Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 14

By walt disney ci, tn ualt Station Ouster 14 RENO EVENING GAZETTE SCAMP SEPT. SO, 1959 1 rr- ryrr" I premises are not vacated, caus craws' itA ssssswdraak SQUEfcKy, Special to Gazettte-Journal LAS VEGAS A hearing on a motion for a temporary injunction to restrain Beldon Katleman, owner of Hotel El Rancho Vegas, from i jm. 1 rill -O, I iUlVN Yo(r Money's Worih British Exhibit Coming to U.S. evicting a television station FT ing the firm to lose advertising and possibly its Federal Communications Commission license. The plaintiffs claim also that Katleman has refused to enter into written lease with the broadcasting firm although he agreed to do so in a lease agreement made in December, 1957.

Busiest port in Finland is lumber-shipping Kotka, 75 miles east of Helsinki. 7 KSHO-TV from its quarters has been set Oct. 8 by District Judge David Zenoff. Judge Zenoff has granted Tele vision Corporation of Amerira, operators of the station, an injunc ations will spend another $6 to By SYLVIA PORTER tion preventing the eviction pend $10 million." ing the hearing. Katleman is reported to have ordered the broad DR.

VARBURT0N So far this year, our purchases of goods' from Britain are up a towering 39 per cent over 1358 while our sales to her are down 1 per cent. In 1959 our buying from Britain And the prime aims of the exposition are obvious: to raise Britain's annual sales in our country to SI billion in 1960 and to diversify her sales to us so her casting firm to remove all equip-1 ment and vacate premises by Oct. 1. In its suit, the television firm claims that Katleman has threatened to shut off electricity if the; Postal Clerk Letter Carrier Jobs Are Open Expect Satellite To End Orbit of stuff ranging from safety trade will continue expanding. pms and wtusKy to jet engines -ihis record-sizea exposition to Applications are now being ac-.

service in this community, Post- zens at least 18 years old. and 'must qualify on a civil service A pntfH for the nositions of costal i master Petersen said. examination before they may be Chiropractor OFFICE CLOSED from OCTOBER 1 to OCTOBER 7 WASHINGTON (AP) Discoverer America's satellite, is expected to drop into Recent legislation nas raised, Applications will be post office starting salaries to $2 accepted from men only, nor hnnr. with annual increases Postmaster Petersen urges iiwuiuu wmie uui a a i xz iu locpicmucis a wuuiu i Britain are running only a bit! seized upon it as evidence of! clerk and letter carrier at the over $800 million. Britain's economic comeback post office, Postmaster For the first tine in almost a written a column hailing her in- pPtPrvn announced todav century since 18G5! we're itiative sir September of BSrS gS buying more from Britain than; I report it with concern.

our Reno Post 0ffice in-'the earth's atmosphere and burn WASHOE LODGE NO. 35 NO MEETING TONIGHT up sometime before Wednesday. It will have orbited for a month and a half. The Air Force made the prediction Sunday. to $2.42 an hour.

Ten per centjterested persons to obtain infor-additional is paid for night work.imation and application forms Applicants must reside within from the Board of U. S. Civil the delivery limits of the Reno; Service Examiners, room 323, Post Office, must be U. S. citi-jmain Post Office building, Reno.

Z7 must continue to recruit well qualified employes if it is to maintain high standards of mail nc ic acmiig tu irci. uui uan or mere is a rising resem-what is known as an unfavorable ment against imports in this balance of trade with our No. oneicountrV( and the resentment is customer. 'going across-the-board now, is in- It is against this background nre-anized labor and oth- i. i i .1 j.1 I that British industry, under the ers traditionally in favor of liber mm mm IAWM al trade.

It stems from fear that climbing imports are endangering jobs and paychecks, from worry about the outflow of gold from our reserves, from the loud debate about whether we really O.LfU jponsorship of the Federation of British Industries, is planning to tage the largest exhibition of British goods ever seen in our land. Between June 10 and 26 of next year, according to W.P.N. Edwards, managing director of the Federation, thousands of British corporations will take over the ONLY $5 DOWN ON APPLIANCE PURCHASES TOTALING LESS THAN $200 are pricing ourselves out of the UNTIL FEBRUARY 1960 "At world's markets while our com petitors are pricing themselves right into ours. New York Coliseum for the first-! NOW PRICES SLASHED! SEARS BEST COSTS LESS! "This protectionist talk is not since the World's Fair in 1939. Uf le chatter I warned i i "What is the British attitude to-.

lite M6r. atuur ctiiu iciv-Lu vji i i aiu iiiv i' w-'" uixz ouncL rAuu.M'.iuii una past summer," said Edwards when I interviewed him in New York the His analysis is important and revealing. First, iudgine from Edwards' Ua- Urn rv InilCTOl- 1C Q11V Clin. 3-Heais, Modern Fabric Setting KENMORE DRYER "To put over the show, the i wc" 7" t- i J- j- c-i port anions: British industry lor; Federation alone is spending $1 million. The participating corpor- postwar era, Britain created tow-; jering trade walls and quotas to; ikppp out our imports and thus; preserve her precious reserves, land while she has been gradually Regular 169.95 Save 21.95 i removing me ucniitia, numc ijuvj-j itas (on cars and fruits, for in-1 V.

1 Educators Hear Dean on School Survey Report Special to Gazette-Journal 'stance) remain. "These should said Edwards. "There is no excuse for discrimination against American goods, now." Second. Edwards emphasized WINNEMUCCA Humbdolt the strong British conviction that county educators and civic leaders the long-term answer for all of us; heard Dr. Harlan Bryant, dean lie in an overall expansion: world trade.

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Dr. John Gates andsales of goods to us." Dr. J. Forsythe, the Wyoming! Third, Edwards pinpointed the; aean saia me wumooiat scnooi world's belief that America can system survey embraced school' easily be and must be more corn-finances, personnel, business man-1 petitive and that we can outpro- aemem anu curriculum, rie naaiduce and outsell any land we innovate and automate, invent Regular 339.95 S) a A SSI visited the McDermitt and Oro-vada schools before the luncheon. The school survey is to be concluded Oct.

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