Reno Evening Gazette (Newspaper) - May 30, 1938, Reno, Nevada PAGE TWO RENO EVENING GAZETTE IS AIDED BY TEA WASHINGTON D two- pence four Increase In the tax on ten among other levies lately upped by the British government brings to mind the famous Catholic Youth Council For Nevada Is Organized At Conference Held Here Archbishop Mitty b Principal Speaker at Largely Attended Two Day Regional Conference Many Meetings are Held Organization of Nevada lic Youth Council which will em- brace the entire state was perfected at the regional conference of tlon that led to the Boston Tea j Ho Youth leaders held here Party and to the I day and yesterday Father George can revolution In England Itself It Smith of Elko was named director Is traditionally political dynamite to of the association and the other of- tamper with the working classes favorite beverage according to re- ports from the country that prides itself on making the worst coffee and the best tea in the world fleers will be named by Bishop Thomas Gorman within the next few days to serve until the state convention next year With approximately two hundred Every year Englishmen all over delegates present from all parts of the world drink some cups of tea London says a bulletin from the Washington D C headquarters of the National Geographic Society Is world market No 1 for the tea trade Importing more than pounds annually From the vast tea plantations of the Orient this product Is shipped to London port in half chests and chests weighing up to 90 and 160 pounds Here special cranes unload It electric trucks haul It Into transit where It Is marked and rushed to the port's commercial warehouse Inside the cool fragrant depth of the warehouse with Its eleven acres of floor space an army of men go to work on It Each age Is weighed separated bored and sampled ready for Inspection by the selllm? broker Any found wet or adulterated Is rejected Tea tasters then apply their ex- acting delicate art expelling at American the bishop Today It Is a fight and From our With hundreds of friends filling the Company chapel final rites were held this afternoon for Walter Hansen widely known Reno restaurant owner whose death occurred suddenly Friday night at his home from a heart attack Services of the Masonic order with which Mr Hansen had been the state and from California rado Washington Oregon given as the results of the efforts experience in the past we have the ently identified were conducted by assurance that a phalanx of lodge Na p Bnd A M lie youth can fling back the tidal Dr j B master ot tne lod wave of Irreligion and convince the m charge assisted by L W Semenza world that religion offers the only key to sane living At the conference opening Father James Dolan of Los Angeles explained the youth movement in Southern California The benefits derived in the field of social recreational and religious activity were and Montana meetings were held Saturday and yesterday Including of the Catholic Youth Federation Father Dolan told other features luncheon meeting Saturday at the of the organization including open cathedral hall and a banquet last j forums the little theater movement night at the Riverside hotel Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts high priests from various parts of i school athletics and clubs He ex- the country Including Father cent director of the tional Catholic Youth Bureau of Washington D and Father Leo director of the San cisco youth movement were ent The Nevada organization will be divided Into four deanery groups with headquarters at Reno Laa Vegas Elko and and meetings will be held four times a year by each group with a state convention set for once each year The council as announced In the will provide for Catholic young people an adequate program of leisure time activities to Include chaplain and other officers Three selections Softly Now the Light of Somewhere a Voice Is and End of a Perfect were rendered by Mrs Helen McAvoy and Lawrence E Layman accompanied at the organ by Mrs Lulu Grimmer A large number of floral pieces surrounded the casket There was a uniformed honorary escort from the Knights Templar and the pallbearers were John sen Charles Nelson Carl Sorensen Walter J Harris W J Machabee and Melvin E Jepson Interment was each mouth ul Into the tea cuspidor the spiritual cultural vocational with the expert precision of a rural tobacco addict of the old school Later there Is the dramatic scene and recreational service Saturday's session held in the morning and evening at the how all the were knitted under the Catholic Federation Efforts being directed against ists and Communists were discussed at the session with Catholicism scribed as the key to the solution Michael Regan of Los Angeles lay director of the Catholic Youth said a lot of Reds have turned white while still a greater number have turned at least pink One of the aims of the youth movement it was brought out is to break down the restraint between public and parochial high school groups and have students of each group belong to the same Catholic organizations A keynote of the session was more parental cooperation with the church In Masonic cemetery of the auction room where school gymnasium was given over buyers seated In tiers In a to a general discussion of the youth was one chamber shout their orders There Is the whir and buzz of automatic machinery as the tea Is blended and packed In modern factories And finally the ride In a delivery end perhaps movement with Anna Rose field secretary of the National cil of Catholic Women presiding In the morning At the evening session there the Catholic Boy Scout troop presented a play What Boy Is in the Anglo-Saxon version of the i which was well received Eastern tea and a hoot Lemon or Firmly established as is the John of Francisco addressing more than 160 youths at the Saturday luncheon of the world it Is a taste developed only In recent centuries I did send for a cup of tee a China drink of which I never had drunk before wrote Pepys as late and grandees In the Orient of course tea shore within less than a half hour of each other Both claimed the victory the dispute settled by sharing the prize Today these have been blown off the face of the as Conrad said by a puff of steam that carries tea to London in less than one-third of the fastest clipper time and In quantities un- dreamed of by the old clipper ters Among the last of the little of the Is the Cutty Sark once tea clipper turned training ship for mercantile marine officers and now being prepared for duty In the Thames EX- drinking had long been a popular social diversion Arabian travelers recorded the fact that the Chinese were enjoying the beverage in the century while some authors claim that tea was known there as far back as 350 B C Its delights were discovered by accident Ing to one legend remindful of Charles Lamb's story of the ery of roast pork An ancient nese philosopher the legend goes was once using twigs from the tea plant as firewood Into the boiling pot some tea leaves fell sending up a The old was tempted to try the brew found It stimulating and tea the beverage was born As mild a concoction as It calling to mind the quiet fireside rather than the glamorous and ex- citing nevertheless Is n commodity that has won and lost fortunes and affected the destinies of millions of people In Its story are chapters that tell of the great monopoly held by the Honourable East India Com- pany of adventures in and of painstaking by Dutch and English in developing the tea plant No era In the history of the fragrant leaf however is more north by German secret police was I Nevada Is sadly maligned and far as morality goes Reno rates higher than many a city I have The archbishop highest church official on the Pacific coast first reference to tea by an man was that in a letter from an East India Company agent who In 1615 wrote a friend in Macao ing a pot of the best sort of chaw Chinese cha for It was not till around the middle of the century that people In England be- gan to drink tea Then it was a rich man's luxury costing from 8 to 10 pounds sterling a pound Because of Its scarceness and advertised one tea dealer about 1660 it hath been only used as a regalia in high entertainments end made thereof to princes world war 1 that the American youth couldn't take it They thought the youth ot this country were spoiled but when the war came we showed them we had more spine than any of the Euro- pean countries Further proof of the of American youth the bishop said Is seen In the valiant work being ried on by priests and nuns in for- eign missionaries disproving pre- dictions made even by Catholics in Europe that Americans were too soft A new challenge is being flung of the principal speakers and said TRIP FOR SHORT TALK ALBUQUERQUE N M May 30 W Three thousand miles for a twelve-minute that was the trip made here by Norman Scott of Hawaii to compete tonight In the regional American Legion oratorical contest He is of four contestants the others being John Janson of nix Ariz Ha May Rice Malad City Ida and James of Cerrillos N M MIJU i J j n the solution to religious antipathy is today witnessing for found in the retreat movement i the southwestern whereby one aided by solitude can I t also his i hear fine lectures which will act as a spiritual powerhouse Yesterday morning a solemn first experience with large cities and railroad trains since he was born and has spent Bishop GoTmar Eft the celebrant was celebrated at St I from Thomas Aquinas cathedral Father Frank Ott of San Diego was deacon Father Leo was On his boat trip from Honolulu Scott fell and bruised his Up but Sacramento and James Dolan of Los Angeles were the deacons of honor Father Eugene Shea of San Francisco delivered the sermon and the choral parts of the mass were sung by tne children of the school The mass was largely attended and a luncheon meeting of priests lowed later at the Golden hotel at which Father James Dolan was the speaker Last night more than one hundred gathered for a banquet at the at which Miss Margaret Outre of Ban Francisco was the toastmistress Rev Vincent Mooney Bishop Gorman and others spoke This morning all the visiting priests attended a solem requiem mass at Mater Dolorosa cemetery at which Monsignor Connors was the celebrant Later the priests and eral other visitors were taken on a sight-seeing trip to Lake Tahoe COUNCIL la May 30 funeral services were held here yesterday for Tom erick of Council Bluffs who died of bullet wounds Inflicted by prison guards last when Alcatraz officials mid he attempted to FOR ROOSEVELT escape prison from federal island IS TAKEN AWAY Approximately two hundred mostly friends of the family and relatives filled the chapel for the rites Approximately one dred others were at the cemetery Limerick was sentenced at Sioux Palls S D May 31 to life for bank robbery 1 VIENNA May 30 where 1 Backing Auto HYDE PARK N Y May 30 President Roosevelt arranged a lazy last day at home today before re- turning tonight to Washington The only name on his ment list was James Townsend Democratic chairman of the dent's home Dutchess county Two automobile rides also were on his schedule One was to the ruins of a building erected in 1700 at which bly will be the model for the new post office there The other was over his own acres to which he re- cently added a new plot of ground by purchase from a neighbor He will be back at his desk day morning after an absence since last Thursday In the meantime he delivered an Important address on taxes at the Arthurdale homesteads In West Virginia then came here to have for weekend house guests Prince Louis Ferdinand grandson of the last kaiser of Germany and his bride Princess Kyi a of the family of Russian Tsars The royal couple attended re- ligious services with the yesterday morning and heard the Rev Frank R Wilson the dent's rector at St James Episcopal church pray that this country's diers and sailors should never go to war again The rector prayed also for an end to bitterness and misunderstanding MONDAY MAY 30 1938 wv abouts of Kurt Injures Small Boy was a mystery today after It was learned reliably that he had In back of his father's been taken quietly somewhere three-year-old Claude l y sea ench other for the honor bringing to London the season's first shipment of China teas Competition was always keen for the new tens as they came on the market for the early harvests were considered the best of the year's output Premiums were paid Belvedere his home and where he remained occurred at lake The boy's father under guard after anschluss with Pete brought his son to Germany March 13 is to be emptied Reno he was treated at tie by next Tuesday neighbors said Washoe general hospital for an in- Three possible explanations were on the right aide of his head advanced unofficially to explain the Attendants said the injury was not transfer from Belvedere for the quickest passage home h One that would buyers believed that e to trial before poorer quality Bets were laid on I serious to the cabin of the Dutch the clipper SKY IN TEXAS LUBBOCK Tex May 30 dust cloud blackened the sky to such an extent here today that lights were turned on Rolling m from the west on the wings of a stiff breeze it moved over the city like a gigantic ket Spectators watched it approach in billows At p m the mass of black began darkening the city and lights were flashed on Within two utes darkness had reached its intensity lasting about and one-half minutes The city escaped choking dust as from hisco the rivals One of the most spectacular of the clipper races was that of the and the Ariel In 1866 Just 99 days out of the speedy reached England's MJ iiW UJ guard In a German sanatorium The third reasoning was that ters threatening to lynch him and assurances by friends they would try to free him had necessitated his removal Oldest Business School SLIP COVERS Ready made adjustable to fit your furniture Assorted colors Plain figured and floral patterns A real spring tonic for your furniture Covers and Chair to a set for HOME FURNITURE Inc 118 North Virginia Phon 7151 Today's Scores At S H B New York 0 1 Boston 8 11 0 Castleman Lohrman 5 and Turner and Mueller SECOND R H E New York 0 S 1 Boston 1 0 Schumacher and Fayden and Riddle At R H Philadelphia 9 IS Brooklyn Robert Joseph Kiefer of 511 West Tenth street was seriously Injured in a motorcycle accident at Fourth and Vine streets this afternoon He suffered a deep puncture over his left eye and the bone also was broken X-ray 1 were being made at the 6 11 2 i Washoe general hospital to E PRESIDENT and Atwood Tamulis Posedel Marrow Frankhouse 8 and Phelps SECOND R H E Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 0 End of 6th inning Lamaster Johnson 7 and Clark Atwood 5 Mungo Marrow 7 and Phelps FIRST B H E St Louis 4 9 2 Pittsburgh 5 8 1 Seventeen innings Shoun Henshaw Harrell Lanier 8 and Owen bin 6 and Todd Berres At R H E Cincinnati 7 13 1 Chicago 3 8 0 DeMnger and Carleton and Hartnett SECOND R H -E Cincinnati o 6 3 Chicago Weaver Schott Lee and O'Dea AMERICAN LEAGUE At NEW R H E Boston o 3 1 New York 10 16 0 Grove Wagner 8 and Desautels Peacock and Dickey Second R Boston 4 New York 5 Wilson and Desautels Gomez and Dickey At R H E Washington 0 11 o mine the extent of his Injuries W Ray Williams was following Klefer and said the motorcyclist fell or was thrown from his machine striking his face on the Officers Dean and Guigan took the injured man to the hospital DENVER May 30 This Is 8 story of three black bear cubs In a game of follow-the-leader Rascally Rustle the leader en- his city park zoo brothers Hustle and Bustle Into such a A n V situation Zoo Superintendent H 9 8 Ingenious Rustle discovered a way yesterday to get by metal guards Hill recently placed on trees on the Cubs Island home to halt their climbing exploits He bounced up and down on a branch until he could catch hold above the glove Hustle and Bustle followed Rustle came back down Hustle and Bustle dared Rot pasa the metal guard Marooned in the tree they cried piteously Cocky Rustle went back up and back down again and again but his brothers would not follow Finally Hill summoned firemen with ladders Firemen tacked a MILWAUKEE May SO J LONDON May 30 rain fen Hudson Clveland O lawyer was at Epsom forecasting a probable wet t elected president of Northern racing strip H E Pasch Baptists convention today polling weakened as the big favorite in the 749 votes to 294 ror Dr Gordon Wednesday derby his price Palmer fundamentalist president of from next the Eastern Baptist Theological to last call-over on odds Seminary Philadelphia Pa James V Rank's Scottish Union Other conference officers elected j was second favorite at 17 to 2 were the Rtv C O Brownsville lowed by Viscount Aster's Pound Boston Mass first vice president i Foolish and Sir Abe Bailey's Golden Mrs H G Colwell Loveland Colo Sovereign at 13 to 1 Sir Humphrey second vice president the Rev M De Trafford's Portmarnock at 100 A Levy Pa to 7 Leon Volterra's Bols Rousell at secretary the Rev C M 115 to 1 and the Aga Khan's Mirza Gallup New York recording i II at 100 to 6 tary H J Manson Brooklyn Other Flyon 22 to treasurer 28 to 1 Cave Man 30 to i The convention adopted Tahir and Malabar 33 to 1 i tions urging the abolition of the star 35 to 1 Troon Farce I liquor traffic from America and able and Valerian III 40 to r ft approving of the participation of the Chatsworth 50 to 1 Halcyon Gift United States In an international 68 to 1 Slip On 80 to 1 Licence armament race Wonder and T- i Since the repeal of the eighteenth 100 to 1 and What a Lad 200 to 1 the lequor resolution i What a Lad owned by Maharajah I stated there has ben a vast in- i of is considered an almost crease in drinking with all its at- certain due to an injury j tendant evils personal social and suffered in training economical We urge all our pastors and people to seek by personal ex- n ample temperance education and KenO mining Man legislation to abolish the liquor traffic from our nation In an resolution the convention declared it appears that our nation is becoming a party to i man was taken to Nevada City last an international armament race and night by the sheriff of Nevada that a disproportionate amount of county California to answer to a money is being appropriated for war charge of failing to pay a wage materials j claim filed in the court there by one It was urged that the group of former employes test to the president and congress Several weeks ago when the against further arms expenditures papers in the suit were served on and that we give our support to all Clack here he declared that he only paciflstic means for settling inter- owed a portion of the money claimed To Face Claim Georga S Clack Reno mining national disputes Philadelphia 4 9 2 Weaver Appleton 2 and R gunny sack over the guard rell Williams Thomas Smith I Then Hustle and Bustle came down and rushed to the safety of their den SECTIONAL RIFT 8 and Hayes Second R H E Washington 1 8 0 Philadelphia B 8 0 Chase Kelley 4 and Giuliani Caster and Brucker At R H E St Louis 9 16 0 Detroit 10 14 2 H Mills Linke 7 and Heath Sullivan Gill Wade Coffman 7 and Second R H E LOWELL Mass May SO St Louis 1 assertion of Uncle Dudley L Page Detroit 0 Junior vice commander of the Lowell End of third inning I G A R that the Daughters of the Tietje and Sullivan Lawson and Confederacy had kept alive sectional Hayworth j ill feeling of the North and South AT R H E I today brought a denial from the Chicago 2 S 0 president of the Daughters Cleveland 5 12 0 Our Mrs Walter D Lyons and Sewell Rensa i Lamar of Macon Ga said In an- ler and Pytlak I swer to the is Second R H E to the historical aspects Chicago 1 of the North-South rift I Uncle Dudley most active End of sixth inning ber of the Lowell post and still spry Lee Rigney 5 and Rensa enough to direct an extensive candy and Pytlak I business charged in an interview on the eve of Memorial day that the Daughters would not let The women still call us damn The women still call us dam he declared The ern boys have forgotten about the fighting long ago Just like out boys and we ought to be having bully by the employe and that he would contest the suit Clack is operating a mining property in Nevada county Experiments In growing Virginia tobacco ill Java are to be enlarged LOS ANGELES May 30 finance committee of the city cil has started consideration of a city housing problem which calls for 3810 dwelling units averaging three and one-half rooms each The plan calls for slum clearance and low-rent housing projects within the city City Engineer Lloyd Aldrich to his report stated a budget will be required for such a sion for all preliminary stages of a program until funds can be advanced by the United States Housing Authority INSPECTION MADE SAN DIEGO Calif May 30 Rear Admiral Harold G Bowen chief of the of engineering navy department was en route to Washington D C today after com- his inspection tour of Pacific coast bases navy yards and operating Auto Magnate In Sanitarium NEW YORK May 30 The condition of Walter P Chrysler sr automobile manufacturer who is confined in a sanitarium with a circulatory was described today as better An announcement last also noted improvement and said he was better and gressing Chrysler's physician said he was taken to the sanitarium be- cause of the threat of pneumonia Farming is the leading tion for women in Italy most of the feminine workers in the fields begin times together Police Lasso Fleeing Horses PHILADELPHIA May SO Patrolmen Tony and Ralph Clark demonstrated they could ride the range without leaving their red patrol car They whirled ats about the necks of five horses A miss is as good as a million miles wives mothers peasants TODAY and daughters of which had escaped from a riding academy and returned them Continuous from P.M FLYING JUNGLE JACK HOLT A COLUMBIA C T U R I ma IKE mm is ALWAYS OR SUMMER CONTINUOUS TODAY FROM P M 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