Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 7

SATURDAY MARCH 22 1958 NEVADA STATE JOURNAL RENO NEVADA $6 773 75 in ederal A id or Reno Vegas Airports Expectedto Be Approved ormal approval of $677375 worth of federal aid for Reno and Las Vegas airport projects will probably be announced today according to word received from Washington yesterday A wire from the office of Sen George Malone said the Department of Commerce will probably release a statement today authorizing the grant under the fed eral aid to airport program Thp Reno airport will receive $179250 and the Las Vegas airport will receive $198125 according to the wire The Las Vegas grant is for land acquisi and the money for Reno pays the federal share of site preparation work which was done last year for the proposed new terminal building The official notice of the granting of the money has been anticipated by local airport of ficials for some time The Reno city government was assured more than a year ago that the funds would be available as soon as the site preparation work was finished The cost of the site prepara tion work and other improve ments in the area was about $400000 and the federal gov ernment provided about 62 per cent of the funds for most of the work A similar guarantee has been made to city officials for the construction of the new terminal building which is ex pected to start in the next' few weeks City officials had not been officially informed of the grant ing of the money late yester day but they had previously in dicated the Department of Commerce had approved the grant' ILES CANDIDACY SAN RANCISCO March 21 (UR) Attorney General Edmund Brown today filed his decla ration of candidacy as a Demo crat for the office of governor Vegas Hotel In Trouble Plea iled CARSON CITY March 21 CLP) The operating corporation of the defunct Royal Nevada Hotel on the Las Vegas strip has filed a petition for reorgan ization under the Bankruptcy Act ederal Court Clerk Oli ver Pratt reported yesterday The action was filed on be half of the Nevroy Corp op erating corporation of the re sort hotel' which has been plagued with financial troubles since it was summoned to ap pear at a state gambling license revocation hearing last Novem ber ederal' Judge John Ross named Maurice riedman for mer general manager of the Royal Nevada who announced his resignation from that post nearly two months ago as re ceiver for the hotel 4 The petition said a minimum of $400000 would be needed be fore the Royal Nevada could reopen its doors It listed liens and suits against the operating corporation amounting to about $267197 7 7 The action halted at least temporarily any attempts by creditors to collect from the Royal Nevada Yesterday agents of the In ternal Revenue Service sold $3150 worth of liquor and other supplies at the Royal Nevada to partially satisfy a $50000 lien for alleged unpaid federal with holding taxes The state gambling li cense was suspended late in January on grounds the casino had insufficient operating capi tal Bids Sought On Projects At Herlong oaKgB oo MTs 0B0 ijStO OjssO Ha 11 Vy rw zSw BL NOW OPEN for IB LUNCHEON DINNER from 11:30 to 2:30 pm from 5:30 to HB daily except midnite Sunday daily March 23 2 pm to 10 pm EVERYONE'S INVITED LOOK: or tKs big HORSESHOE on the West side of North Virginia street SUNDAY DINNER SPECIAL SOUTHERN RIED CHICKEN WITH Candied Yams Garden Vegetable Hot Biscuit and Honey Coffee or Tea Pumpkin Pie Mince Pie Brandy Sauce 98c SIERRA ORD DEPOT Her long Calif Bids for painting of exterior and interiors of buildings replacing of coal fired boilers with oil fired units and seal coating of roadways are be ing sought at Sierra Ordnance Depot Vernon Doty purchasing and contracting officer dis closed today Opening date of bids to paint the interior of family quarters on the depot has been set at 2 pm March 28 The contract will be for painting of approximately 20096 square feet of surface A second painting contract up for bid is one to cover approxi mately 72769 square feet of building with exterior paint These bids will be opened April 14 at 2 pm Bids to seal coat certain road ways within the confines of the installation will be opened April 10 at 2 pm One hour later bids to convert four coal fired boilers to oil burning units will be checked the officer said Persons or firms interested in submitting bids may obtain copies of same and further in formation on the jobs from the office All bid openings will be pub lic and those entering offers may have representatives present Bids will be opened in the office located in headquarters building of the depot i i SEEK PAY HIKE RANKURT Germany March 21 (IP) Approximately 25000 municipal workers staged a one day strike for higher wages here today spearheading a widening threat to West Ger profitable labor peace SPARKS RED CROSS DRIVE READIED wn I "3 BBHBHBBBBBbBS' 41 2HBlBiHBBBBHBBIflB Reno in reaching the fund goal red Everett Smith uneral Conducted uneral services were held for red Everett Smith yester day at the Ross Burke chapel with the Rev Edson Shep pard of St Episcopal Church of Sparks clergyman planning for the Red Cross fund drive in the ail City Compact Team of Volunteers Ready to Launch Red Cross und Drive in the Rail City Citizens of the Rail City will Shown above (left to right) are Diane Shriver worker in the commercial area Bob Gregory chairman of the commercial division and Noemie Miller worker in the commercial division (Ross photo) be visited shortly by compact team of volunteers participating in the annual drive of the Red Cross in Washoe county accord ing to Lee Lundgren chairman of the Sparks Divisiqri1 Washoe County Red Cross Mr Lundgren who is em ployed at the irst National Bank of Nevada in Sparks has Among those assisting Mr Lundgren will be Mrs Catherine Coughlin chairman Zone II Mrs Joe Sbragia chairman Zone I Bob Gregory chairman commercial division also Mes dames red Wright Richard Colon James Howe Elwyn Ball George Miller Noemie Miller Diane Shriver Appropriate selections were played for the prelude and post lude by Mrs Lula Grimmer or ganist and bearers were loyd Johnson William arr Marino Lucchesi Gino DiPietro John Tobin and Ted Boesen Interment was in the Mason ic section of Mountain View Cemetery mapped a plan of campaign that promises well to do a big jdb in short order Among those present at a re cent Red Cross luncheon in the Riverside Hotel Mr Lundgren met with other leaders in the drive and reported he had been successful in recruiting a group of Sparks residents who will work side by side with those in The bulldog was so named be cause it was once trained to bite at bulls This was a form of popular recreation for many centuries ATTENTION GOURMETS! SMORGASBORD LUNCHES $150 DINNERS $175 10 AM 5 PM 5 PM Until BAR OPEN SEVEN DAYS DINERS' CLUB 10 AM UNTIL week MEMBER XA SUPPER CLUB Happy Scores a Homer WITH THIS NEW Jackpot 7 of the Giants 1 7 S' 30 all expense trips to San rancisco to see the first big league game on the Coast Giants vs Dodgers April 15 a'' Thirty lucky people will gather at the Holiday on the morning of April 15 for a GIANT Brunch They will then be driven to the airport and flown to San rancisco transported directly to the stadium for the game ollowing the game the party of thirty will be taken to Lefty for a sumptuous dinner prior to the return flight to Reno i i fl 10 Winners each Wednesday night 7 i 6 2 fl i Wf I 9 I a 1 I Special Today at the Holiday Choice of Soup or Salad Boiled Brisket of Corned Beef with cabbage potatoes vegetable beverage or Choice of soup or salad Brochette of chicken livers and mushrooms with rizzotto potatoes vegetables beverage 135 Newt Crumley's HOLIDAY in Reno Jackpot winners during the week deposit thejr tickets for the Wednesday night drawings which will be held at 9 10 11 midnight and 1:00 AM with two tickets being awarded at each drawing Drawings will continue until winners are present Seafoodarama winners nightly at 10:00 PM Each night at 10:00 PM a drawing will be held for the nightly prize Of two tickets to Seafoodarama Drawings will be held until winners are present Newt in Reno PAGE SEVEN a SPARKS SAVE The Theatre now S4AA85 ONLY dll MAGNAVOX HIGH IDELITY Magnavox PRICED SPECIALLY COME IN TODAY QUANTITY LIMITED AT THESE PRICES Ancient Code of HammuraBi allowed surgeons to charge 10 shekels for a seri ous operation performed suc cessfully on a patrician The surgeons could charge plebians only five shekels and slaves two shekels 2 TV and Hi i Phonograph Combination Dependable power" chassis optical filter and re flection barrier precision automatic Magnavox record changer with long life Diamond Sfylut superb tone quality from two large speakers powerful high fidelity amplifier record changer and phono controls concealed under con venient gliding top panel your choice of cherry 'oak or mahogany color finishes Diagdna1 measure Church to Continue Survey of Residents The St Methodist Church will continue the survey of residents Sunday afternoon Of the area covered last Sun day approximately 70 per cent indicated church membership or at least a church preference 22 per cent were not at home and 8 per cent gave no church preference This Sunday some calls will be inade in the area uncom pleted last Sunday The main area to be covered however is the section west of Peavine Road and south to West Sev enth st 7 Come today Enjoy tremendous Once A Year Savings on a magnificent Magnavox Select from a wide variety of styles and finishes' floor and dis continued models While they last! Now Calling 54 NUMBERS OR BARNES RADIO SERVICE 888 SOUTH VIRGINIA ST A 3 5460 BUY NOW 3 Speaker 10 watt Phonograph Greater listening pleasure greater value 12" bass plus two 5" high frequency speakers precision automatic changer with long life Diamond Stylus Pick up with superb AM Radio $19985 your choice of cherry oak or mahogany color finishes The Magnasonic now SB JB 885 ONLY Trinity Episcopal Services Will Be Attended by Members Of Kerak Temple and Wives Members of Kerak Temple' and their wives will attend special services Sunday morning at 11 at the Trinity Episcopal Church The service under the direction of Rev John Ledger has been planned for an official visitation of the Kerak members and their wives and families The service is also open to the public The Shrine representation will meet at the Temple on irst St and attend the church service as a group The Trinity choir will present the Requiem Mass in minor 626 by A Mosart This great religious work was the last composition to come from the pen of the immortal Mozart Soloists will be: Betty Ohr man Shirley White Joseph Bat taglia and Chalmers Musgrove Organist is Melba Manzo and the choir is under the direction of elton Hickman Our annual odoqf Avthorind Sale 'A 7 7 'u Ju SPECIALLY PRICED Nx.