Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 25

SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 10 1950 WASHOE COUNTY VOTERS I Greatly Appreciate Your Splendid Support in the Primary Election for District Attorney i GRANT BOWEN (Poi Advr 16 reedom Drive Chairmen Chosen Sixteen of the 17 county chairmen in Nevada have been named for the Crusade for reedom campaign and Churchill chairman will be named Monday to complete the statewide organization The first service club to endorse the Crusade for reedom nationally was the 20 30 club Concluding their convention at the Mapes Hotel in Reno with a luncheon yesterday afternoon this organization adopted a resolution the last paragraph of which reads: "Be it therefore resolved that the members of 20 30 International in convention here assembled assort their cooperation with the Crusades for reedom in order that all people may enjoy the dignity of the individual and the right of free dom and the privilege of resisting aggression and tjranny wherever they may The county chairmen thus far named are: Washoe Harvey Sewell Clark Paul Hammel Elko William bVright White Pine Charles TJmith Humbolt Ed Dyer Lin coln Sam Arentz Pershing Charles Jones Lander red Bal dini and Walter Collins co chair men Nye Esmeralda John Leary and William Crowell co chairmen Mineral rank Gra ham Ormsby Paul Laxalt and Miller co chairmen Lyon Pete abri Eureka red Gebo Douglas Art Suverkrup Storey Hugh Gallagher The mayors of all incorporated cities in the state have been made honorary city chairmen of the cam paaign Las Vegas In Las Vegas yesterday at a luncheon in the Trophy Room of the Last rontier there were 27 civic leaders present It was an nounced that the southern office of the campaign would be set up in the office of Paul Hammel Clark county chairmen and Jor dan Crouch state chairman ar ranged for the personnel of the office The treasurer of the south ern Nevada area is Harry Manette vice president of the irst Na akional Bank of Nevada and theLas Vegas branch of 'that bank was made depository for the funds collected in that area Among those at the luncheon in Las Vegas was Mrs A Black man state chairman of the Wo ederated Clubs who promised full cooperation on the part of the women of Nevada in this Crusade for reedom The meeting was arranged by McQuilkin managing director of the Las Vegas Chamber of Com merce and brought civic church veteran and labor leaders to gether in a common effort to aid in the defeat of a common foe In Elko The same enthusiasm was mani fested in Elko and Humbolt coun ties In the temporary absence of William Wright Elko county chairman Al Manhan president of the Elko Chamber of Commerce and city chairman of the Crusade for reedom promised a full slate of workers and named as the city committee the school superintend ents the presidents of the 19 women's organizations and the 13 jgnen's organizations in the cityjyooperation was pledged by the press and radio in the eastern Ne vada metropolis and the sur rounding area will be completely covered upon the return of Wil liam Wright to the city In Winnemucca Ed Dyer well known Humboldt County lumber dealer is the county chairman of Humboldt County He has named the presidents of all ser vice clubs the managers of the three leading hotels the two Pro testant and one Catholic pastors in Winnemucca and District Judge Brown on the city committee with the mayor of Winnemucca Harry Backus Stewart has been named rural chairman for Humboldt County He is a rancher in Paradise Valley Lander County Ray oote is the honorary chair man of Lander County red Bal dini in Battle Mountain and Wal ter Collins postmaster at Austin will art as co chairman rank Za dow president of the Lions Club will head the workers at Austin In Copper Canyon Mrs Elmer Snell president of the PTA there will head the drive for sighatures on the reedom Scroll and Ralph Hay den president of the Lions Club of Battle Mountain will take an ac rive part in the rural drive forMarries Uhrland and Buster TKing superintendent of the gram mar and high schools respectively will handle the schools in Battle Mountain and the areas adjacent to the community In Reno Morgan Angiim city chairman for Reno has named as head of the organizations in this areared Miller of the American Le gion and at the same time has an nounced that a committee of three members of labor organizations will be named Monday to conduct the campaign among the unions in Reno and vicinity In Sparks Joe Sbragia has on his general committee at the mo ment Lester Zahniser Slim AUTO AND BEER ARE ABANDONED i Odd Circumstances Investigated Police were yesterday investigat ing the abandonment of an auto mobile and a case of beer in Idle wild Park The car carrying a California license plate over which a Michigan plate had been hurriedly tacked was discovered in the park riday afternoon Papers in the vehicle named residents of Arkansas of ficers said The vehicle was con siderably damaged on the left front and had a flat tire Park attendants told authorities that two young men had fled from the park on foot early the same morning leaving a case of beer be hind them The case with only two cans of brew missing was aban doned in shrubbery not far from the vehicle Officers were checking both the car and the beer to see if they might be classed as stolen property Tanks Still Leak Despite Coolness In spite of the coolish weather firemen were called out again yes terday to take care of an automo bile leaking gasoline The leaker on Second St near Center was given the usual mop up treatment at 12 :28 pm ire men siphdned some excess gas from the vehicle tank and sluiced the spilled fuel into a drain Moran Mrs Winfield Ronke Mrs Eva Oram and Bob Sullivan Supplies Needed The drive for signatures on the reedom Scrolls is being held up by lack of supplies which are now en route from the east The South Virginia Street branch of the irst National Bank has been made the depository for the funds collected in northern Nevada The commit tee chairmen all over the state working under the county chair men have notified state headquar ters that everything will be in readiness for the drive to start simultaneously in each county in the state when the supplies ar rive Governor Vail Pittman has indi cated that he will proclaim "Cru sade for reedom through out Nevada when the organization in each county has been perfected and the actual drive for signatures gets under On "Crusade for Sunday pastors of all churches in the state will be asked to preach on The Nevada National Guard and the Nevada Air National Guard were enlisted to aid in the cam paign when Morgan Angiim chair man of the Reno area named Lt Col red White and Major John Arant as head of committees to secure signatures from all mem bers of the Nevada National Guard Dr Wesley Hall president of the Nevada State Medical Associa tion has been named general chair man of the medics to secure their cooperation in this Crusade for reedom Monday Morgan Angiim will name the complete list of city chairmen and with the arrival of the needed supplies the official commencement of the Crusade for reedom will open with an all out drive for signatures on the ree dom Scroll Your Support in the Primary Election Was Sincerely Appreciated Samuel rancovich REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE OR ASSEMBLY (Pol Adv) NEVADA STATE JOURNAL RENO NEVADA PAGE SEVENTEEN CTC A TCCTI? Breicer is Pctured here with the tools Ej I Elv and apparatus with which he deter mines the relative quality of the steer meat' A self styled expert who says he has traveled widely and tasted testily he was in Reno with his gadgets last week finding out what was what in Reno restaurants (Journal photo) Reno Restaurants Receive Acid est as Steak Expert Arrives With All His Tools Reno restaurants received the acid test over the week end when Maurice Charles Dreicer arrived in town Mr Dreicer world famous gourmet who is devoting his life to finding the steak visited three Reno estab lishments The steaks he reported were good th meat being of fine quality Mr Driecer became interested in steaks when he found that he could bring more resonance into his voice for his radio' program in New York City after a steak dinner This was no easy feat because he frequently impersonated on the same pro gram President ranklin Roose velt Mrs Roosevelt and Winston Churchill 1 "Steaks are much better for the he declared In a survey of steaks in Nevada he has visited Reno and Las Vegas Then came an ununusual obser vation: Gamblers Like Rare who are good gamblers usually like their steaks quite rare That is conducive to the ability to make rapid He also said the world needs spe cial lessons in steak etiquette you steak when it is he said wait for the other fellow That you an swer a phone call when it comes in A steak to meet Mr re quirements must be the best If it is the restaurant receives a silver butter knife as an award irst of all he must be able to cut the steak with a butter knife the steak must be at least a pound preferably more grain is checked through a magni fying glass for the proper marb ling a special gadget tests salt acidity temperature must be 120 degrees for seasoning he uses pep per from his own pepper mill and for a side dish only sliced toma toes A perfect dinner providing the steak is also perfect consists of a William Jennings Bryan martini 16 parts of gin to one of vermouth recalling 16 1 silver fight a shrimp cocktail the steak sliced tomatoes coffee and a good cigar or his tests Mr Dreicer carries his own thermometer measuring and weighing instruments acidity gadget pepper mill magnifying glass and cigar Pocket Is Picked In Downtown Club John Stetson of Reno told police yesterday that someone picked his pocket while he was in a down town club about 1 :00 am Taken from Mr Stetson was a wallet which contained $130 and identification papers Rites Held Here or Tasker Oddie Private graveside services were held riday afternoon at Lone Mountain Cemetery in Carson City when the ashes of the late Sen Tasker Oddie were placed in the Oddie family plot Rev A Keane of the Carson City Episco pal Church said the final prayers Mrs Oddie who now makes her home in Santa Monica was pres ent at the services and returned to her home riday night Senator Oddie former governor and United States senator from Nevada and one of the most prominent mining men since the discovery of Tonopah nearly half a century ago died in San ran cisco in ebruary UNERAL MONDAY riends are invited to attend funeral services for the late Webb Powell at the Ross Burke Co chapel Monday at 11 am The Rev John Ledger of Trinity Episco pal Church will owwiciate Inter ment will' be in Plot Mountain View Cemetery Thank You for Your Support in the Primary Election Sincerely Edward (Ted) Carville Jr Republican Candidate for ASSEMBLY NOW! AT BEAUTIUL CAL NEVA LODGE CRYSTAL BAY LAKE TAHOE STAR THE ZIEGELD OLLIES LILLIAN ROTH WITH THOSE AMOUS PANTOMINE ARTISTS BEDELL MATSON TONIGHT ONLY BOB MILLAR His PIANO and ORCHESTRA THE CAL NEVA COVER GIRLS 'ROUND THE CLOCK ENTERTAINMENT ft wfw Ei' HAWAIIAN STEEL GUITAR CLASSES Now orming RENTAL INSTRUMENTS OR BEGINNERS Earle Hultberg Studios 214 CALIORNIA AVE Telephone 2 61 81 or 2 5898 Jas Sloan Dies At Reno Hospital 18 NEW HOMES BEING PLANNED IN RENO AREA Construction Permits Call or $772586 Worth of Work Building permits for new con struction issued last week by the Reno city office totalled $772586 and included one 72 apartment unit one 12 unit motel one business site excavation one freighting warehouse and J8 'new homes the latter ranging' from $3100 to $22000 A Hel'r Company Jnc will build a 72 apartment resident unit consisting of two stories at Dia mantine Terrace at a cost of $532 702 The i contractor is Gardner Supply Co Inc Leggett planning a 12 unit resident motel at 1200 4th St at a cost of Oregci Nevada California ast reight will remodel and' add to their warehouse and loading docks at 463 University Ave The con ruction will cost $40000 Dodd is excavating for a business Luildingat 200 Virginia The ccst is $3500 for the excava tion red Hanson will build a five room home of redwood and brick veneer at 1680 Circle Drive The cost will be $22000 and the con tractor William Rodenspiel Mastroianni will build two five room homes at 735 and 755 Canal St each to cost $7000 Homer orrester will build a five room brick veneer residence at 1395 Nixon at a cost of $14000 The contractor is Robert Ginsburg Mr and Mrs Raiford will build a five room home at 30 Bret Harte to cost $13000 Nevada En gineering Construction Co is the contractor Mortara will build a $6000 four room' home at 1425 Alameda Grossi Bros arethe contrac tors John Cavilia will have a six room Mobilhome at 1171 Charles Drive at cost of $7296 Ben James will construct a five residence at 620 Grand Can yon Boulevard to cost $8500 Tne contractor is Beeks Ramsey Bros Builders will con Seaman inds Reno No Safe Depository Because a merchant seaman was anxious to have his savings pro tected against coastal invasion of California he is minus $3300 to day Eldred Cotton of Sah ran cisco told police yesterday that he decided to bank his money in Reno of the war scare on the Mr Cotton is putting out to sea soon on a merchant ship Arriving in Reno at midnight yesterday Mr Cotton checked his luggage and his wallet containing the savings in a baggage locker Later the same morning he re moved his belongings from the locker and began a tour of down town clubs At 5:15 am Mr Cot ton discovered his wallet was miss ing' The wallet contained six $500 bills and three $100 bills he told police I struct a six room residence at 952 Yori and a five room residence at 953 Yori each at a cost of $8000 Nevada Engineering and Construc tion Co will build a sixroom frame residence at 785 Bates to cost $8500 McKenzie will have Ne vada Engineering and Construc tion Co build his six room con crete block residence at 1061 Ross Skyline at a cost of $11000 Mrs Angelina Raggio will build a $3100 residence at 135 Maple St red Matthews is the con tractor Gail Gladding will have a Mo bilhome at 983 Lester to cost $7296 Michael Cimbal will have a Mo bilhome Corporation residence at 70 Rancho Manor to cost $8448 Thomas Warner will have a Mobilhome residence at 2606 Moana Lane to cost $9152 Howard Thompson will have a six room Mobilhome at 1276Charles Dr at a cost of $7296 Dale Schaumburg will have a six room Mobilhome at 626 Manor Drive to cost $7296 Sid King will have a six room home at 845 Lindley Way at a cost $14000 red Vaughan will use a Mobil home building as a barbecue shel ter at 132 Greenridge to cost $5000 James Sloan retired Reno fire man and former fire chief at the Reno Arrtiy Air Base died at a lo cal hospital riday night following a lengthy illness Mr Sloan who was 62 years of age came to Reno 42 years ago He served with the fire department for more than 30 years retiring in 1941 He was later fire chief at the Reno Army Air Base He is survived by two sisters Mrs Rose Doyle of Reno and Mrs Nicholson of Libby Mont and a number of nieces and nephews His wife Mrs Bertha Sloan died three years ago Recitation of the rosary will be held at the Rogers Co chapel today at 8 pm uneral ser vices will be held Monday at 8:30 am from the the Rogers chapel thence to St Thomas Aqui nas Cathedral for a requiem mass commencing at 9 am Interment will be in the family plot Mater Do lorosa Cemtery if Valuable Socket Wrenches Missing Valuable set of socket wrenches was stolen from the Herrmann Wilson Co 100 Island Ave police were notified yesterday The tools valued at between $136 and $150 disappeared be tween 6 and 8:30 last Thursday officers were told BAIL JUMPER NABBED Sought in Modesto Calif for jumping bail a man identified as Joe Bessler 33 of ranktown was taken into custody by dep uties riday afternoon Bessler was releaseci to California officials yes Woman Is Injured In Head on Crash Mrs Katherine orwood 441 West St suffered injury to her legs yesterday evening in a head on automobile collision several miles south of Reno deputies said last night that reckless driving charges are being prepared against August Hill 72 of Hill Motel whose car collided with the vehicle driven by Mrs husband Richard orwood 50 Deputies reported that the ac cident occurred near the Sun flower Club at 7:04 pm while the Hill car a 1949 Cadillac sedan was being driven on the wrong side of the highway northbound The Cadillac met Mr southbound 1940 Chrysler sedan headon causing extensive damage to both vehicles The injured woman was taken to Washoe Medical Center for treatment Reno Receives Trace of Rain Reno received only a trace of rain yesterday in spite of lowering skies and occasional spatterings of droplets in the downtown area According to Weather Bu reau experts at Hubbard ield the moisture was the result of a local condition Today is again expected to be partly cloudy with little change in temperature from yes high of 74 degrees and low of 45 When Kidneys WorklooOHen Are you embarrassed and bothered by too frequent elimination during the day and night? This symptom as weH as burning itching passages Bladder Irritations Back ache Strong Cloudy Urine pressure over the Bladder swollen ankles or rheumatic pains I may be due to temporary germ irritation in simple Kidney and Bladder troubles without organic or systemic cause In such cases tha very first dose of CYSTEX usually goes to work right now helping you these threa ways: 1 Helps nature remove certain irri tating non specific germs in acid conditions 2 Thus helps relieve a frequent causo of many aches and pains 3 By relieving and calming irritated tissues it helps reduce frequent or smarting passages day and night Get CYSTEX from your druggist todsy under satisfaction or money back guarantee BOOKKEEPING (Beg) TYPING (Beg) TYPING (Adv) SHORTHAND (Beg) SHORTHAND (Adv) CONVERSATIONAL RENCH CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH RADIO and ELECTRONICS MACHINE SHOP AUTO MECHANICS ARM EQUIPMENT REPAIR WELDING BLUE PRINT READING and DRATING CEREMICS (Beg) CEREMICS (Adv) HOUSEHOLD MECH LEARN AND ENJOY LIVING Your Reno School District Presents Its ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM ALL REGISTRATION CLOSES SEPT 25 AT RENO EVENING HIGH SCHOOL ADULT EDUCATION COURSES LEATHERCRAT (Beg) LEATHERCRAT (Adv) CLOTHING (Beg) UPHOLSTERY SLIP COVERING ADVANCED CLOTHING and Tailoring HOME URNISHINGS CHILD CLOTHING MILLINERY (Beg) MILLINERY (Adv) NATURALIZATION and AMERICANIZATION CIVICS HISTORY ENGLISH ALGEBRA GEOMETRY CIVIL AIR PATROL PLEASE SAVE THIS LIST OR UTURE REERENCE SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY SEPT 11 7 PM REGISTER NOW BY PHONE CALL 2 6552 DAYS or 2 6954 EVENINGS YOUR ELECTRICAL DEALER T' LX.