Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 3

PAGE THREE NEVADA STATE JOURNAL RENO NEVADA RIDAY MARCH 4 1955 and Priest are working with him (Ross photo) Just minute! i AND WITH ALL GOLDEN INER LAVOR! plea on the Kiddies orget Your Big Special Matinee SATURDAY MORNING MAR 5 THE MINUTE THEATRE ONE MINUTE MACARONI SUPPER 1 can Tuna ish Salt and pepper to taste THIS ADV SPONSORED BY YOUR ELECTRICAL DEALER 4 GOLDEN SPAIN MACARONI JOYCE VocatisE DECCA RECORDING STARS month commission a minimum on the per arrested by on Highway I from state records AB 415 was introduced by Ar chie Pozzi Jr Ormsby county Republican The Carson City schools would benefit by the act The bill was referred to the judi ciary committee SEMI General Happy With Soldiers At Yucca lat 1 pkg Golden Grain One Minute Macaroni theft scenes and one car prowl scene were processed for latent fingerfrints and one positive identification was made as a result Two crime scenes were photo graphed 20 traffic scenes were photographed and 15 handwriting analyses were piade The end report was filed with Police Chief Gree son by Capt Dallas Seevers superintendent of the bureau of identification 1 can Mexican or Whole Kernel Corn Show nitely at 9 and 12 Dancing from 8 nitely Late ihow Saturday ean Condensed Mushroom or Tomato Soup ANOTHER GREAT PRODUCT ROM GOLDEN THE ASTEST SELLING MACARONI PRODUCTS! I I Resolution Being Drafted By Loomis Quick Easy Recipes on Every Package Reno Police Department a Identification Collected $468 Last Month MlNlilTl MESSAGES HELD Reno police are holding urgent messages for three persons who are believed travelling in this area 'The messages are unre lated Asked to contact police headquarters immediately for de livery of the messages are George Charles ridley William Johnston and Dwight Morr ford Here's air you do to this wonderful new Golden SINO Tlint Wwikuwzv uneral Conducted or Virgil Williams TONOPAH March 3 (Special)' uneral services for Virgil Van Camp Williams who died sudden ly on eb 22 were held here Thursday afternoon Burial was made in the Tono pah cemetery withLee Henderson' ElmerOffen Joe Gogenola Car roll Humphrey Jay Barkley and Ray Lorigan as casketbearers A resident of Nye counAy for the last five years Mr Williams was born at Salmon Idaho He had observed his 60th birthday the day before his death Survi ving are his widow Alexis and a son Henry Williams an employee of the state highway department here the withdrawal of government housing because? it forces them into a civilian housing project which has been empty a year be cause of claimed high rents and towering utility costs Col letter was appar ently to dispel any as sumption: that the termination notices delivered four days after the denial of quarters edict were in any way connected with the opposition being made by affected Herlong families CARBON CITY March 3 (Spe cial) Additional state financial assistance to school districts wherein ten per cent or more of the students have parents vho are state employes is the aim of AB415 which appeared in the as sembly today The bill calls for an additional allotment equal to the number of such children in average daily at tendance for the preceding year multiplied by one half the aver age cost per pupil for mainte nance and operation as computed projected work Smith said 62 workers were affected by the termina tion orders The Nevada State Journal had reported an approx imate figure of 70 Many of the persons affected by the reduction in force at Her long were members of families whose combined incomes made them ineligible for low cost gov ernment housing A large num ber were working wives Herlong residents are fighting Manhattan Visitor Is Taken by Death TONOPAH March 3 (Cpecial) Mrs Sylvia rancini of Ortig Wash who had been visiting her sister Mrs Laura Pergrossi at Manhatton became ill suddenly and died on eb 23 while being brought to the hospital in Tono pah The body was accompanied to Washington for burial VITAMIN ENRICHED iring of dozens of workers at the Herlong Sierra Ordnance Depot was yesterday officially disassociated from a row over the denial of government quarters to higher salaried employes In a letter to the Nevada State Journal Lt Col Samuel Smith commanding officer of the ordnance corps at Herlong said the reduction in work force reported Sunday had been planned late in 1954 and was "based on Tests Should Be Very Beneficial Says Wyman i CARTOONS police of identification collected $461 last month in permit fees from taxi drivers solicitors and gambling club employes It collected an additional $7 for photographs ees of $1 each were 'collected from 29 cab drivers Twenty nine persons paid $2 each for solicitors permits A total of $374 was collected from persons employed at gambling casinos who needed new work permits or sought to renew expired ones A end report showed that bureau of identification em ployes spend all of their time collecting money Employes fingerprinted and photographed 256 arrested per sons They fingerprinted 248 work permit applications filed 487 criminal records from the BI and the California bureau of in vestigation and identification sent 496 fingerprints to the BI andCII filed 743 BI and CII communications answered 80 re quests from outside agencies and reported typed and filed 985 po lice cases Seven burglary scenes two car LAS VEG AS March 3 Lt Gen Willard Wyman Sixth Army commander and di rector of Exercise Desert Rock VI expressed satisfaction today with the operation of American soldiers in the atomic detona tions in the Nevada test site Wyman made an inspection of forward trenches at the site from a helicopter and a tour of the area on foot results of these tests should be extremely Wyman said combat unit structure is being re examined and new combat division organi zations now are being tested in the field our officers and enlisted men are learning that there are ways and means of de fending themselves against atomic attack They are learning that our Army in the field with its family of atomic weapons can use them with telling effect" Wyman that" an Army tank artillery pieces a mainte nance truck various other ve hicles uniformed dummies bunkers and other equipment were being placed at distances of 100 yards to 2000 yards from in the ests iring of Herlong Workers Not Connected With Hassle Over Housing Says Officer MATTY MALNECKeco onuA ccal zrrurnwnXb fketoueti STARLETS EASY COOKS IN Limit on Casino Owners Placed By Commission Cook macaroni for one minute in three quarts rapidly boiling water with 1 tbs 'salt Drain Dilute the mushroom dr tomato soup with can of water or milk add flaked tuna and can of com Heat to boiling point Then mix well with the macaroni Serves six School District Aid Proposed family Try want to keep several boxes on hand for those Quick Easy meals! GYPSY TRIO odaqio CLIORD Grain Macaroni Just add One Minute Macaroni to boiling salted water and presto in one minute you have light tender macaroni that will delight and amaze the whole nrrv AADICDC who are assisting iri the fund drive now in progress CU vIvRCIw are pictured below Left to right they are Mira belli Priest and A Burke Mr Burke is chairman of the special gifts division and Mr Mirabeili and Mr Priest are working with him (Ross Photo Starring ROY ROGERS And 5th Episode of MAN WITH THE STEEL Arthur Murray Studio Presents a Bronze Medal Ball In Honor of Beverly Griggs At The able Poom of The MAPES HOTEL Saturday March 12 between 12:00 pm OR ORMAL $150 PER PERSON CARSON CITY March 3 (UR) The tax commission decided this week to place a limit on the number of partners to be li censed in the future in any one gambling establishment Commission Counsel rand sen Loomis of Reno was in structed to draft such a regula tion for approval at a meeting to be held late this At 5 first various ers suggested that ought to be placed centage interest any one personcould hojd in a casino But Loomis pointed out the same thing could be accom plished by limiting the number of partners to 25 letting them woit out their points as they desired The action was designed in part to prevent any more li censes from being granted to casinos or resort hotels having hundreds or even thousands of stockholders Commission members and en forcement officials alike pointed out it was virtually impossible to run down each individual stock? holder to determine who actu ally held control of gambling places under such circumstances One application presently pending before the commission that of the Stardust Hotel being constructed on the Las Vegas strip lists nine partners and 1138 stockholders Since the new rule is to: be adopted before the Stardust li cense is acted upon it was pre sumed the stockholders will not be licensed and the back ers will have to solve that prob lem as best they can The commission again deferred action upon the Stardust appli cation which is headed by Tony Stralla onetime Southern Cali fornia gambling boat operator The commission informed Stral la also known as Tony Cornero last year that he would never be granted a gambling license as far as they were concerned but he has persisted in efforts to obtain a gaming permit Others on the application in clude Jack Deluva Silver Catherine Kastris Seymour Zim merman Marks William Peluso Rotondo and James Bradley $200 Bail Ordered or Young Autoist Bail of $200 was set yesterday for Eddie Earl Guyton 19 of 800 Airport Road who was ar rested for reckless driving Justice of the Peace William Beemer set March 7 at 10 am as the date for young Guy ton to enter his charge The youth was deputies 395 south of Reno Special eature MY PAL TRIGGER Answer the Call JOIN YOUR RED CROSS A A '5 S' r' i 'i 1 4 v' i Ik wtK 11 1 hrv A ES 1 1 1 mUI i as 4 Bi vtl i Ilk A A RW A '2'J 9KHB I Il A WW I I i 1 WrA 4 It7n YOUR HOST A gh CC 1 I.