sparks and Carson City and a city commissioner from Las Vegas The group is scheduled to leave Nevada Nov 4 for a one day stay in New York before leaving for London The gover nor and his entourage are scheduled to return home Nov 15 Visitors from abroad are ex pected to spend $375 million in the United States this year Sawyer said The mission is designed to win Nevada its share of this business and ac quaint industrialists with the advantages The Nevadans will host travel agents representatives of travel carriers officials of the US Travel Service local govern ment leaders and the news me dia in each of the nine cities The governor will present silver dollars mounted in blue plastic Nevada shaped paper weights to ranking guests and will commission selected offi cials as generals in the battle born battalion of the Nevada volunteers of the silver state Members of the delegation will also visit selected manu facturers and exporter importers to tell them about in dustrial and warehousing po tential Those scheduled to go are: Jud Allen manager of the Reno Chamber of Commerce Sparks Mayor Chet Christen sen Ed Ginsburg Of Home ur niture of Reno Harvey Gross owner of the Wagon Wheel at Stateline Earl Hoge and Roy Powers of Harolds Club Reno Mayor Hugo Quilici Wen dell Reich president of Ne vada Air Products Co in Reno Paul Richards Reno at torney Bob Ring of Club in Reno Carson City Mayor Robertson Phil Roventini of State Motors in Carson City and Bill Stead of Spanish Springs Valley Those going from Southern Nevada art: Sam A Boyd managing di rector of the Mint in Las Ve gas Al Bramlet business rep resentative of the Culinary Workers Union in Las Vegas Sam Cohen of Cohen Salvage of Pittman Robert ielding president of irst Western i nancial Corporation in Las Vegas Jack Gaughan of the El Cor tez Hotel in Las Vegas Dee Goodman president of the Rivi era Hotel Las Vegas Charles Horsey Jr of Nevada Savings and Loan Association in Las Vegas Desmond Kelly man ager of the Las Vegas Conven tion Bureau Morris Lansburg president of the lamingo in Las Vegas Las Vegas city commissioner Harry Levy Louie of Las Vegas Jerry Mack of the re mont Hotel in Las Vegas rank Sala of Las Vegas William Sellman of Las Vegas Parry Thomas president of the Bank of Las Vegas Ga briel Vogliotti of the Nevada Resort Association in Las Ve gas and Harold Wandesforde of Pioneer Title Insurance Co in Las Vegas Travel agents include Vernon Durkee Jr of Reno and Ray Culley of TWA and George Mounton Of Bonanza Airlines both of Las Vegas He said such a law would bi contingent upon the Nevada approval of funds to finance driver taining in ev ery high school He also said he would ask the 1965 session to create a law enabling every high school to have such a pro gram a provision for driver education is passed a law sim ilar 1o governing young drivers would serve as an incentive for enrolling in such a driver education he told a luncheon audience at the sixth annual Governor's Traffic Safety Conference in Sparks law states a driv er may obtain a license at age 16 if he has passed an accred ited driver eduction course Otherwise he cannot obtain a driver license until age Sawyer also said he will ask the legislature to hire more high way patrolmen in hopes of hold ing down the traffic toll He said the request would be in addition to the number of offi cers necessary to bring the cur rent 63 member patrol to a 40 hour work week He said he also intends to start a state wide coordinating committee to allow "clear chan nels of communication among those in traffic safety and to eliminate any duplications of ef He said 1he agency would consist of officials charged with administering various phases ot traffic safety as well as citizen support groups Three Apply To Invest In Palace Journal Carson City Bureau Three Nevada gamblers have applied to 1he State Gaming Commission to invest $65000 for 13 per cent of the Palace Club in Reno Samuel D'Andrea and Louie Garfinkle would each pay $25000 for five per cent apiece Lawrence Russo would invest $15000 for three per cent The Palace one of Reno's oldest casinos has been op erated since last May by Silvio and John Petricciani Sam and Clorinda Delich and Marietta Carli In a second application or est Killius and Nicholas Don tos both of Las Vegas have asked permission to invest $7500 each in return for a five per cent share of the business at the Pussycat A Go Go a new casino on the Strip 4 3 ITEM ITEM ft Rana Nev 13 ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM 9 10 11 12 1 2 6 7 sq ft Reno Nev the state Highway Right of Way: RESIDENCE frame 628 sq fl 5 room GARAGE frame 3 car wstorage 660 sq ft Location: 548 West 7th St Reno Nev (Parcel 226) RESIDENCE frame 1 'i story 6 room SHED wood 396 sq ft Location: 679 Nevada St Rena Nev (Parcel 237) RESIDENCE frame 1 Vi story 646 ft Location: 683 Nevada St Reno Nev (Parcel 236) RESIDENCE frame 964 sq ft GARAGE concrete block 1 car 270 sq ft location: 412 Maple St Reno Nev (Parcel 234) ENCING asst'd (Included is approx 170 Un chain link) location: On above properties RESIDENCE frame 2 story 1229 sq ft GARAGE frame 1 car 216 location: 808 Arlington (Parcel 2051) RESIDENCE frame 926 sq SHED frame 187 sq ft Location: 727 West Street (Parcel 2071) RESIDENCE frame 1 Vi story 8 room SHED tool 80 sq ft Location: 305 Maple St Reno Nev (Parcel 243) information a nd or the terms end conditions of sale 44 or 882 7556 NOTICE PUBLIC AUCTION SALE 19 65 A public auction will be conducted by the State of Nevada Depart ment of Highways on Wednesday October 7 1964 at 2:00 pm PDT at 412 Maple Street Reno Nevada for the sale of improvements to be removed from ITEM ITEM or further Call JNWI CAT W'JA) Inspection may be made on October 5 and 6 1964 from 1:30 pm until 3:30 pm PDT and from 1:00 pm until time of sale on October 7' 'Persons found on property other than above will bo subject to prosecution for trespassing ATTENTION Square Dancers! We Hove Square Dancing Shoes Dresses Petti Coats WESTERN WEAR SADDLERY 645 SOUTH WELLS AVENUE "Pwfdng To The Deer".