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Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 2

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PAGE TWO NEVADA STATE JOURNAL' RENO NEVADA RIDAY NOVEMBER 15 1957 Appeal Is iled By Man Accused Of Drunk Driving Charles Viney who pitted his late model station wagon against a police squad car in an 80 mph chase last October 21 has appealed a municipal court drunken driving conviction Viney 27 of 1290 Haddock Drive pleaded guilty to reckless driving shortly after his arrest and was fined $100 But he staunchly be ing intoxicated at the time Rep resented by Attorney Samuel Bull he went on trial Tuesday afternoon before Judge Kirby Uns worth Judge Unsworth listened to witnesses called by Bull and by Assistant City Attorney Roy Torvinen then opined that Viney was guilty as charged and should pay a $250 fine and lose bis license for 30 days The decision was immediately appealed to district court Viney was required to post a $500 ap peal bond pending the hearing in the higher court BAR PLANS HALTED Plans for the construction of a bar at Sixth St and Valley Road have been cancelled the city council announced Monday night It was reported that Jo seph Bosetti who sought a bar license for this location had withdrawn his application in the face of strenuous opposition from the residents of the area Renoites ace Burglary Charge Two Reno men who looted a car parked on ourth St Tuesday night have been charged with first degree burglary Police identified the men as Howard Collett 46 of 427 Evans Ave and John Hollow 39 of 1325 ourth St They allegedly looted a car owned by John Christian Christian accompanied by Irma Johnson 717 Spokane St caught the men rummaging through papers that had been taken from the auto Collett was found by police as they searched the immediate neighborhood Hollow who hopped a city bus was found in the Sparks Contract Awardejd or Big Addition To Hotel in Las Vegas LAS VEGAS Nov 14' A low bid of $1080000 was sub mitted on the construction of 266 additional rooms for the Hacienda Hotel according to Richard Taylor manager The contract for the job will be awarded to Robert Johnson the low bidder with Taylor pre dicting that ground will be broken Monday for strip 'hotel addition designed to accommo date 500 additional guests Limited Parking On South Virginia St Recommended A letter to the city council from the Reno Traffic Safety Council requested that action be taken to make South Virginia a limited parking street Elmo Granata chairman of the safety council recom mended the East side of So Vir ginia be marked "no from California' Ave to Arroyo St from seven to nine am The West side would prohibit parking from four to six pm The city council referred the letter to a committee Egidio Belli Named of Urban Renewal Board Eg'idio Belli a local contrac tor has been named to fill a vacancy on the local urban re newal agency board it was an nounced by Mayor Len Harris Mr Belli takes the position on the five man board which was vacated by Ward Mr Was resigned following a be hind the scenes difference with other members of the commis sion The appointment of Mr Belli was confirmed by the city council on Monday' night VODKA ON THE ROCKS 80 100 Proof Distilled from grain Ste Pierre Smirnoff Is (Div of Heublein Hartford Cons Add a twist of lemon peel and you've got it made Be sure it's Smirnoff the Vodka of Vodkas POUg YOURSEL A jp mtrnofp Ar HI MW zB American Trend IB tit an Mono Group Takes Pari In Meet Top Sirloin Steak Milk Prices RYERS Are Set for Ely Vicinity ULLY DRAWN RESH COLORED BEE IDEAL OR ROTISSERIE AGED 79 lb ULL CUT SHANK PORTION BUTT PORTION TOP GRADE EASTERN NAME BRAND PORK ROAST 49 lb SLICED BACON BOLOGNA By The Piece lb lb 39 lb 9 OCT 79 1039 vPhillips WHO LE SALE RETAI SOLID MEAT Boneless Practically Waste ree Aged Beef A Real Buy MORRELL'S QUALITY ROUND STEAK SWISS STEAK CUBE STEAK RUMP ROAST WE DO NOT LIMIT QUANTITIES LEAN LOIN END AS CUT or the first time in history more than half a million pas sengers have been processed through the county owned Mc Carran Airport in a year ac cording to airport manager Rob ert Metten In the first 10 months of 1957 507338 persons have enplaned and deplaned from the four ma jor airlines serving Las Vegas Average monthly handle at the airport was 49713 with the rec ord high being set in August when 64528 used the air car riers Metten reported ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO STOCK PLENTY REE PARKING Robert Weethee of the Ne vada inance Company was elected president of the Reno Lenders Exchange at a lunch eon meeting Wednesday pre sided over by Martin Johnson Valley inance Company retir ing president of the group Elected to serve with the president were Arthur Sag meister of the Household i Members of the Reno Lenders Exchange held their annual luncheon meeting at Holiday Hotel Wednesday Robert Weethee was elected president succeeding Martin Johnson Pictured are (left to right) Denny Cramer Aetna inance Co Rod Eason Seabord inance Dell Larkin Beneficial inance Arthur Sagmeister Household inance and Martin Johnston Valley i nance (Jimmy Smith photo) PIGS EET Half Million Pass Through Airport at Vegas in One Year ENCE STOLEN Theft of 300 feet of chain link fence and 40 metal posts from a construction project on High way 40 east of Sparks re ported to deputies yes terday by the Isbell Construc tion Co 49' 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 By UNITED PRESS Minimum retail milk prices of 25 cents per quart went into effect in the Ely area Sunday the state dairy commission an nounced today Executive Secretary Clarence Cassady said prices would be the same both for store sales and home delivered milk He said because of the nearness of 'homes in the city to retail out lets the commission felt it would be penalizing the distrib utors if home delivery minimum prices were higher Cassady said minimum prices for store sales in Reno Las Ve gas and Elko were 22 cents for store sales and 26 cents per quart for home delivery Lovelock and Winnemucca other major cities in the western Nevada marketing area along with Reno had minimum prices ranging from one to two cents higher because of transporta tion involved in getting dairy products to those areas BACON Well Streaked With Lean lb 49e Productivity Increase Over 1947 (Percent) 27 72 133 144 162 187 211 255 261 BAIL IS SET George Glasper Jr 26 a lo cal hotel resident was ordered held in lieu of $1500 bail Tues day after he was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Wil liam Beemer for first degree burglary He prelimi nary hearing Sfi In Jamaica eggplant is called garden egg by the natives 'nance Company vice president and Dell Larkin Beneficial i nance secretary Rod Eason manager of Sea board inance Denny Cramer assistant manager Aetna i nance and Martin Johnson at tended the luncheon in addition to the new officers The Reno Lenders Exchange is composed of all of the consumer finance companies in the area licensed under the Nevada State Bank ing Department In addition to interchanging information the exchange seeks to provide com petent financial counseling to those who wish to avail them selves of the services of any members of the group ORDER YOUR THANKSGIVING TURKEY NOW ROM THE RESH MEAT CASE LEAN GROUND BEE BEE POT ROAST HONEYCOMB TRIPE RANKS 8 9 Transport Loaded With ive Autos Is Taken by Teenagers LAS VEGAS Nov 14 Two rideless hitchhikers decided to travel in style Wednesday evening They stole an auto transport with five new Mer curies but only got several miles out of Glendale before jacknifing and abandoning the trailer Jerry Johnson 17 of Denver was arrested by deputy Oscar Abbott while hitchhiking at Mormon Mesa The youth said he and Melvin Washington 18 of Worth Tex took the trailer at Glendale about 45 miles east of Las Vegas en route to Salt Lake City Three miles east of Glendale the vehicle stalled and the teenagers left it Washington is still sought on grand theft auto charges that were lodged against his com panion Robert Weethee Elected Reno Lenders Exchange President at local Meet BISHOP (Special) Inyo Mono Chamber of Commerce groups flew to San rancisco the first of this to testify at hearings of the California State Chamber of Commerce statewide committee on travel and recreation Most of the agenda dealt with problems directly affecting Inyo Mono Joseph Knowland pub lisher of the Oakland Tribune was chairman of the session The committee passed resolu tions to be presented to the state board of directors Nov 8 favoring: 1 Establishment of a or area of some 10000 acres more or less in the White Mountains for pro tection of Bristlecore Pines re ported to be oldest living things in the world 2 The re examination by Con gress and federal authorities of the need for full implementa tion of the "Operations Out program of the or est Service a 10 year program to rebuild and expand the pub lic recreation features of the national forest 3 Re examination by federal agencies responsible for map ping the national forests to clarify the use of and other motorized equipment within the forests Lengthy discussion was held on the subject "Should the In terstate Highway (ederal) System include roadside rests in Attending from Inyo Mono were representatives from both Inyo and Mono Chambers of Commerce Inyo Associates the Bishop Chapter of the Izaak Walton League and the Inyo National orest A large picture of a giant Bristlecone Pine tree was pre sented by Supervisor Joe Radel to the Region orest Service office for their use SLICES NICELY ree Parking in Saif Newest Parking Terrace for Guests of Hotel Temple Square Entrances on South Temple and West Temple Streets Wide oisles and roomy parking stalls Complete Phillips 66 automotive servicing Electric elevator stops at all parking levels RENO ROZEN OOD LOCKERS RYER CHICKEN LIVERS A DELICACY TEMPLE SQUARE PARKING TERRACE HOTEL TEMPLE SQUARE In the Heart of Downtown Salt lake City SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS Available Every Day It Worth While to BUY YOUR MEAT HERE! law gu HAM SHANK END CORNED BEE Ji fl SMALL SPARE RIBS Jj SHOULDER LAMB ROAST USDA GOOD BEE 4A 200 to 300 lbs lb A GOOD HIND QTRS COc 110 to 140 lbs lb A CHOICE HIND QTRS EQc 120 to 140 lbs lb HOG 07c 65 to 80 lbs 1b Vf CHITTERLINGS 2 59' RENO ROZEN OOD LOCKERS REE LOCAL DELIVERY TO YOUR REEZER 1264 SOUTH VIRGINIA PHONE A 2 5921 COOPI TURKEYS OVEN PREPARED 16 TO 20 LBS AVERAGE THESE BIRDS ARE SLIGHTLY IMPERECT DA INSPECTED IbiaJS Pay Raises lop Boosts In Output REE in Downtown YY SalfLoke City SPARE RIBS 39c INANCE COMPANY OICIALS V'' xJT mam 111 HAVE YOU TRIED A BUNDLE? THEY ARE VERY POPULAR EACH WEEK WE SELL MORE THEM THERE MUST BE A REASON Each one contains a total of 25 lbs or more of meats reezer wrapped in small packages and quick frozen YOU SAVE TIME AND MONEY Bundle No 1 $1 165 Bundle No 3 $1489 Bundle No 2 1 365 Bundle No 4 1 389 THE ITEMS CONTAINED IN THESE BUNDLES ARE LISTED AT OUR MARKET PHONE EL5 8311 LOCKER OXES The sum a worker gets for hour of labor is increasing more than twice as fast as the rate of his productivity during that hour according to a study of government statistics Extent that wages are climb ing ahead of outout per hour has been charted from Depart ment of Commerce figures by National Association of Manu statisticians The NAM study appears amidst current Capital Hill in vestigations as to the cause of rising prices One of the impor tant inquiry questions is wheth er pay increases are exceeding productivity gains and forcing prices up Covering the bulk of the economy the governmental re port studied by NAM shows the extent of the spread between pay ahd productivity gains The condition has hiked per unit la bor costs and many believe is the main lever that is forcing prices up The government report stat ed in part: productivity is a crucial element in the wage cost Drice elationship It represents the margin within wage in creases can be granted without increasing production costs or curtailing the amount available for other income In other words when wages go up faster than productivity production costs rise and natur ally prices go up to cover some of the increased production costs Inflation nf thi fvno hnrtc some groups however while! others whose wage payments increase faster than productiv ity gain an unfair advantage Steady climb of pay over pro ductivity during the 1948 56 pe riod is indicated below: Pay Per Hr increase Over 1947 (Percent) 88 122 185 290 363 433 481 536 614 Effort Being Made To Sell Bond Issue or Vegas Project LAS VEGAS Nov 14 County commission chairman! Harley Harmon reported today that Salt Lake City fiscal agent! Loren Gibbs has been in the east for the past week attempt ing to sell $4 million in county bonds earmarked for construc tion of a new courthouse I Harmon said the board of commissioners gave Gibbs a 60 day option in an attempt to dis pose of them promptly at the 5 I per cent interest rate limit set! by the state The sales method is the same one used to sell I about the same amount of bonds used to finance the convention hall and county wide recreation facilities TOP SIRLOIN ROAST GROUND BEE Lean and resh Bake a Loaf Serve Cold 4 98 1 a Mkt IHH MM rsrs wK rfSiW wia List on SMHBZ Im SiK Iv 29c Ate A mi io ib hr 33 131 1 1 BEE LIVER SLICED lb VEAl BONES ULLY TRIMMED A REAL BUY PRIME RIB ROAST 59' KING ROASTS VEAL STEAK 45' BLADE CUT STEAKS GALORE AT PRICES YOU CAN AORD BONE 79 SIRLOIN 59' RIB SWISS STEAK 65' NY CUT 89' I.

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