Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 8

THURSDAY JULY 28 1955 NEVADA STATE JOURNAL RENO NEVADA PAGE EIGHT City Council Removing Gambling rom Zoning Regulations Nevada Employment Highest on Record What every for discontinua good cook knows did MARK TWAIN is always inWashion andin beer that means Snowdrift ingredients ere just a little costlier than any other solid (yet you pay no more) That can make the big difference in better tasting foods whether fried or baked Snowdrift gives justalittle more safety than ordinary shorten ings because it fries perfectly at correct high temperatures That can make the big difference in digestibility of fried foods Snowdrift is just a little lighter than any other shorten ing and that can make the big difference in giving your family lighter more digestible fried foods ex fu ifAMIlt PLAN NG CHARGE 70R CHILDREN UNDER 14 SHARING MONISM of services and an increase in SWIMMING NOW OPEN TO PUBLIC Tioga Pass Road will be closed from 10 days to two weeks long er authorities said yesterday The scenic highway was cov ered with debris and mud in sev eral places by flash floods last week No lives were lost al though several vacationing fam ilies were temporarily marooned at the upper elevations Municipal Band will pre sent another Concert Under the Stars in Powning Park on riday evening starting at 8:00 The di rector A Tinkham announced Singhs from $440 Doublet from $400 CAR4GI StKVICf Vante Hftkim 1 wwr If the hair on your head not fall out it would grow to a length of about 40 feet in 72 years Nevada Public Service Com mission is in receipt of two appli cations filed recently one for a discontinuance the other for rates The petition tion of the stock corral at Hazen was filed by the Southern Pacific Railway Co and people wishing to enter protests may do so prior to August 10 The petition to increase fares between Reno and Ely was filed by Nevada Central Motor Lines People wishing to protest this plea may do so prior to August 7 Protests must all be filed with the Public Service Commission at Carson City No Abandonment Of Church Lane Scheduled Soon 100 PUNE AlUVEGETABlt SHORTENING MADE BY THE WESSON OIL EOU City Council Back Tracks on Its Action Lyon County folks are wearing down the court house steps fast in their effort to file mining claims in that vicinity A total of 940 mining claims have been recorded in the Book of Records in the Yerington county seat since Jan uary 1 of this year the Mason Valley News declares In the first two weeks of July 96 new claims were recorded with the veteran county official James Barton auditor and recorder Margaret Anfang chief re corder reports that during the first six months of this year min ers and prospectors recorded 844 claims The county was enriched by recording fees from mining claims to the tune of 8940 since the whistles blew on New and the fire crackers banged on July 4th The majority of these claims are filled with uranium although there has not been enough devel opment work to give the county a producer In acreage the land claimed to tals 1880 acres just enough to support a cow and calf when the spring rains fall However when the range is green with grass then you can run a sizeable herd providing you furnish supplemen tal feeding the News states In later years the 20 30 club may reclaim the corner posts and side lines of most of these claims agd build another log house Just to show a breakdown in the pattern January had 65 re cordings ebruary 100 March 133 April 161 May 225 June 158 and July 1 to 13th 96 The high recordings in May were no doubt due to spring fever on the part of tired husbands the Mason Valley News sighed ip ANNUAL MEETING GOLDIELD July 27 (Spe cial) Goldfield Uranium Inc held its annual meeting and elec tions here July 23 at the home of Eldon Mason Mr Mason was reelected president rank Col lins was chosen vice president Oscar Morisette secretary treas urer rank Ritzel resident agent Lillian Mont and Martinez directors The concern owns 10 patented claims in the I Goldfield district and plans ploratory work for the near ture in both in the I hotels resulted principally irom 'The the openings of seasonal busi nesses for the tourist trade out New irm Plans Development Of Uranium Claims Office Established In Old Depot At Tonopah City councilmen yesterday de cided to backtrack on their ac tion for the abandonment of Church Lane to give opponents of the abandonment a chance to be heard on the question City Attorney Samuel ranco vich told the councilmen that he bad learned that several persons who objected to the abandonment had not had an opportunity to be heard because of confusion over the time of the public hearing The city officials Monday morning agreed to abandon part of Church Lane in exchange for near by property which is to be used as a city parking lot The meeting at which the abandon ment was approved began at 9 am The city attorney said that the abandonment notices which were posted more than two months ago had declared that the pub i lie hearing on the matteiywould be held July 25 at 8 pm When the city council changed its meeting time the time for the hearing was not changed ana as a result the public was not properly notified of the abandon ment hearing rancovich suggested that the city council schedule another hearing for August 8 when the regular meeting will be held at 9:30 am The suggestion was approved Training Meet Being Planned By TB Assn MANX HOTEL POWELL AT UNION SQUARE PSC Petitions iled at Carson No other shortening at any price is so creamy so digestible and so light! ILTERED HEATED CLASS A POOL 2201 So Virginia Miners Active In Lyon County Quality that Refreshes without Riling CARSON CITY July 27 The state gaming board today gave its approval to an escrow agreement naming gambler Gus Greeribaum managing director of I the Riviera Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip Greenbaum former boss Of gambling operations at the Hotel lamingo on the Strip heads a syndicate which plans to lease the newly opened Riyiera from its present operators for $1250000 a year Los Angeles accountant Samuel Pop appeared before the board to outline details of the escrow agreement a prelirrfinary step to the Jaking over of the entire hotel and its casino by the Greenbaum syndicate Greenbaum and other mem bers of the group not named to day comprise many of the former lamingo operators and all have been licensed by the state previ ously Pop said He explained that the Green baum group had loaned the Rivi era group $500000 so that it could continue operations without ex periencing severe financial diffi culty until the new operators could be licensed by the state and by Clark county The hotel has been reported in financial trouble ever since its opening two months ago Under 'the escrow agreementwhich will be passed upon Thurs day by the state tax commission Greenbaum will take over active management of the Riviera im mediately If the Greenbaum group wins the necessary gambling licenses it will absorb any losses or profits made by the hotel and its casino between the time Greenbaum takes over and the entire group is licensed If the latter fail to win gaming permits the present operators take the profit or loss Band Program for riday Evening's Concert Listed Guest Soloist Announced Pt AS MUSHROOMS kuiinp sauv Cook io one 2 pounds padage cook dram tender brooms 1 small cm st slicea tnushroon special happens to oo calads a Sharpness adds a is to omci icnwitniuau invites a oom SO good you tried it vuu a Planning Board Members Voice Objections Just a little difference in ingredients makes a big difference in cooking results Development of 104 uranium I claims in the Tonopah district is the goal of a new firm known as 1 the Atomic Age Mining Company 1 just formed in Oakland Califor 1 nia according to an article ap pearing in the Tonapah Times Bonanza Participants in the venture are 45 Californians with A Rhines who has established an office in the former Tonopah and Gold field railroad depot in Tonapah serving as general manager Secretary treasurer is Earl Lawless president of the Lawless Plumbing Company of Oakland California irst big project of the new company will be to take over and expand development work on 51 Tonopah extension claims leased some time ago by Burr Winslow well known California mining man Rhines said Work on these claims has been in progress for several weeks and drill holes to 100 feet counts to three times the back Rhines added The general manager said he recently received a letter from the AEC Salt Lake City office stating has not been enough exploration accomplished to date on this type of deposit to determine what grade and ton nage of material may be available Lower grade material can be handled if a very large tonnage can be outlined and an economic extraction process Rhines explained that Atomic Age Mining Company does not have unlimited financial backing but we intend to use the money we do have to try and prove that our claims are worth claiming and that this general area is worth the attention of both government officials and fi nancial wife Dorothy and teen age son Dick plan to take up permanent residence in Tonopah Dick a junior will attend Tonopah High School this fall the Times Bonan za stated PAPERS WASHINGTON (UPJ The Library of Congress has received the papers of Bishop Charles Hen ry Brent of the Protestant Epis copal Church missionary and cru sader against opium addiction Presented to the library the bish sister Miss Helen Brent the collection includes correspond ence files diaries sermons and rotes totaling about 12000 pieces covering the period between 1890 and 1929 Reno city council is planning to take the word out of the city zoning ordinance entirely So said Councilman Russell Mills at Tuesday lengthy meeting of the Regional Planning Commission which was called to give preliminary consideration to the proposed new zoning regulations for Reno The matter came up during a discussion of the pro posed abolition of zone 4 an area which currently covers a good sized area or aownrown Reno from Second St south to about Court St Raymond Smith regional planner emphasized that the pro posed abolition of 4 is not to open the area to gambling He also stressed that zoning may not regulate gambling but may onlyinclude it as a permissive use within a land use area Superfluous Zone At present 4 is a superfluous zone It permits the same com mercial uses as zone 2 its only great difference is that it specif ically rules against gambling Such a specific regulation is not within the province of zoning which must be comprehensive Mr Smith pointed out that a re cent supreme court ruling stated exactly this Regulations are made by an administrative body (in Reno by the city council) and do not come within the scope of zoning Zone 2 provides a commer cial area without gaming Mr Smith noted Zone 3 (essen tially the downtown district north of Second St) provides a commercial area with gaming as one of the permissiveruses 3 is the only zone in Reno that does permit gaming The question considered by the planners was whether to convert the superfluous 4 area to 2 or 3 They were wholly in fa vor of converting it to 2 which would leave it Unlimited Mr Mills then remarked that this make any differ ence that the council intended to remove gaming as a permis sive use from any and all zones in the city The city council would decide where gaming was to be permitted he added This caused considerable con sternation on the part of theplanners Mr Smith remarked that such action would actually leave gam bling a possibility in any zone in the city there being no zone to which it was confined as a per missive use E' A erris board of adjust ment member remarked that he would be much against the coun taking gaming entirely out of zoning Opens Way to make deals when got a law and you can when you he stressed adding should be con trolled by law and not by a board of six Eddie Aldaz former planning commission chairman said that he was of the same opinion and would be against taking gam bling out of the single zone to which it is confined at present Mr Mills simply reiterated that if the planning commission did not take the word gam (or gaming) out of the zoning ordinance the city coun cil would George Probasco Board of Adjustment chairman remarked that he believed the current 3 zone was in its entirety too large for gambling and sug gested that perhaps a smaller zone within 3 could be set up where gambling was permitted Decision Made Mr Mills said the council has already decided where gambling is to go and that with the ex ception of hotels it would be a small section of the downtown area Gambling he continued will be on the east Side of Vir ginia St north of Second as far as Commercial Row On the west side of Virginia gambling will be Hundreds ile Mining Claims In Lyon County Court House Steps Getting Worn Thin yesterday that Margaret Burns Hawk will be guest soloist and will sing three songs just after the intermission The program will be as follows: "Home Means State Song March Selection "Begin the ular the Waltz Descriptive Mater" the Double Eagle March INTERMISSION Presenting Margaret Burns Hawk: a Enchanted Evening DesSpnv Up the Old Ttrner "Creme de la March Clark Riviera Hotel Changes Hands Gus Greenbaum Now Its Managing Director Employment in Nevada is breaking all existing rec ords this summer it was revealed yesterday by the Employment Security Department in Carson City The statement was based on figures for June the inpst available which showed that during that month confined to a district from Com 81000 persons were employed in non agricultural indus mercial Row south to the Bying tries throughout the state ton Building only Hotels are the Harry A Depaoli executive director of the NEb said exception gambling to be per expansion in the labor force mitted in them has kept pace With the pheno I you mean if Hat menai population growth of Ne moved out tomorrow and a re vacja during the last five years 1 quest for a gambling license was and that at no tirne has made in the Byington Building pgord been topped the council would deny asked The figures for month before Mr Smith last were 2400 over the May exactly what I mean total of 78 600 5800 over the Mr Mills replied He added that total for June of last year and there is not going to be any en 26 200 over the total listed in the largement of gambling areas es 1930 census pecially along Second St which is to be left for development of industrial distribution of other businesses The the June employment total of decision in this matter includes 81000 shows the effects of the the removal of gambling from any full opening of the tourist season part of the zoning ordinance Mr and the normal summer building Mills concluded and expansion programs Mining The gambling zoning discussion was employing 5200 workers was only a portion of the hearing construction 10000 manufactur which lasted from 7:30 pm to ing 5000 transportation and shortly after midnight The pro utilities 9000 trade 16300 fi posed new zoning ordinance in nance insurance and real estate corporating a i suggested 2100 service and miscellaneous changes as made last night will 20100 and government 13300 be given public hearing before the Changes from May of this year planning commission August 23 were: Mining up 100 construc tion up 300 manufacturing up 100 interstate railroads up 100 I transportation other than rail I roads off 500 as a result of the labor dispute during June in the trucking industries public util ities up 200 no change in whole sale trade retail trade up by 500 finance insurance and real estate no change hotels up 1300 personal services up 100 Event Takina Place amusement and recreation up a nx 100 state and local government On August 9 At up by 100 and no change in either Cnrtez the miscellaneous services or federal governmental employ The Nevada Tuberculosis and Health Association will hold a marked increase training institute meeting at the the retail trades and El Cortez Hotel on August 9 Topic of the program O1 A insiutJ otuiy ui a uuLiLuiuaio i was announced Mrs Nellie aso included new busmess open Bohn executive director of the mgs and expansions year organization round businesses to a lesser Basic aim of the institute is to degree acquaint a selected group of Average hourly earnings he state wide volunteers with the UP well during June x'hen com of tuberculosis in pared both to last month and to relation to community education a The volunteers will then through earnings data are mining $218 their organized service clubs try ons £tion $2 94 manufac ur to carry on a civic community mg 8224 communications and education program utilities $204 and trade The meeting starts at 9:30 am and with a break for lunch will continue until 4:30 pm Dr William Trythall Genevieve Harkin a member of uneral Conducted the National Tuberculosis Edu cation staff will conduct the I uneral services were held for meeting Miss Harkin will be william Trythall from the remembered for her community Rogers Chapel yesterday educational work in Nevada dur thence to St Albert The Great ing portions of 1950 51 Catholic Church for Requiem It is Dr Harkin who devised Mass ather Mcadden was cele the special study on Inside brant assisted by Msgr Connors with emphasis on mate ather Anderson and ather rial work up and films Dr Rjghini Harkin is well qualified to con Acting as pallbearers were John duct a training institute meeting Sullivan Ed Randall Tom of this caliber having been a Gallagher Pete eretto Louis member of the National Tuber Benetti George Neith Nello culosis Association Health Edu Giannotti all members of the cation staff for a number of Knights of Columbus No 978 years She also holds a PhD in Recitation of the Rosary was education and is an associate in at the Rogers Chapel the health education division of Tuesday evening at 7 Music the National Tuberculosis Asso by Melba Manzo organist ciation Interment was in the Mater I Dolorosa BULL BEE IN COURT ELKO July Rancher Harry Cazier is seeking $350 1 and costs from Morehouse who is charged with recklessly and running a car into Mr bull The accident which killed the bull occurred June 1 ten miles west of Wells the Elko ree Press states Ask for the New Ice Pak! Perfect Jor Ontdoonl 12 cans ot rabst Blue Ribbon in tnis water prooied cooler case No extra eoet for Ice Pak! Just add ice COraaJGHT 1955 fiBST BREWING COMPANY tHUWWKlX WISCWSISWDE MAXKS RK OS PAL Cf Mining continues at a feverish pitch in the Yerington district Walter Cox says in the Mason Valley News with prospectors and uranium scattered all over the hills In this rush for wealth we are forgetting the many gold ledges that crop out all over the country This gold you will not discover with a geiger counter you never get the kicks ana ticks out of it until it is in your pocket But if uranium discoveries con tinue in the nearby hills it be long until Lyon County floods the world with the precious sub stance or whatever it is One of the best mining bets in the county is at the Harry Lewis East Walker property where coal and gas were discovered some 50 years ago One good gas well in that vicinity would do more to boom this section of Nevada than a Republican landslide There is natural gas there as sure as Cox concluded Tioga Reopening Is Two Weeks Of Pabst Blue Ribbon Today as discriminating tastes are turning to Pabst Blue for Pabst that sets the fashion in real beer enjoyment Taste it! 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