Walkerton Independent, Volume 86, Number 23, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 June 1962 — Page 2

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— WALKERTON INDEPENDENT — June 7,1962

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THE WEATHER WAS HOI and b , wen a few veteian diivei s a.- Rodger Waid last week zoomed a< joss the finish line of the annual Indianapolis 500 nub i ne, the winner cf the richest ia« ia history. Ward, a veteran of 12 SOO’s collected a cheek for $125.015 for winning this ’ace and the total melon sp!;‘ up bx the T> Onvers uru $126,702. WMID BECAME THE SIXTH i in in history to win two races and with this win and s-mn previous high finishes, he moved into first place in th? all t nie in nee winners at Indianapolis. V ire was driving a B >b W ilke < ar. a Leader (’aid Special, and Wi|ke made it a sween as Hie second place driver. Ln Sutton, was also driving a Wilke <a •. The double win was not by any means the first time an own.-i has had the first and second * ars, hut it was the first time since 'Mauri Rose and Bill Holland zipped across the line one-two in the Blue Crown Spark Fluff Specials in two successive years. 1947 and 1948. W\RD HAS PILED VP A lot < ; money and honor the past few years to raise his all-time t( ta winnings to approximately $225,000. Os course, it is wH! known that he doesn't re eive this iponey. but it goes to the owner who gives the driver a percentage usually 10 per cent. In t ie past four years, the Indianapolis veteran has finish* 1 first second, third and first i that order. Previous to th s slieak, an Bth place finish m 195* was Waris best finish. In 1955 he was involved in the big arc lent in w ’ich Bill Vuko'm h Was killed L IN SUTTON. W ARD’S rOM-pan-on drive n the Leadei rm < firn hod slightly behind Waid and wm giving Rodger a ba He : s he had eclipsed nine secom s from Wai os -ad after n akn ® his last pit sto.i Howevej. when it was obvious that he couldn't cat h W ।rd, ie eased off and n ade sure of second place Ed die Sachs a h .rd driver, also md Ihe same as he couldn't pass Sutt( r for secon place and he settled back fm a sure third. He started way ack in the race ard moved up in the pack very well. HM Md LEATH A NEW. c ! > 'T to t)e 2L mile oval, triREES 1 Wed. Thru Sal. “Ben Hur” In (imenascope & Color 1 hai lo Heston Jack Hawkins Stephen HoyJ An I pic Tale Os Coinage And Faith - One Os Ihe (<rt it Motion Pictures! Oik show Each Evening Starting At 7:15 Pox Office ( loses At 8:00 Regular Xdmi'sinn Sun. Mon. & Tues. ‘Experiment In Terror” \ Suspense Drama Glenn Ford Lee Remick Ro^s .Martin It Plunges on Into A New P. niiimion Os Fear! \Ko ( o|oi Cartoon Sundav I mature \t 2;fl0, 1:15, 0:30 & sJ 5

ished 6th this year and won a unanimous vote for rookie of the year honors. He was an outstanding man in the qualification runs as well. Parnell) Jones, the se< ond year driver who set on the pole, was the pre-race favorite. He ended up in sixth place but was the third highest money winner as he led more laps than anyone at the $l5O per lap rate. He is a hard, fast driver and was a little surprising in his seventh place finish. However he did Hose his brakes in the race ;aid did have a little trouble because of this, especially coming ir. the pits. He was timed in the fastest lap of the race as he toured the 56th lap at a speed of 148.295, the fastest ever clocked in a race on a crowded track. SOME SHORTS FROM HERE and there about the race follow. Len Sutton, who finished second this year in a speed of over 140 miles per hour, started his fifth race this year but finished his first. His best previous showing was a distant placing afti r touring 110 laps in the 1961 race. He has been in five in a row now and looks to be a real th’eat in years to come. JACK TURNER, INVOLVED in the four-car accident with Chuck Rodee, Allen Crowe an ■ Bob Christie was injured but not seriously as the fouri') turn spin out involved these four cars early in the race. He was in the big accident last yeii on the nuin stiwight-a-way in which his *ar went end over end, but hasn't been the party at fault m either wreck. He just scents to he in the wrong place at th > right time. SOME TALK ABOUT WHY Pamelli Jones fell back in the race raised this comment by one veteran driver. 'Sure he lost his brakes and it cost him some time in making his pit stops, but he slowed down on the track and you don’t use your breaks while driving.'' It was quite a thing to sec Parnell!s crew stop the brakeless car in the pits as once a pile of tires was put in front of him and on another Occasion, four mechanics met him down the pit area and simply grabbed hold and ding then- feet That’s hard on man and shoes SHORTY TEMPLE MAIN. A veteran of the track, pushed his car for part of the .500 miles he toured after he spun out and hit the inside wall on the main straight-a way. ending up against the inside wall He crawled out of the cockpit and pushed the Thur. Fri. Sat. June 7-8-9 The Explosive Generation 2nd Feature Teenage Millionaire * Sun. Mon. June 10-11 f&CMVe.TvUC i I" A *~/r, i

car until his pit crew raced to assist him. Then in the pits, a new wheel was put on and he got back in the car and moved on around the track with only a slight delay to win the 11th position. Ho was driving as haul as ever after the wreck. A J. FOYT, THE 1961 WlNner, was moving well in the field and looked like a sure challenger for the lead when he* lost a wheel on the ba* k stretch. This ended Foyt’s adventure* in his car. but the lead-footed Texan was back in the race in Elmer George’s car. ELMER GEORGE’S CAR WAS a busy one in the course of the race He started the race but turned the ear over to Paul Russo after Russo’s had trouble early in the race. Foyt then relieved Russo, but after a few laps, pulled into the pits and George hopped back in the cockpit again to drive it to its 17th place fini-h. Foyt said the cockpit was too small for him as these mechanical speed balls are made to fit the driver, GENE HARTLEY, DRIVING the South Bend entry, the Drtwrys Special, took several turns of the track in the race .and turned the car over to an ar.xious Bill Chevsbuurg who tried three more laps bu w is forced to retire fwom the race as the steering had gon* out on the car This car blew an engine in the carboration tests on Monday prio • to the race. ALL IN ALL. A REAL EXciting race was enjoyed by what must have been another record attendance. The fact that no serious injuries occured from the four yellow lights and the tremendous driving of some of the drivers, kept the fans anxious at all Hines, added to the usual color and fun enjoyed at this great sporting event, Cagney Heads Cast Os Wilder Comedy "One, Two. Three" "One, Two, Tn rec.’’ Billy Wilder’s whacky comedy about an American iu-iress and an Blast Berlin beatnik, will open Sunday at the Rialto Theatre, through United Artists relese. Starring James Cagney. Horst Bucholz, Pamela Tiffin and Arlene Francis. ‘One. Two, Three" was filmed, in Panavision, in Berlin. Co-starred in the comedy are Howard St. John anA Lilo Pulver I A. L Diamond, whose previous collaborations with Billy W ilder include "Some Like Jt Hot" and the Academy Awaid winning "The Apariment," has again teamed with Billy to write an even Wilder story in another 'Oscar' try. In the film, James Cagney has one of his most frantic roh-s playing an ‘ American soft drink executive whose campaign to sei] his pro*hict behind the lion Curtain (now a wall! i blows up in his fate when his boss beautiful daughter Miss Tiffin he* om* s involved with a shaggy East Berliner: Bin holz The pretty teenaged 'Aftin bis until now been seen mostly on the covers of national magazines and in one other film; now "One. Two. Three" pnw ides an important showcase f<>r her talent as wadi as her beauty. Miss Pulver also is K vealed in a different kind of role than that which she usually portrays as one of Europe s outstanding actresses and Arlene Francis' TV fans will be delighted with hei portrayal of Cagney’s long suffering slow burning wife who boils ovei when he begins to cmik up something more than sauerbraten with his blond secretary. i M Ay BE IL j Yau C«n Mak« ADVHHIS t4G- mTR cr • |

LEGiIL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is iiereby given that the Local Alcoholic Beverage BoaiJ of St. Joseph County, Indiana, will, at 10:00 a.m. on the 20ih day of June 1962, at the Commissioner’s Room, Court House, In the City of South Bend, Indiana, in said County, begin investigation of the applicants of the following named persons, request. Ing the issue o the applicant, at the locations hereinafter set out, Os the Alcoholic Beverage Permits of the class hereinafter designated and will, at said time and place, receive information concerning the fitness of said applicants, and the propa.ety of issuing the permits appli.-d for to such applicants at the premises named: DEUTSCHER FORTBILDUNGS VEREIN, by John J. Horak, Pres.. 1322 N. Meader St., and Matt Horvath Rec. S c., 2016 S. Olive St., South Bend, Indiana (Club) Beer, Liquor & Wine Retailers, 1541 Pitdrie Ave., South Bend, Indiahti. DAVID H. GLICKSMAN (Drug Stole) Liquor A Wine De: lers. 1331 S. Michigan, South Bond, Indiana. JOHN HORTH (Gro<*iy) Beer & Wine Dealers, 220f* W. Washington St., South E-nd. Ind. OLIVER HOTEL CO by Jerome O. Abeles, Pros . 1911 Greenwodd Ave,, and Alan J. Altheimer, Sec., 1 N LaSalle, Chicago, Illinois (Hotel) Beer, IJquor & Wine Re tailers 307 W. Washington \ve., South Bend. Indiana MORRIS PARK COUNTRY Chib, by E. C. Rogers * es. (Clubi Beer Liquor & V .m> Retailers, McKinley & Ii ,n vood Sts., South Bend, Ind; u .i JOSEPH & JENS E I SPINSKY ißeataura I Beer. Liquor A Wine Retailers, 718 Roosevelt Road Walkerton. Indiana. PAULL. NOENS Giweryi Beer A Wine Deal* 1003 Bryan St . South Bend Indiana. SAID INVEST: Ga'i ION WILL RE OPEN TO IHF PUI LIC AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IS REQUESTEI INDIANA ALC< OI.IC BEVERAGE COMMISSION By W. F CONDON Ex* jtive Secretary Joe A. Harris, Chairman NOTRE IO RIDDERS GARBAGE, A^IIES RUBBISH ( ONTRAf T I OLLECTTONS Public Noti •• is herewith given that the Boat ; of ''rustees < f the Town of Walkerton. Indiana, will accept seale i bid. for the collection of .. rbage, ashes and nibbish wiih.n the corp* ate limits of th* Town of Walkerton for a om year period. < ommencing Ji v 1.1962. Th* said cclkxtions > lx 1 governe. by Town Oi nance pertain ng to same. Sealed I - will be a* opted at the C k-T easurer’s office until Tuem.iv « vening. Jane 19. 1962. at !n- ,r of 7:30 pm., at which ti • said bids will be opened f cor sideration by the . Board <> Tru:t<es convened in I regular ■ sion. The Iv dos Trustees further I reserve e right to accept or reject a x or all bids W lyne L. Cover Clerk-Treasurer Walkerton, Indiana jl4 Noth e 1 w I not be responsible for any del ’ contracted by anyone othei ’ in myself. Jack Erbaugh 3tjl4 [READIBggiIjM

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