Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 16

May 6, 1957 I RENO EVENING GAZETTE CHILD'S BOOK FESTIVAL ys Gold Mine May 17, at the Portola veterans memorial hall at 8 o'clock. The recital is open to the public at no charge. PLAN RECITAL PORTOLA, Calif. Billy John Berg and Maxine Bacon announce plans for a dance recital of their SPONSORED BY LIBRARY first year dancing class of ap Clark Resort proximately 35 children. The re- Henry Fonda, the stage and cital will be held Friday night, 'screen star, plays the bull fiddle.

The third week in May will Legless Veteran Hikes 60 Miles PARIS, May 6. (JP) Gilbert Durieux, a one-legged war veteran, hiked the 60 miles from Chartres to Paris yesterday in 20 hours. Durieux helped himself along with two canes. He said he just wanted to prove that cripples could "almost live a normal life." mark the celebration of the New PRACTICAL DALLAS, Tex. UP) Why are barns painted red? Because red paint is cheaper, says Lawrence T.

Gardner, a paint company president. He adds that more and more barns are being painted white now because white radiates rather than ab- sorbs heat. York Herald Tribune children's book festival, sponsored locally by their parents a chance to see the best in children's books. The local library staff feels it to be a splendid way to develop a child's enthusiasm for the Summer reading program which gets under way immediately at the end of the school year. Has Graveyard Money Donated SMITH VALLEY One hundred dollars was donated toward improvement of the Community hall stage by the 20-30-ettes at their recent bi-monthly meeting.

Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ralph Nuti. Others present were Mesdames Julio Lommori, Richard Henthorne, Julius Bun-kowski, Richard McDougall, Leonard Fletcher, Claude Oakis, Jim O'Banion, John Giovac-chini, Samuel Albright, Joe Ac-ciari, Roy Lerg, and Roger the Washoe County Library. Parents, teachers and children are urged to visit the exhibit in the grandma': It's Here DRIVE-IN PRESCRIPTION WINDOW WflP aw No Cor Quick CONVENIENT, Getting Out of Your UAicf none DR. BERT E.

EDWARDS FOOT SPECIALIST 209 MEDICO-DENTAL BLDG. PHONE FA2-4291 -KOVRS- 9-12, 1-5. Sat. 9-12 flMLE VnUU No. 4 9 FOURTH and VINE children's room of the library any day of the week of May 12 through 19.

Teachers may make class appointments by calling Mrs. Terry Dalton, children's librarian. Each year the New York Herald Tribune awards a cash prize of $200 each to the three best books for boys and girls published in the first part of the year in three age groups. These winners to be announced in New York, May 12, plus twelve honor books and many other new books, will be on display. The exhibit at the library, highlighted by colorful posters designed by artist Leonard Weis-gard, will also feature past prize winners, Newberry and Caldecott Award winners, and the best of standard picture books.

There will also be a large display of new teen age books. Started in 1937 by the New York Herald Tribune, the children's Spring book festival has encouraged children to do more reading all year. Libraries, schools, bookstores, and civic groups all over the country help to sponsor the event which gives young readers and A 0 ffip 2a72XI A mm i i 5w fi fTT- I LAS VEGAS Mrs. Vera Krupp, former wife of German industrialist Alfried Von Krupp, contended here today that the "gold mine" resort hotel in which she invested, turned out to be a for her funds. Mrs.

Krupp contended that the stockholders of the New Frontier hotel presented the spa to her as a "veritable bonanza" which would yield a substantial yearly profit. The claims were made by Mrs. Krupp in an affidavit filed in district court on a suit brought by 32 creditors, and totaling $114,304, which she and former Frontier president Louis Manchon are seeking to have dismissed. Neither she nor Manchon were actually in control of the hotel, she alleged. The corporation officers just led them to believe that they were in charge.

Manchon was given the "honorary title of acting president" as a mere formality to impress him with "his importance," the affidavit stated. Manchon, she claimed, had no voice in the corporation, its business or in the actual management of the hotel. Mrs. Krupp said she poured $185,000 into the hotel last November on behalf of herself and Manchon which she now claims as a "fraud on The statements were included in a motion to dismiss the big creditors suit. District Judge Gordon Rice denied the bulk of the motions but granted two motions as to Manchon and Mrs.

Krupp controlling the hotel at the time the debits were incurred. The civil action was filed here on March 29, and is only one of nearly a dozen against the hotel which closed its casino and main dining room seven weeks ago. Special! Sesfod! for a. limited, time only! Bonk by outo at First National Bank of Nevada the modern, convenient way! No parking problems no fighting traffic, no baby sifting while you go to the bank. Simply pile the kids in your car com as you arc, and drive directly to the drive-in window at the First National Bank of Nevada do your banking without leaving the seat of your car Drive-in window at our South Virginia Branch.

1401 South Virginia Street. Hotel Workers To Get Checks etes wkat ijou The NEVADA CLUB serves the same I MONDAY MENU LAS VEGAS More than in wages owed by the former management of the Royal Nevada Hotel to employes will be paid either" through the mail or through the culinary workers union here, Carl Reed, bankruptcy trustee, said. Reed said that checks of former employes other than culinary workers who filed claims after the hotel closed early last year were mailed this week. Former operators of the Royal Nevada went through bankruptcy but have no connection with the present operators who are successfully managing the resort. branches throughout Nevada i AM-FM radio, tightly higher 3-SPEAKER, lO WATT POTTED SWISS STEAK with Mushroom Sauce SALMON PATTIES with Cream Sauce BOILED HAM TIPS with Cabbage cr Lima Beans CONSOLE PHONOGRAPH equipped with Mcgnavox genuine Diamond Stylus Pick-up ml EVADA CLUB 224K0RTH VIRGINIA STRUT in.

RENO 1) MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION THREE FLOORS 'THREE RESTAURANTS -THREE BARS American Indians once used furied fish to fertilize corn crops. Lassen Poiio i Program Ready SUSANVILLE Polio vaccine, without cost, will be administered i to all people from age six months I through 39 years May 7 at the i veterans memorial building from 11 a. m. to 8 p. m.

according to iDr. Robert J. Carson, county health officer. Vaccine will be administered by local doctors in cooperation with 'nurses and volunteers. A second clinic in one month for followup shots is planned.

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It will be all voluntary on the part of motorists. Sunday, June 16, the annual junior chamber Eagle Lake Basque style barbecue will be held. A boat and outboard motor will be given away. There will be a beauty contest, water skiing, recreation and dancing. Proceeds from the barbeque will go back to the treasury for future backing of community and county projects.

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