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Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 9

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PAGE NINE NEVADA STATE JOURNAL RENO NEVADA RIDAY JULY 26 1957 allon Naval Station Planning To Expand Over 39 Square Miles TRUCK STOP CAE OPENS IN RENO Aircraft irm 4Y NOW APPEARING THRU AUG 2 'r aa ft OR UN AND ENTERTAINMENT Rhythm On Ice Charles Mapes Jr presents uVv GYMNASIUM RENO HIGH SCHOOL SATURDAY SUNDAY THS DA 8:00 PM THURSDAY RIDAY Jack Williams SHOW TIME: MATINEE SATURDAY RENO BY POPULAR DEMAND? DancetcA'he music of CAST OURTEEN Pershing county acreage to slip back to the federal government taking this land off the county tax rolls because federal ownership of land is non taxable Actually the Curtiss Wright swap deal is just one of many such trades that haVe been going on in the past and very likely will be intensified in the future as the industrial development of Nevada surges ahead It is impossible for real estate buyers to corner large tracts of federal land by buying it directly because the federal government will not sell Among other reasons the federal government advances for not selling is that the land has been parceled out under grazing permits to livestock growers in the vicinity Curtiss Wright Deals Due To Cost Humboldt County With The Mapes Skylets Joy Healy Production With Singing MC Chris Roberts and Sonny Howe AND HEUD OVER JULY 27 2:00 PM QUINCY July 25 (U R) The body of one of two men missing on Bucks lake in PlumaS county since May 28th has been found and identified as that of Paul Stower of Oroville Authorities say Stower and Roy Kaelin also of Oroville were re ported missing after their fishing boat was found empty on the lake nearly two months ago Scorch marks on the boat indicated they may have been struck by light ning body has not been found Donald Streshly Succumbs Here Southern Pacific Railroad Com pany Shortly after 1950' this com pany has its land holding in Humboldt county for purchase by local and small oper ators such as ranchers Prior to this anyone could buy the land in the county providing the terms were met As of the 1956 1957 County tax roll the SP still owns 281009 acres in Humboldt and 647726 acres in Pershing the records of County Assessor Pers son show The first major deal under this new policy was the William Pec cole and associates land purchase from the SP in 1951 and there after Peccole and his associates chiefly southern California real estate promoters purchased ap proximately 19500 acres of land in Humboldt from the SP and have since traded off or are in the process of trading this land to the federal government for fed eral owned land in Clark county close to Las Vegas This type of deal is made pos sible under the Taylor Grazing Act exchange application pro visions About $760 of county tax rev enue was removed from the Hum boldt county exchequer per year in this transaction Together with the Curtiss Wright deal' $328783 pet year has been lost to the county with the SP and federal land exchange policies foreboding more of the same in the future Of course the future for Hum boldt county taxresources in re gard to real estate is not all black What with the grand settle ment and farming of the Grass Valley Quinn River Orovada and Kings river districts a great amouht of new acreage should be going on the county rolls once the settlement provisions are com plied with under the Desert En try law Body of Man ound At Bucks Lake After ishermen Vanish Saturdays 8:30 11:30 1:30 a grosVn from an original four sec tions and 2560 acres to about five and three quarters sections and approximately 3600 acres Advanced planning ns shown by the Navy drawings would extend the base to nearly 25000 acres The prints show three runways i equivalent length about two and one quarter miles each in cluding aprons on the ends East boundary of thc'advance planning proposed land acquisi tion would follow north southsec tion lines one mile east of Grimes point where Highway 50 angles to the southeast The ulti mate area would include the hills for a mile east of this turn South boundary would be one and three quarters miles south of the present Highway 50 fol lowing a true east west line one quarter mile north of a section line West boundary would run true north south midway between sec tion lines one half mile east of Al ternate 50 with two excep tions Near the junction of 50 and 50 Alternate the boundary would be only a quarter mile east of Alternate 50 for a distance of one and one quarter miles to the north Excluded from the Navy area would be two triangular par cels east of the Leo Bergin ranch and west of the Pete Cqshman ranch North boundary would be a true east west line running a quarter mile north of the boun 1 dary between Townships 18 and 19 one half mile south of the Stillwater road at the Dolf rancn I Northwest corner of the pro 1 posed base area would include the tract where the city of new sewage disposal plant now stands Northeast corner would cut off and include the southeast quarter mile of the Harmon Res ervoir Southwest corner of the proposed area would include the Pete Cushman ranejh All lands i within this broad rectangle are proposed for Navy acquisition Donald orrest Streshly 44 of Oroville formerly of 'Willow Creek Calif died'at a local hos pital Wednesday Mr Streshly was engaged in ranching and stock raising at Willow Creek until he moved to Oroville in December 1956 be cause of his health He was a former rodeo contestant Mr Streshley is survived by his wife Mrs Lois Streshley of Oro ville step son Richard Bar ham of Susanville brothers Todd Streshley of Oroville and Glenn Streshley of Susanville and sis ters Mrs Lutje Kaerth and Mrs Mabel Jenkins of Susanville Buys Soul hern Pacific Land CARSON CrY July 25 An order requiring posting of earnest money in connection with five plans tb reorganize Stardust Inc was expected to be issued this week by federal court Judge John Ross has ordered all five plans for reorganization of the multi million dollar Las Vegas resort hotel submitted in riting both to the court and the ederal Securities Commission by Julv 28 4 The judge said it probably would be several months before a reorganization plan could be ac cepted adding he did not propose to tie up too much money in a deposit with the court There were indications the backers of each of the five plans would be required to place between $150 000 and $200000 with tyre court pending a final decision The hotel was promoted by the late Tony Cornero Stralla He died before the lavish structure was completed and shortly after ward work was halted on the project 1 The five plans include: plan proposing refinancing by stockholders of $2000000 to complete the struc ture Oliver plan calling for $2000000 tc complete the hotel and readv it for opera tion Stockholders would be paid $3350000 in 12 installments be ginning two and a half years after the hotel opens Trank Hofeus plan proposes a $3500000 loan to the Stardust from ederated Hotels Inc to pay contractors secured claims and complete the hotel Rella actor so called plan in which the assets of the stockholders would be pur chased for $4000000 Secured creditors would be paid off in cash and the remaning stockholders and creditors would be paid in cash over a 10 year period Monarch Investment plan call ing for purchase of the as sets for $4000000 after which creditors and stockholders would be paid in full on completion of the hotel JOLENE LONTREE CAL NEVA LOVELIES MATTY MUSIC SHOW TIMES 8:30 11:30 Stardust May Have to Post Earnest Money YOUR HOST WINGY GROBER Reserrations: Lib 7 3341 A GEORGE ARNOLD Pro duction featuring MIRO SLAVA skating' champion Red Mc Carthy featured skater of ke Capades Buff and Joan McCusker stars of the Ice ollies rank Moyers of Sonja Ice Show The Burling Triplets also from Ice Capades and show girls from Hollywood on Ice' At left Ice Capers number starring Miroslava George Arnold and Larry Ellis ALLON Long range Navy i plans to expand the land area of 1 Naval Auxiliary Air Sta tion to 39 square miks nearly i seven times the ground it now owns were revealed here this week NAAS allon will' extend its base area in all directions The station Will be a rectangle six miles across from north to south and six and one half tniles from east to west if current plans are carried out There has been no indication as to how long or short a time period the proposed land will take Blueprints drawn by the 12th Naval public works of fice in August of 1955 and here tofore referred to as were released to the public this week land to be acquired in includes portions or all of at least 75 ranches and private properties totaling over 6700 acres in addition to the private and previously acquired and other parcels presently in process of ac quisition In 1952 the Navy bought seven ranches totaling 667 acres and under their 1956 program ac quired 20 additional parcels total ing 1146 acres Which are about to be paid for at the present time Proposed for fee acquisition in the next Navy purchase is 2120 acres including six parcels be innvinc to three ranchers Approximately 13000 acres of custodial land tn he will go to the Navy This total includes 2560 acres originally acquired for the base 360 acres acquired1 along with the first seven ranches and about 10000 acres t6 be trans ferred in the The present base area has go by the door in the land trade deals and thereby trade a rancher out of grazing land he has been permitted to use Of course the federal govern ment by trading has not dimin ished the federal reserve of land because it has gained another plot in another locality As in the Humboldt county case land gained by the federal government in this manner is then put under the management of the Bureau of Land Management and permits issued to ranchers in the vicinity of the acquired land to use the land for grazing according to the rules and regulations of the ed eral Range code under the Taylor Grazing act Large real estate phenagiing I has been abutted in recent years I by the real estate policy of the Vegas Women acing Charge 'LAS VEGAS July 25 A mother and daughter have been arrested here today for investi gation of suspected embezzlement of more than $6000 from a trailer court operator Held are Ruth Sims manager nf the Juleart Trailer Court and her daughter Creola 20 Det Sgt Paul Deweert said trailer court owner John Clark has claimed the women took the money over several months for rentals The young woman is also being investigated for suspected forgery of lOUs made out in the names of several tenants Vegas Cafe Blazes During Celebration LAS VEGAS July (IP) During preparations for a Mor mon celebration set for today fire broke out at the Hickory Wood Barbecue 315 remont St where a beef dinner was being cooked Minor damage was caused to an over head' flue firemen said Two years ago a fire caused $12000 damage to the' same equipment at the restaurant Humboldt county Vvill lose more than $2500 a year in real proper ty tax revenues as the result of a land swap between Curtiss Wright Corporation and the fed eral government according to the Humboldt Star Winnemucca newspaper Curtiss Wright has purchased about 65000 acres of land from the Southern Pacific Co in south ern Humboldt county Humboldt County Assessor Roy Persson told the Winnemucca newspaper It also was reported the cor poration has bought up about 132500 acres of land from the railroad in Pershing county The two parcels are being tfad ed by the corporation for approxi mately 79000 acres in Lyon and Storey counties the land on which it has been previously an nounced Curtiss Wright will es tablish its big engine testing cen ter The news story concerning the big land trade in the Star con tinues: Purpose of the trade is to con solidate federal land that will be traded to the aircraft corpora tion with a huge tract of land the company has already purchased from private parties in the Stor ey Lyon county area If this is effected it will giye Curtiss Wright a land monopoly on a block of real estate stretching from the western edge of the Virginia range to Highway 95 and from the south bank of the Truckee River to a point a few miles north of Virginia City At the same time the trade will allow the Humboldt county and Yet the federal government will I by (LIMITED 10 DAY ENGAGEMENT! CAL NEVA LODGE PROUDLY PRESENTS r' The BETTY HUTTON SHOW An exclusive first oppearance in Northern Nevada Time who's I WITH I Lolo Lita Lanneraiul A1I RM! Cfl AA af Booth in Pawning Park or ANY GEN ADM? ZZU TIO IZTO IREHOUSE IN RENO Phbne A 2 2379 A I I a 2 9664 or A 3 261 1 and tickeu wl" be RESn SEC1! $330 liyilBilW livered to you! PRESENTED BY RENO IREMEN'S ASSOCIATION Jack Hubbard and Merrill McKinnon for the last two years operating the Richfield truck service station ih Reno at 1465 ourth St have now opened a restaurant connec tion with their station The cafe offers 24 hour service with breakfast around the clock for truck drivers and tourists i THE maPes RENO X' Plant Worker Seeks Damages LAS VEGAS July 25 A Henderson plant worker today filed a personal injury damage suit in district court for more than $80000 as the result of be ing struck by a car while Walk ing alongside the road in Hender son a year ago Maryin Cannon alleged negli gent driving on the part of James Henry Smith which resulted in a broken leg skull fracture and broken foot incapacitating Can non for 31 weeks Smith gave Las Vegas as his home at the time of the accident' Cannon seeks $75 030 general damages $4000 in lost wages and $1507 in medical expenses in the claim filed by attorney Howard Cannon his cousin NORTH SHORE LAKE TAHOE 3 A At MBs I MSSa it 3 IM lilt amiSSwIIKgMMb a 14 '5 I' 'X 'Si 41' 4: the ISwOiOl ESQUIRE I TR 'a i 11 1 Jr JH JaclR x'i v' 1 1 X5 X4 Azz Ajo s''" 'z 9k MW IV' MRR' IKMBR pS bi jiy ru fl i AJ I 4 9S A 1 1 1 1 IX ip linil 1 1 ENTERTAINMENT Nightly except Monday in the THEATRE BAR 30 miles south of Reno 3.

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