Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • Page 12

3 Monday, November 2, 1964 THE DETROIT DAILY PRESS Page 12 BY COLOR SLIDES 0 TTTHS (tlMIMl l253gg Society Selects I BIG 2-CAR GARAGE Lll 1 IBI ANY 13! GARAGE ANY To urist Agencies CODE i ZJ CWsJ RICK FRONT EXTRA INCLUDINO CfMENT AND- IUIIT IN ANY SUtURI I i 1 a is li I II fit Directors Eight new members of the 16" O. C. Studs 2x6 Rafters Wind. Braces Collar Cross Ties Steel Over. Door Ail Labor V4" Clear Siding Expansion Double Headers Shutters Galv.

Nails Bldrs. Felt Lined 40 Sq. Ft. Apron Floor and Ratwall 2 Windows 6" Box Cornice 235-lb. Shingles Electrical Conduits Flower Boxes To Study Pacific By ART JUNTUNEN Daily Press Travel Writer (as shown $65) 2-Ft.

Overhang. 1 t. 1 'J Mi-, Eleven top Pacific tourist drum-beaters will 'Come to Detroit Thursday to give travel agents, airline sales people and others in the travel industry a "refresher course" in the delights of the world's "fastest growing tourist growing 51 51 12 nmpgRnHMIHBII area." -4 4 ww board of directors will help guide policies of the Michigan Society of Mental Health in the forthcoming year. Ten others were re-elected in an annual meeting in the Wayne County Medical Society Building. William J.

Norton, of Detroit, only charter member of the society who is still active, was given a citation of appreciation and elected a lifetime honor-iry director. Also given a life lirectorship was Ross Roy, Detroit advertising executive. New directors are Kensin-er Jones, of Huntington Mrs. Paul Krause, Dr. Marjorie P.

Meyer, Dr. Fran-is P. Rhoades and James M. Smith, all of Detroit; Dr. Tames W.

Miller, of Western Michigan University, Walter Patenge, of Landing, and David F. Upton, of St. Joseph. Tricks A. Treats HuIIvwootl Slvlc HOLLYWOOD Hollywood had what a police official called a normal Halloween.

ORDER NOW "SAVE" 2-Car Special INCL CEMENT THIS MODEL HIGHER NO MONEY DOWN 5 YEARS TO PAY Hundreds of juveniles jammed Hollywood Boulevard and scores were arrested for possessing hurling hundreds of eggs and for other tricks or treats. DETROIT CODE COLE BUILDING COMPANY rv iy: wyp A fcLl- Seminars, free to all travel sales personnel, will run all day beginning at 9 a.m. in the Woodward Room of the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel. Color slides and narrations on 22 Pacific areas will feature hotels, restaurants and nightclubs as well as sightseeing and tourist attractions, E. D.

Reichenberger, Qantas Airways' Detroit district sales manager and seminar chairman, said. "The sessions, nine in all, are particularly significant because of a rapidly improving picture that has resulted from an annual increase in tourist volume of 20 per cent over the last 10 years," Reichenberger said. The highlights of four geographical areas the Orient, Southeast Asia, South Pacific and Hawaii will be emphasized in the seminar, which also will include open forums on each area. The experts will report also on new transportation facilities, including it ESTIMATES EAST JE 6-6263 3947 E. I-MIIE SUNDAY FREE WEST 7-2125 SOUTHFIELD OPEN EVENINGS NORTHWEST III 8-2350 VE 26055 GRAND RIVER 9901 Scouts of Metropolitan District, 11c A PERSONAL MESSAGE Girl Humph Thank You" in human letters, with the United out strong, spelled rey VISIT OUR MODELS the background, as a gesture of thanks to all the Foundation torch in have contributed to the Torch Drive as well as those Detroiters who who still will.

DETROITER FREED IN GERMANY READ THE LABEL, THEN BUY THE SCOTCH Does Solo Sunday Sunday was almost quiet on the national political campaign front with only the From Red Jail to Studies tending Wayne State University, the father reported. But Listiiled Blended in Scotland. tireless Hubert Humphrey, Democratic vice presidential A name honored since 1817 aspirant, in President Johnson fired some potshots at his rival in a Saturday meht rally in Mr Whiskies said that the student had been sentenced to 18 months in East Germany after a secret trial on an undisclosed charge. His release "by East German police reportedly took place early in October. His father said that he still did not know the nature of the charges by East German authorities against his son.

Roy first went to West Germany for one year's study at Freiburg University after at A Detroit student, released after a year's imprisonment in East Germany, will take up his studies again in West Germany, relatives said Sunday. Roy Jacobs, 26, plan3 to stay in Germany for "several more semesters," according to his father, Eric Jacobs, of 18093 Teppert. American officials in West Berlin Friday reported the release of young Jacobs. They he stayed longer and studied at several West German institutions. He was arrested in East Germany after he "just went there for a visit, I guess," said the elder Jacobs.

The father said he first learned of Roy's detention from relatives in Germany and later was formally notified by United States vimr standards ef quality immml highest Madison Square Garden, New York, and hastened back to Washington to confer with defense officials on the worsening situation in Vita Nam. The Republican hopefuls, Senator Barry Goldwater and William Miller, rested at their homes in Phoenix and Lock-port, N. respectively. airport and sea terminal arrangements. Co-chairmen for the Detroit session one of 17 scheduled in the United States and Canada by the Pacific Area Travel Association include: Melvin Kirley, district sales manager, British Overseas Airways (BOAC) vice chairman; John Isom, district sales manager, Air France, arrangements, and Joseph Hofrichter, district sales manager, Japan Air Lines, publicity.

Others on the Detroit committee are: Walter Russel, senior sales representative, Pan American Airways; Howard Lehti, general agent, Cunard Steamship R. Stetter, district sales manager, Canadian Pacific Airlines, and P. Frank Foucard, district sales manager, Northwest Orient Airlines. The PAT a non-profit From Scotland's larcest distilleries VOTE FOR THESE CANDIDATES But Senator Humphrey stumped California, where he charged that Republican leadership is instructing its poll watchers to. try to confuse Democratic voters so they either vote Republican or don't vote at all.

The reference was to the GOP's Operation Eagle Eye" to prevent fraud at polling places. tMSwa 5259 mSHil FOR vtp 9 organization, is made up of 700 leaders of tourism from 4S Pt. Cd 2045 Full 86 proof Detroit Board of Education Vois for Better Schools In the Blue Section of the Voting Machine Jixv Mima gr i I ((fais? 1 Hii 1 Another- 22 countries, colonies ana island groups in the Pacific. Heading the seminar team will be F. Ma i Plake, PATA executive i r.

Countries represented will include such key tourist mas-cas as Australia, Japan. Hawaii, Taiwan (China), Guam, Hong Kong, India, Malaysia, New Zealand and Philippines. Rntleld BtmChip quality product 1 ETER In his campaign climaxj speech, President Johnson attacked Goldwater's political posture, paraphrasing the Senator's acceptance speech with "extremism in pursuit of the presidency is an unpardonable vice." Goldwater wins up his campaign at 9:30 Monday night with a nationally televised broadcast over CBS. The broadcast from Phoenix will follow a speech at a rally In San Francisco and a ticker-tape parade. STEWART HIV QNG WILUAI arneaii RfWWLO IMPORTERS, tTO, H.Y.

A. Gravlin Tests Set On Sanity It 'THREE TO BE ELECTED New sanity examinations if. I ft irfi 1 -mtritg p-r-T7 PAlb SPONSORING COMMITTEE Horace Sheffield Sidney Shevitz Roy Stephens Jr. Jee B. Sullivan Hon.

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Dingtll Mrs. Qeorgi C. Edwards Kelson Jaek Edwards Leonard Kasle Rev. James Wadsworth Charlu Wells Leonard Woodcock have been ordered for William G. Gravlin, accused ax-clay er of his Troy family of seven.

Circuit Judge James S. Thorburn, who ruled only Thursday that Gravlin was capable of standing trial, Friday ordered his transfer to the Washtenaw County Jail for further psychiatric examination by two University of Michigan psychiatrists. The new tests were asked by Gravlin's court-appointed lawyer," Bobert E. Rann. Examining the suspect this week will be Dr.

Andrew S. Watson and Dr. Marvin Starman. Oravlin is to be returned to the Oakland County Jail in Pontiac by Nov. 8.

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