Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 9

Hotel Investors Get Money RENO EVENING GAZETTE, JANUARY 23, 1963-9 Power Company Charge Called 'Hypocritical' Paul McDermott, trustee in bankruptcy for the Stardust es LAS VEGAS (AP) Checks! totaling JL8 million have been sent out to. nearly 3,000 stockholders in the original Stardust Hotel "venture which went bankrupt in 1956. tate, said the return represents about 35 cents on the dollar to the industrial users serviced by pri away from Nevada Power Co's LAS VEGAS (AP) Clark vate he said, original investors. County Republican leader George Von Tobel said Tuesday mat the biggest customer, the Atomic Energy Commission. Tony Cornero, hotel promoter, National Rural Electric Coopera "I wonder if they ever figure," died before the hotel was com said Von Tobel, "the cost of REA tive Associations attack on Nevada Power Co.

was "a hypo pleted and the project folded. powers in terms of taxes lost to McDermott added that stock I 9x12 Washable 1 I RUG smvia critical assault on free en Youths Damage Skating Rink Special to Gazette-Journal the government which must be re holders should receive an addition terprise." placed by the people." al 25 to SO cents on the dollar in George Von Tobel referred to five years. The chairman said the power company must pay 52 per cent of the charge made last week by TEWNGTON The new ice Only I FREE Pick-up In his six-year trusteeship, Mc Clyde T. Ellis, general manager its profits to the federal govern Dermott has processed S9 million of the association, that Nevada Abating rink just north of Yering-j iJte was i ruined by youngsters Caving in the slush as a new ment "The cooperatives pay none in claims against the Stardust Power Co. overcharged its cus and the taxpayer gets stuck for Hotel estate.

ii The LAUNDERETTE tomers $8 million from 1956-1960. II layer of ice was freezing. them," he added. Von Tobel criticized the association for "pirating" business "The rural electric cooperatives were created to supply power to John Factor, Beverly Hills investor, was successful in his bid for the hotel Jan. 1, 1958.

He recently made the final payment on If 141 VESTA FA 3-9596 FA2-5481 the future malicious mischief will be charged to anyone driving JJs or scooters on the rirtk and rural areas which private power DRIVER HONORED JflfenvUeges will be withdrawn. companies could not service. But the estate. Awards honoring Greyhound now, it's trying to take over large wso all skaters are warned to J2y away from the sewage dis Driver Jerome H. Hammerel of 425 Denslowe Drive, Reno, who posal equipment near which the Loses Briefcase jjrjris located.

has driven more than 1,000,000 miles over a 15 year period with out an accident, have been au Harold Lee, well known Nevada contractor who now resides in Las Vegas, lost his briefcase Monday NEW ,3 RAMBLERS AS 107 AS thorized by Stan A. Ossman, di rector of safety for Greyhound SAVE TO 60 ON STORE DISPLAY Lines western division. while he was paying a brief visit bjcrraiHJ CAoims to friends in the Reno area. Lee said he missed the blue plastic briefcase after he stopped SAMPLE OF DEMONSTRATIONS AT YMCA DINNER Going through paces are, from left, Sherwood Dixon, Ross Toppan, Frank Dixon and John Tappan. Instructor is Bud Wesley.

Limited off er (o)(o) to chat with a friend in the 1700 see now 'at'. block on South Virginia Street Arkansas joined the Confeder The case contained valuable per Plans Annual Dinner ST. CHARLES PLUS TAX acy on May 18, 186L down sonal papers and records, he said. Lee asked mat anyone finding second term, will installed as The Reno Young Men's Chris FORT HIGHLAND CHILD CARE CENTER HAS RE-OPENED FOR BUSINESS FA 3-4184 CUSTOM KITCHEN 1585 S. WELLS AVE.

the case call the office of Attor president. Other officers to be in-1 tian Association holds its 29th annual dinner Tuesday in the YMCA gym on Forest Drive. ney General Harvey Dickerson in Carson City. Carson City. stalled are Fred Fund, re-elected treasurer, and directors Fred i TROPHIES in stock for immediate delivery.

ongrav. WESTERNER TROPHY CENTER 44 E. 1ST ST. FA 3-3330 Fletcher, George BastaDr. Joej Nevada Supreme Court Justice WALDREN MOTORS 1999 S.

VIRGINIA ST. Libke and Rev. Vernon Kotter. Gordon Thompson will be master Retiring from directorships are of ceremonies. The event begins at 6:45 pjn.

Lt. Gov. Paul Lax- Dist Judge Grant Bowen, Don alt will install new YMCA Bates and Clayton Phillips. Speaker will be California Su perior Judge Beach Vasey of Long Beach. Up to 250 guests will be served charcoal grilled steak.

The YMCA will be open for IE II JT Ml ill tours after the program. Enter tainment will include demonstra tions in judo for boys, men and women, rifle classes, handball, squash, synchronized swimming, aikido, scuba diving and physi cal fitness. Ben Dasher, re-elected to a enter spring gfrf i under soft wraps 'Jj'f' new season Jy weoter dresses I 24.95 Rep. Baring Named to Head Lands Group WASHINGTON (AP) Rep. Walter Baring, today announced his appointment as chair man of the public lands subcom mittee of the House Committee our season-before-a- season indispensables for south- 7' Jt on Interior and Insular Affairs.

Dound wardrobes cotton I vf Baring said the committee's re prints under pastel orlon cordi- sponsibilities are particularly sig nificant to Nevada because of the huge federal ownership of; land gans, silk blend or rayon linen sheaths bearing up beauti Nevada. fully under matching mo- "Many of the state's principal abes are virtually landlocked, chamrxiane: liaht blue. he added. "And there is no room ikji tuui lime 'I I I for expansion in any direction since these cities are surrounded or minr green I by the public domain. sizes 10-18 II With Nevada explosive popu lation growth, legislation must be studied that would permit the sale of lands by the federal gov ernment to the state or munici palities." fey xr- i rv 1 1 i v.

jyV li mm -'W pill 1 1 i i fef .7 gg-M 'VT YxiS! vl v4 -r' 13 Mrs. Nora Barbee Of Sparks Passes Mrs. Nora Barbee of Sparks died Tuesday in a local hospital. Mrs. Barbee, 68 years old and a native of Washington, was the wife of Clifford W.

Barbee and the mother of Mrs. Lillian Stump, also of Sparks. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Walton Funeral Home. (SET ACQUAINTED SALE luuiuomt LUGGAGE FIRST-TIME-EVER SALE BEGINS JANUARY 24TH ENDS FEBRUARY Colors: Tweed and Fawn Only VALID ONLY WHILE LIMITED SPECIAL STOCKS LAST The Case of the Clean Sweep I II In olden days, the chimney sweep was a busy lad and a grimy one, covered with soot from head to foot. But today, wnfK crk monv Vinmps hpfltvl wifh rlpnn MnfiiraT fins thprp isn't rrmrh oaW for fh rhirrmov cwapt Wnmoc Vioatarl I "i with Natural Gas NEVER need their chimneys cleaned there just isnt any soot or grime! Now, as our sweep ITS ALL FIRST NO SECONDS NO IRREGULARS Lucky you, with a first-time-ever opportunity to start or fill out a set from regular stock at savings of 25 looks out over that vast natural gas-heated neighborhood in his clean white suit, he realizes there will be no calls there, ever.

Tomorrow, hell get a modern job and move into a clean, modern gas-heated neighborhood himself. Like others in the know, he's going first class with Natural Gas! El Paso Natural Gas Company The communities of northern Nevada are connected by pipeline to the immense natural gas reserves of the San Juan Basin, the Rocky Mountain area, and Canada. El Paso Natural Gas Company brings gas from these fields to the IdahohNerada border. Transmission in the state of Nevada is through the pipelines of Nevada Northern Gas Company. In the Reno-Sparks area Sierra Pacif ic delivers the natural gas to homes and businesseSi 'S PmERSON CCN SIERRA AND WEST FIRST STREETS L.

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