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Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 9

Location:
Reno, Nevada
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Page:
9
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THURSDAY JANUARY 24 1957 NEVADA STATE JOURNAL RENO NEVADA PAGE NINE ft COWBOY ACTION 150 choice furs at The Wonder clearance by west's finest iai Nymer all reducedsome even below cost stoles capes jackets coats Mink Squirrel Muskrat Scarfs SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE cn BRAKE SPECIAL LU cn mm now S1 45 LU LO LU co ront End Alignment an tu Includes Sei Only SALE ENDS SATURDAY cn Camber Caster Toe in LU co the fur you've always wanted co LU so irresistibly priced co I 135 VIRGINIA ST Alonzo olk known to his many friends as Lonnie olk died yesterday in the Hospi tal He was 60 years old and for the last 12 years had made his home in Reno or in Carson City A native of inley Ohio Mr olk was torn in 1896 and was a veteran of the first World War He worked later in Detroit and then came to Nevada where he was engaged in the gambling bus iness or some time he operated the games at Club 116 on Center St and later went to Club Cai Neva or a time he operated games at a country club in Ne braska but returned to Nevada after only a few months there or the last few years he has been living in Carson City where he worked at the Nugget and other clubs Until a week ago he was working at the Nugget At that time he became seriously ill with a heart ailment and death followed Mr oil is survived by a cou sin red Wise in Placerville uneral arrangements wall be announced later by the Ross Burke Co CARSON CITY Jan 23 Attorney General Harvey Dick erson today announced appoint ment of Homer Angelo as a special assistant attorney general in the multi state Colorado River water fight being heard by Simon Rifkind special Supreme Court master Angelo succeeds the late Wil liam Kane of Reno He will join William Mathews former attorney general when the involved legal battle resumes ebruary 11 in San rancisco to assist in presentation of case Dickerson also disclosed accep tance of the resignation of David Goldwater of Las Vegas as a dep uty attorney general who has served as counsel for the Colo rado River commission He added successor would be named later this month SAVE SAVE Hurry in tomorrow select The Wonder was chosen fo clear these exquisite furs because of Jour reputation for ig h' a I if st a da rds of merchandise SAVE SAVE SAVE Harry Oderkerk of Los Angeles 20 per cent The casino group will invest $528000 to get the casino operating again provided final ap proval is granted the new oper ators by the state tax commission at its riday meeting rontier Troubles The troubles of the New ron tier Hotel were multiplied Louis Manchon told the board the hotel is almost three months delinquent in payment of withholding and other federal taxes and that $64 000 in state gaming taxes will be due by the end of next week Manchon associated with Mrs Vera Krupp in the hotel asked that their license application be deferred He said we want to out definitely going He added he want Mrs Krupp into the position where she will be nailed to the Mrs Krupp the divorced wife of the former German munitions maker already has invested $200000 in the casino but it has been spent speedily in an effort to keep the hotel above water Welfare Project Robbins Cahill board "chair man said the agency wanted to see the hotel continue for the welfare of Las He added the board had over to keep the ho tel open and what else it can do unless someone puts more money into the No action was taken on the ap plication for a license for the new Tropicana Hotel The investiga tion is far from complete the board said in view of some 30 new individuals applying in re cent weeks Cahill indicated the application probably would not be suffi ciently processed for final action even next month The recommendation would li cense in the New rontier which faces a deficit in operating funds and a heavy tax liability to both the federal and state govern ments the following: Mrs Vera Krupp divorced wife of the former German munitions maker Louis Machon Sidney Bliss Holler Hugh Con way and Robert Peccole Mrs Krupp who has invested $200 (MX) in the hotel casino would have control of the enter prise which employes some 600 persons Bliss urged the board to license him and his partners but that Manchon and Mrs Krupp be de nied hotel cannot succeed under their management because of their inability and lack of knowledge of the operation of business of this Bliss de clared But Cahill refused to allow the board to become involved in any way in an internal dispute among the various partners The chairman added that li censing of the two opposing groups was the of three The board has done everything humanly possible to keep the New rontier open Cahill said it goes under now for lack of capital nothing we can do about The Royal casino closed at the end of 1955 because of financial troubles The recom mendation for a new gaming license was granted after Mau rice riedman a Los Angeles real estate operator withdrew his name from the application Recommended for a license were Richardson who took interest and would control 51 per cent Bernard Shapiro and Louis Marcus of the San rancisco Bay area 425 per cent each George Williamson of San rancisco 85 per cent and originally $195 to $295 dyed Chinese lamb jackets dyed muskrat jackets dyed russian squirrel stoles dyed Persian lamb stoles originally $750 to $1000 natural grey silver blu mink stoles natural amber autumn haze mink stoles natural light grey breath of spring mink natural royal pastel mink stoles Imported lure labelled a to origin lure plua 104 ed tax 30 high fashion MINK STOLES originally to $2450 NOW $795 fo $1295 15 one of a kind fine MINK COATS originally to $5750 NOW $1295 to $3745 wholesale furrier SAVE SAVE SAVE This unprecedented sale is made possible only be cause of Mr Nymer's policy not carry over stock from one year to an other regardless of cost regardless of LOSS1 We urge you to shop around before attending this sale be quick to recognize the genuine quality savings offered These remarkable furs consist of one and few of a kind Come as soon as you can Credit terms available' REPLACED WITH BONDED BRAKE SHOES I PA'ORONLY ACZ One of the charcoal drawings by John Mariani local painter of cowboy scenes is pictured above It is part of an exhibit of Mr work that is being shown at the Reno Little Theater ummg me presentation or bus btop (Bundy Photo) save to 50 Wed Thurs ri Sat only Two of Clark County's Closed Casinos Get Licenses Action Is Taken by Board at Carson Angelo Named To Legal Pos originally $495 to $675 4 natural ranch mink cowl stole ft ft natural silver blu mink capes NAW natural pastel mink pocket stoles If VW finBaB dark ranch mink stole originally $150 to $235 dyed squirrel back cowl stoles ftgft 4ft dyed northern back muskrat stoles NAW 11 IB dyed Russian squirrel capes NVW blended russian sable scarfs originally $595 to $750 fine natural ranch mink cowl pocket ft Jf ft BU natural light brown wild mink stole NA IN natural dark brown ranch mink stole natural ranch mink pocket stoles Eft CARSON CITY The three man gaming control board has recommended a gambling license for all of the battling factions in the financially plagued New rontier Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip as the of three The recommendation followed one earlier by the board that a license be issued for the casino in the Royal Nevada Hotel also on the An application for the Tropicana another Las Vegas resort hotel was deferred Lonnie olk Dies Suddenly Take Advantage of these Money Saving Specials at JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO 221 VIRGINIA ST PHONE: A 3 6175 Where Our Customers Send Their riends" originally $135 to $189 dyed squirrel back pocket stoles ft 4ft natural stone marten scarfs NAW TftA dyed flank muskrat clutch capes nVH wB and pocket stoles (beige or grey) wa 1 VHi aB NBBiWBHWNNiWHI WBNNNBEB VHHH NBA iWhui mini1 lirifttir' 5tp9L i i Ul urn jBhB AHH Lt I Wfl Ml JiB MMMniMHHHnnBiaKBaEKQMKEi I I A Jx.

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