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Evening star., 1961-05-12

West for the queen Of clubs,
going down.
If South is a suspicious soul,
he may wonder why West
made it so easy for him to
get a count. If West is eager
to reveal his club length, it
must be wrong for South to
rely on that length for the
club finesse.
Against that sort of sus-
picious opponent West may get
his best result by discarding
a club! South may think, "he's
trying to make me think he
has nothing in clubs worth
protecting. The rascal must
have the queen"
Let your opponent admire
his clevernesS as he falls into
your trap.
Daily Question
Partner opens with two dia-
monds (forcing to game), ano
the next player passes. You
hold:
AKQ8 VJ873 o743 %K10S
What do you say?
Answer: Bid three no-trump
The jump in no-trump shows
about one and one-half or two
! quick tricks (about eight to
Evening star., 1961-05-12
BY Walt Disney
BY the Beers

10 points, without counting
very much for queens or
jacksl, with no suit worth
showing.
(copyright. 1861, Gen. Features Corp.)
Evening star., 1961-05-12

See the complete selection Of
famous Dior perfumes at Drug
Fair, including: Miss Dior, Doromo
ond Diorissimo, 8. so 10 1850.
Evening star., 1961-05-12

>PNAAAAA3 4SeSAs 4AAAA6 "a AAOSA4 vos
West leads the king o1
hearts, and South wins with
the ace. Declarer draws two
rounds Of trumps with the
king and ace, after which he
leads a low heart toward
dummy.
West steps up with the
queen of hearts and returns
q diamond. South caShes the
ace and king of diamonds and
then leads a trump tt
dummy'S queen.
What should West discarC
on this round of trumps?
It depends on how gulliblt
Evening star., 1961-05-12
SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE
Choose Discard to Deceive Foe
Heart May Work Best
BY ALFRED SHEINWOLD

South is, and what he thinks
of West.
Evening star., 1961-05-12
HI AND LOIS
FREDDY
THE TooDLES
SCAMP

Deceptive play is often a
matter Of knowing your GUS
toner. Tell q tale that he will
believe.
South dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
AKQ8
2J873
1743
%K105
WEST EAST
A74 A632
0KQ10 09542
oQ652 oJ1098
&9432 %Q7
SOUTH
AAJ1095
3A6
OAK
%AJ86
South West North Eas'
IL Pass 2A Pas
80 Pass ~ Pas
50 All Pass
Evening star., 1961-03-22

Don't let off-oeon, on-oeon March weather fool you
these the kind Of suits you'll need in month
Top-perorine $50 Doeron' poIyester and 459o wool
that fights wrinkles, hones OUT the few that do The
fobrc weighs only 7 to the yord your whole suit
comes to mere two pounds give toke wsp. Sound
eood9 Sounds better with ho second por Of rousers Come
in this week while color pattern and size selection
at its peak.
The Nome nugget., 1961-09-01
Missing Anchorage Pilot Found Safe
 In Rugged Country

ANCHORAGE tR An An chorage pilot, who vanished on a flight into rugged country nine days ago. was found alive and well Wednesday night.
 The pilot, Dick Clement, was reported to be tired and hungry but otherwise in good shape after his days alone in the wilderness.
 A bonfire Clement started was spotted by John Norby and Bob Mason, Civil Air Patrol pilots.
 Clement disappeared Aug. 21, a short time after he left Anchor age on a prospecting trip. His plane went down on a glacier scar Beluga Lake about 30 miles west of here across Cook Inlet.
 The CAP pilots brought Gle ment back here.
The Nome nugget., 1961-09-01
Two More Communities Cut-Over to Dial System

Another important stride in providing modern dial telephone communications for the people of the State of Alaska will be accomplished today by the cut-over of two new telephone exchanges. A spokesman for Trans-Alaska Telephone Co. an- nounced Monday the establish ment of a new dial exchange in the community of Talkeetna. Coin- cident with Talkeetna installation is the city of Delta Junction's new dial central office. The company presently has crews in these two locations making final installa- tions of telephones and necessary testing of the new equipment. This equipment is designed for eventual nationwide dialing and incorporates the latest methods of electronic switching procedures.
 With the installations of these two new exchanges, Trans-Alas- ka Telephone Co. is now serving the public with dial telephone service in IA areas ranging from the Brooks Range to the Gulf of Alaska.
Evening star., 1961-08-11
DEAR ABBY
Old Boy Needs New Chart
Sy ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

DEAR ABBY: My husband
has been retired for almost
a year and he is driving me
out of my mind. He doesn't
leave my side unless I send
him to the store for some
thing. I think we are together
too much for people our age.
I am So and he. is So. Don't
get me wrong, ! still love my
husband, but ] may as well
be frank with you. He acts
like we are still on our hon.
eymoon. I like q little ro-
nance (even at my age), but
my old man is OVERRIDING it.
Do you think it would help
matters any il ] got some
sort Of job? II I don't get out
Of this house (and away from
him) ! win go mad.
WEARY WIFE.
Evening star., 1961-08-11

family whistle to call their
children which reminds me Of
calling dogs. We have put up
with it for three years. The
children in that family are
from 7 to 16 years old-cer-
tainly old enough to know
their names. We neighbors
think it is a disgrace and
would like your support.
THE NEIGHBORS.
/ see nothing "disgracefuI"
about q family whistle. I
think it Is far less offensive
than, "MAAAA REEEEE,
JOHNNNN-EEEEE, co m e
home for SUUUUUH-PEE!"
= g IS
DEAR ABBY: I have been
going with o man for about
six years. I don't 60 out with
anyone else and don't care
Evening star., 1961-08-11

to. He feels the same way
about me. My big problem Is
this: ne told me that he cam
not marry me as long as his
mother is living. At first I
thought it would work out all
right because he was 40 and
his mother was in her early
70A But he is now SIS and
his mother is in better con-
dition than I am. (She
bowls) E5 /.
I am A, divorced, and sup
port myself. Do you think I
should hang on to this man?
He has money.
TIRED OF WAITING.
Don't spend your life watt
ing for the life Of another
to end. II it's marriage you
want, look for . man who
can give. you an uncOndi-
tional surrender.
=
Everybody has a problem.
What's yours? For a personal
reply, grite to Abby in care
Of The Epening Star. IncIose
a stamped. self : addressed
envelope.
For Abby's booklet, "Ho,D
to Haze a Lovely Wedding, |"
send soc to Abby, Bor 1865.
Beverly Hills, Calf.
Distributed by McNaught
Syndicate, Inc)
Evening star., 1961-08-11

Getting out Of the house
Is not the answer. Absence
would only make the heart
grow fOnder, and when you
came home he'd dev0ur you
like . hungry trout takes q
fly. He needs something to
occupy his mind. Get him
interested in gardening, or
stamp collecting. Chess,
checkers, scrabble and two
handed card games are good
mental exercise. (But don't
suggest honeymoon bridge, "
E. it might give him ideas.)
= = =
DEAR ABBY: We would
like your opinion of parents
who whistle for their chill
dren when they are trying to
locate them in the neighbor-
hood. They have a special
Evening star., 1961-08-11
WORLD EcHoEs
Odd items from the world
North American NeIfDaper Allian

Odd items from the world
press:
THE LONGEST and most
beautiful artificial beach on
the French Riviera is being
built near the Nice Airport.
The sand will be q lovely
shade Of pink. But the beach
is not for mere people. It
is to attract sea-gllls who
have been getting in the way
Of the planes. The birds
adore pink.
(Nice Matin, Nice)
AUTOMOBILE drivers
have seen receiving so many
fines that q delegation asked
the Government If they could
pay off the amounts In reg.
ular time payments. The
Government said no.
eASalIi Shimbun, Tokyo)
A newly appointed profess
sor was surprised to see that
most Of his students were
wearing hearing aids. After
closer investigation he dis
covered they were all at
tached to portable radios in
the students pockets.
Evening News, London)
Evening star., 1961-08-11

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-22

AUToM0TIvE BOOKKEEPER :
srowing Ford dealer has a perms.
nent position for an automotive
bookkeeper available now; salary
Commensurate with ability; many
employe benefits. Apply In per-
son only to Mr.. Horace Nell,
R!y0CKyILLE MOTOR CO., Rock
AUTO MECHANIC, must be exper.,
sober and reliable. Co, S.Sp7S.
Apply 2419 14th st. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC, excel. conditions
in LIST rate shop violently Of work.
guarantee. extra benefits. See Mr..
Tressler. L. P. sTEUART OF
s sETHbs ss2s:d. ma Md 81 &C.. i Sl5.r
AUTO. MECHANICS. studebaker
exp. preferred, $3.50 pay plan,
usual company benefits; apply
Mr.. Barr, AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER. 6e6 N. 0lebO I'd. Arl..
AUTO. BALESMAN-To sell FoTds.
Falcons and used cars. No expert.
ence necessary. See sales manager.
LOGAN FORD. 1850 goth st. NV.
NJ puOlic C1lo.
AUTO, sALEsMAN-We have an
opening for an exerieneed, aggres-
sive worker on our sales staff to
handle Bucks finest cars. Earn
ings unlimited. for right man. New
sSE eth S,ssslisn &. SSnl4 s1s scsa.
TsEHPrE IA TsoRs j. CO. ne INc.
XII. s-4soo
AUTO sALEsMEN-We have an
op opening for an experienced. e;
TO handle Buickp finest cars.
Earnings unlimited for right man.
New car with excellent salary,
bonus and commission plan. See
TEMPLE MoToRs CO.. NC.
KI. s-4s00
AUTO sUPPLY STORE SALESMAN
-Exper. preferred. but not es.
ssntial; salary open. PENN:JER.
s 81, >, AUTO ,,,i STORE; l72a silver
AUTO TRANSMISSION MECHANIC,
on any Or all units. An bench
work.; $l25 per wk. La. 10000
AUTOMOBILE-TRUCK sales gpe-
cialist, exper. preferred; opport. for
earnings and advancement into
MANAGEMENT. Growing Chevy Deal
er. George Benson. Ii. 7-1400.
ACTUAL JOBS In q, D.. Europe.
8. America. Many high Day. Write
Employment info. Center. RIM. S46
739 Boylston st.. Boston 10. Mass.
BAKER9: doughnuts; exper. Apply
COUNTRY STYLE DONUTS. 2Q67
University blvd, Hyattsville, Nd,
ask for MR. a RUBIN.
BANJO PLAYER WANTED, good
salary; must have own transp.
Call for other info. RE. 6-6637.
BETHESDA--one Of AmeFica'S larg-
est life and A. and H. companies
offers new suburban location: top
products, train on straight salary.
Sales experience desirable. Com
pany viii help you build Q busi-
investment N to- on your BART Bart Reply IN
brief to Boz 420-M, Star,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-22
HELP MEN
(cOkIlNUeDl

1ANS = ~ ----GO 1t ,OOV
sr. prosrammer. BIS. or Ms,
$4,000
Chemist, plastic and rubber exper..
$4,000
Picture editor, Photographic back
ground $4,000
MANAGEMENT trainee, college. $435
trainee ----- 1925
Finance co. rep; COLLEGE: co. car.
expenses -------------- $1,000
Art director. heavy on design. so.
2-3 yrs. jr. or Or. - $4,000
Collector, insurance ----- S5.20O
clerk-typist. 45 w.p.m. - S4.16O
art wood dest- $4,000
Chemist, indexer, patent search
ing $4,000
secy.; tipping and shhd. - $4.160
Proofreader. college. to 30 S4.400
corresp.. college deg. - $4,000
Prosrammer trainees, IBM train
Ing. masters deg, salary open
Young man. general office 81. 900
SALES
Trainees. sew. open - S4,s00 r
Trainee. ofe. equip. S6,4OO
22-25. COLLEGE so, 900
Calculator, Govt. and commercial
acct. -------------------s.e.
Reprss.. $3.50. college ------ $500
Repres., to SO; %. ear and sx.
penses $500 +
Repres.. Govt. and commercial 30.
Sales trainee; college, 22-2s,
to $4,000
Repres., florist, import-export and
Govt. to $4,000
Advertising Repres., college, 2S-sS,
sales expeF. nee. $3.50 to $4,000
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT sERv.
A Division Of
MESSING
1919 K ct. Elk. s.727o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-22
ADM.-SALES
TECHNICAL

ADVERTISING, especially direct
mail, some experience. TO SUPER
wise. help plan and get work out
In q small established but fast
growing sales ORGANIZATION. Local
and national coverage. Replies
treated confidentially. Specify
salary desired. Box I53-M, Star.
ADVERTISING SALESMAN = For
local metropolitan wkly. news
paper; age 22-35, good salary.
good chance for right man: Box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-22

PERSONALS

LET Us refinish your old furn.
Make 1t new again: home and Of
flee; reas. rates. ME. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-22
PERSONALS
(coNTlNUeD)

CHILD CARE-I will care for 1
child In my home. vic. Oxon Hi.
Call LO. 7.5ObA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-22
AUTO BODYMAN

IUTOMOTIvE MACHINIsT or
helper, white, sober, paid vacation
and holidays, disqualification. CO.
$3.50: Sun, 6P. 3.0522.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-22
RELP MEN

A
PERSONALLY
REWARDING
CAREER
II you have that spe.
cial combination of am.
bition. intelligence and
personality that gets
along well with and ia
vorably impresses peo-
pie, you may find q
personally rewarding Ca
reer at Arthur Murray.
Our professional train
ing program qualities
you for q position as
dance instructor with ,
an excellent salary, plus
immense personal salts.
faction and prestige :.
and may lead to an i'm.
portant management fu.
ture. II you are between
% and 80, have some
college or an equivalent
background, and have q
pleasing appearance, ap-
ply In person between
10 am. and pm. to-:
THE ARTHUR MURRAY
SCHOOL OF DANCING
l0l1 Conn. Ave. NV.
500 n. Taylor st., Arlington, Va.
BANK TELLER $500 UP
Exper.:: benefits.
BANK TRA1NEEs ,-----$55 UP
White, his. Srads.: several loca-
COLLECTOR s 275
rs. grad. white; ear furn.:S ex +
MGT. TRAINEEs IS, 200
COLLEGE grads, 2l-33 yrs, Q yrs.
exper. hotel-restsurant business
OFFICE MANAGER 500
Construction exper.. must type,
some bkkpg. progress reports.
PRoJ. oR.-sYsTEMS ENGR..
Fee paid. Biolosie.l. bio se eRs@e,
chemical (organic) or closer re-
lated field, des., good math, sta
tech. personnel, workine knoWl,
computer capability and require
ssssi tsALEs, ENcR.. $4,000
Fee paid. EE deg. 8 yrs. exper.
IN GO. repres. and sales-elec-
sY ssShsS s.iP5fR;oc SPEC. $1,000
Fee paid. BIS Industrial engrg..
! emphasis operations research
forms. design and coptrol-pro-
eedures-2 yrs. exper systems
procedures-ansiyse and plan
SALES CONN. BAs1s) $1,000 mo.
Potential, Must have car and
want to work. Comp. field. Won
dertul opport. for real salesman.
SALES MOT. TRAINEE 5000
Deg, to 80 yrs. presentable, good
ecclesiastical record: growth po-
1N fsRslfii tcHEM)- $500
BIS ir better. chemistry-chemi-
cal engrg. or physics temphasis
organic chemistry, prefer teach
ing exper. lab. expeT., lit. or
patent searching. Interpret and
PEG oREENWAY AGENCY
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. Suite 7l9
DI. 1887 d. 7-e467
RIG-PAYING BUSINESS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-22
COLLEGE GRADUATE

Does the work you are now doing
give YOU the satisfaction and ciiaI-
lenRe you are looking for? Can
you see, further opportunity and
reward based on your ability and
not, AMERICAN CASUALTY co.
may have what you need. We are
selecting qualified college gradu-
ates for training in claims work
Penna. Upon completion Of the
course. YOU VIM be sent to one
OF our many branches throuRhout
the country for complexion Of
training. Men applying should Be
Offered while in training and the
practically Unlimited opportunities
Tor advancement should be q real
attraction for you. Contact B. M.
kl1Ynsstretns AMERICAN CASUAL
Spring,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-22
HElP MEN

perience. Age 1885: Accounting
degree required. Call Mr.. Elliott
Of HOT SHoPPES. INC. tn q
2O00.. Ext. 1855. Mon. thru Fri. Q
ACCOUNTANT. excel. start for
young man. with .degfee to work
for promotion minded co. Start
Sast1,H Hlgs Ss1s1its an Mr. Hsndks'
NV. 81. 3-ssss." wv ~ ~
ACCOUNTANT with managerial
ability. for demanding lob with
new. firmly established company
cal Mr.. s! Todd Tssnont lss29
Resume 70 TODD STEEL. INC,
Point Of Rocks. Md.
ACCOUNTANT, experienced, for ma
tional organization; $4,000 year,
all fringe benefits. Write, giving
qualifications. education. expert
ence. availability to Boz 63-M.
Star.
ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS, eight
needed In Washington immedi-
ately; salary. $4,000 to $1,000
per annum; permanent: liberal
fringe benefits; travel 1879 OF
time; public accounting experience
preferred but not required; give
age, education and experience In
reply. Box 6S-J. Star. 22s
ACCOUNTANT, to take charge Of
industrial company office, in
Northern Va. area. Familiarity
with construction work desirable
but not essential; full Bookkeeping
ana office manager duties; good
perm. Job for right person. Re-
ply to Box 103-M, Star, stating
BACKGROUND and exper., age, mari
tai and service status. refs (Will
not be contacted without prior
interview, Of applicant.) Sal, re-
ouirements, and when avail to
ACCT. deg, Nd, st. -----S4,500
BkkPR.. general ledger. SO.
IBM oPRS.. 407-604, must wire
407. day or night shift, S375-S425
CREDIT elk. TRAINEES, some
s'I oREE Ms ENpL. SERVICE Ses;s'o
738 18th 81. NV. DI. 1858
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EDITORIAL
MANAGEMENT
TRAINEE

Unique career opportunity
for sales-minded young man:
Start Is college book field
representative and advance
when qualified to field ed
itor. This position u with
3 Well-established, fast.
growing company.
You will be trained to 90.
Ncit and negotiate for new
manuscripts from Americas
top college educators and
authors, and to secure adop-
lions Of our books for stu.
dents use ct leading col.
leges and universities. Sue
cess In that work will lead
to responsible editorial post
developing new book prof.
ects on broad academic level.
REQUIREMENTS: z.YEAR
COLLEGE DECREE: GOOD
SCHOLASTIC RICO RID:
GENUINE INTEREST IN
BOOKS AND PUBLISHING:
SOME DIRECT SALES OR
SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS
EXPERIENCE: AGE 24-S0:
WILLING TO TRAVEL LINZ
TIED TERRITORY WITH
WASHINGTON. D. c., AREA
HOME BASE.
Good starting salary plus
paid travel expenses plus
exceptional employe in
centtve program.
II you are fully qualified.
telephone J. J. o'Donovan ct
METROPOLITAN S-5925 on
Sunday, January 22. from 8
pm. to z pm. or on Mon.
day. January 20, from 0
Am. to 2 pm.
Immediate interviews A..
ranged for outstanding ap.
plicants.
LECTR0-MECH. DR., Q yrs. expe
'encil work and free hand lettel
ng Sd, 1925. POTOMAC EMP.
loCY;, 1884 Wilson blvd, Al
LECTRONIC TECHNICIAN, rad
'duip.: salary based on experienc
md ability. JU. 0-S144.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
:, ~ooosE sIss n

-
-. l-- ~. =. $3.50
t 49, Ar.. Is $3.50 2 A.
--i-o,'V- s- - -
ae-r 80 -- i-' ~ =
~ go $500 20 ~
-----4-- $50 1~zs ~
p .r--4 - 81 "a Nsi. Fo-
-s@s-t-.L -i-r ~ s9~e Q.
W. s4l -ts oti-1 "a lane
-r ~ q -- ~z-'
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
Theatre Detroit

Deiroi: Conservatory Of Music
under Mrs. Nora Skiich
Tel me Barbara said. Who
are your fsvorite ehauntresses
Il ike Elias versatility. and Of
c0urse Lena Homes sho~ women
ship. she said Yes Miss Bar
tara PITTS has arrived
The willO-Wsy Apprentice
Theatre il Bloomfield Hills mas
announced that Csthy Campbell
OF 42l Madison. Birmingham.
Nich. y the winner Ct the Alex
sndrs Grange Scholarship Miss
Campbell Is fourth grade teach
er az the Pembroke Eiemenisr.
School n Birmingham She Will
lcensinvee on Page u
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
Detroit SPotIite

shared records THURSDAY nisht
Boch had uipaefs fer me frs
tine. The three. al girls weigh
ed rso pounds sever ounces, tso
pounds -four cunces- and f~o
pounds. <aeki ounces
~ rne.be- and the girls father.
Ereu Is have FIVE other rhiio-
IN rzrrinr from Is months 70
ssx wears Ct Ese They incinoe
thrs< ocss and txo girls
IN. yezr the su6eats are M
veg - attend Prrshns High
S,bsrr Parent Teacher Confer
eous II I'll ne held from II
a..z - ; pr Monday. Nov o
S,socl AL he dismissed after the
fcur<h sour. Eering conferences
W. h.e scheduled On "Wednesday
~cx 9 fr0r $50 70 go pm
Stnc.ol VII oe dismissed after
TIE srveztn hour. The Mother 5
Csub ssu ser7e refreshments ID
ne ~
ne Orsg,nzl c Cief Singers ~lii
ar2sx n rectal Saturday. Oct
= :. sd pm al the Ne;ropol-
TAI Bzpttss Church 1910 is;h al
B.sas VISTA The group Is UNDER
TIE direction Of Mrs Eselle An
drew Ire singers are Olivia
B--nso-. Bertha Cray Mary I'm
en- Ma-x-et Carr. Lula Arm
s.-c-E LIZZIE Nae Clean Bessie
MtEe-riy. Jessie Armstrong,
Beatrice Hamilton. JANE Keen
49, Ee---zlee Horn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21

in Receiving Hospital O. stomach
STAB WOUNDS inflicted = week
Deiorc curing . fight ID Palmer
PARK ~sth "a group Of white
youths
Police said Little was stabbed
by one Of the youths who suffer
60 cuts and was arrested and "a
ter released.
Donald L Miller. 70. Of 2095
PInsree. was sentenced 10 5 10
~ Years n Jackson Prison last
week By Recorders Judge John
p Scsiicn after pleading guilty
10 assault; with the intent TO
rob.
Ire youth was arrested April
i8 after he and two companions
robbed q party store al 1877
Dcqundre OF $50 10 $50 al the
point OF q gun before escaping.
Frederick James. IS. of 1910
s. Aubin. was dead on admit
snce TO Receiving Hospital last
week Of a gunshot wound Of the
back.
Held for investigation Of muir
der i Louis Sanders. -. Of s2le
Russell Police said James and
friend were guests in Sanders
home for . short tine Sunday
morning. before James oroercO
me two men 10 leave stating. Il
must 20 TO the hospital 10 see
ny wife
The officers said James became
angry and struck Sanders and
knocked him to the floor. During
the alteration the friend pushed
James out me door and the two
men ran around 10 the side Of
Z b e house. Meantime. Sanders
armed himself with q shotgun
walked outside and fired the fatal
shots.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
By MARY BELLE RHODES
WEDDING RECEPTION:

Mr.. and Mrs Alyls Smith nee
Inez Fleming were nery hspps
10 receive me warm welco-ne
from friends :; thelr wedding
reception Saturday evening :;
the Gotham Hotel
This couple vas married 70;
long ago. BIT chose ih-s Tine Sno
occasion q say. We are happily
married
Mrs Smith vas charming II
: SILVER b-ocscec sheath VIII :
irlngec sklrt eslgnec - Mar
John Her jewels Rere crystal
and her flower : white orchid
OF course ne groom Vas a.
shzrpeo - 100
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COURT n EWS

Harry j. rk.Ls OF 1873 Law.
Icy. Nzs found guilty. q en-ss.ls
IN al Llesz. occupation last ~ctk
Q, Recor0e. : Judge Arthur J
kosclnskl and fined SIS OF 80
Gays
Police SAID they arrested Jen-
klns n the vicinity of LaWlel and
-. ADDln ana Conilscsiec 81 cur
rent dsiec bets and S14 IL seln.
Mar Du,all. "a. OF S9s7 Yin
cent. ~1s ivund guilty Of shop..it-
Ing last week by Recorder : Judge
Arthur J hoscinsN and PLACED
On six month probation
Mrs Dussll vas arrested 10 a
market al 1900 Dequ.nore. where
store detective said he observe cd
her coneezl q beet steak and a
can Of lemonade under her coat
and attempt 10 walk out OF the
store.
Mrs. Duvsll denied the charges
The stolen goods acre valued al
So 3.
Sam Motley. IS. Of 7745 Byron.
Was found guilty OF assault and
battery last week IN Recorders
Court and fined SlO or 80 DAYS
m the House Of Correction.
Motley wss arrested on the com
plant Of Frank LsRoss. 81. of
5f3e Deyonshire. operator Of the
LsRoss Bar. zoo Randolph. who
accused Motley Of striking him
during an alteration in the bar
over the purchase Of two bottles
Of soft drinks
Monday denied the charges
he said LsRoSs became angry
after Re asked him to cash a per.
s0nsl check
The fine uas imposed by Re.
eorders Judge Arthur J. KoscIn.
SKI
lconfinusd On pao, A
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
Society Dolngs

Mr and Mrs. James Flern.a.
parents received WIKI II. .s.es
ana groom Ar and Nj. ANS
Smith. the 20 guests
ms reception Wss iol..4.1 (,
; cocktail party II ihs 4 1ss
Roon Nnere ch4mps slt 1sA
{ oelsTes, olives Eats 4r- -t.r.
,hs1g nlee r souncSre.
Many gorgeous gli.S atre D..
cenec Mrs Laura A-st-1 as
Czteris.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
SATURDAY EVENING BaM.
cJET:

he Mems Club OF P.sl s
Congregational Church es, u.
l-shifl. banquet SATURDAY
.n= n ine Parrish hall III, A.4-
1..m boyc Episcopal n.1.s Z
y Wayne State JnNersl.. So.
sues, speaker who told 4. -.
F.syer Pilgrimage from Nsa
O..esns Il, 10 Dearborn y e..
san Il vas most lnieresln- I'D
many people were prcseri
NJ Charles L. johnson Is erss..
1cal and Rev. Nicholas Ay-- !,
MINISTER.