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Arizona tribune., 1961-10-13

organizations such as church
groups, PTA's. community or
ganizations... and unions, If we
choose to belong"
Lastly. the brochure says ''as
good Americans, we shouldn't
demand something for nothing
We should agree to be taxedfairly
for the things we have asked for...
but no more"
The group that fulfills both
its rights and obligations as free
Americans Is the one group that
should never be in the minority"
the pamphlet reads.
This should be a majority
group, made up of all Ameri-
cans"
More than IL, 600 copies of the
BE American" pamphlet are
being given for distribution to
employees of member organiza-
tions, including the Arizona
Chapter of the Associated Gen.
eral Contractors: the Arizona
Building Contractors Associa-
tion, the Phoenix Association of
Home Builders and the Arizona
Aggregate Association.
Arizona tribune., 1961-10-13
I'm AND OUT
MAN FREE A DAY

Willie Jones, 81, who was
released Tuesday after serving
eight months in Arizona State
Prison for burglary, was back
in Jail, charged with burglary.
Jones was named in a first
degree burglary complaint filed
before Justice of the Peace Ida
Ann We stall.
Andrew Golden, 81, told po-
lice he found Jones in his home
at 1928 E. Washington when he
returned from work.
Arizona tribune., 1961-10-13

Members of Arizona's con-
struction industry have initia-
ted a BE American" program
designed to impress construc- :
tion industry employees with the
importance of observing rights
and obligations of living in a
free country.
Dan Mardian, Construction In
formation Committee Chairman,
said the drive, in the form Of
paycheck enclosures, is to stress
that I'VE as Americans have OBJ
legations and responsibilities -
as we'll as rights. !"
Entitled ''Are You in a Min
ority Croup7" the folder stresses
three points for Americans to
remember:
''As good Americans. we
should keep informed. know
what's going on in the world
around u.s..
Secondly, ''as good Americans,
We should be active in govern
ment. Ours Is a government
of the people, by the people and
for the people. We should voice
our opinions and Be active In
Arizona tribune., 1961-10-13
REPOSSESSED

Mattress & box spring, reg.$l3o
bal. due $33, S drawer chest
5000. 80" range bal. due $27.
Large 8 pc. mahogany dining
room set w/buffet cost $4,000
bal. due $500 Maytag washer
bal. due $34.0O, piano bal. due
$74.00, elect. range, cost $4,000
bal. due $500, large refr. .$43.0 90
SOUTH PHOENIX FURNITURE
BR 6-4l0l 4l0l S. Central
Arizona tribune., 1961-10-13

2 BEDROOM BLOCK HOUSE VIZ
lots. $500 total. Only $4,000.
Triplex renting for $50 per mo.
Space for 6 room house on same
lot. BR 6-6634 BR 6-l22l.
MARVIN KELLER
$500 .. CENTRAL
Arizona tribune., 1961-10-13

The Phoenix chapter Of Links c formed March 1882
the home of Mrs Robert B. Phillips, 44l7 S. l9 Street.
1t organized by Mrs Percy Julian of Oak Park Illinois, who
frequent visitor to the city.
Local officers installed by Mrs Lorraine Richmond regional
director. She assisted Vada Somere president of
Los Angeles chapter.
Pictured above the charter members of the Phoenix chapter
they appeared at the organizaonal meeting in 1852.
Seated left Mesdames Lloyd 0ckey David Solomon.
Clarence Jackson Percy Julian Robert Phillips John ayzel
Daniels. Curtis Greenfield, and Aubrey Adridge.
Others seated the floor Mesdames Ercene Hardy Fred
Williams and Lowell Wormey.
During the nine the Links have presented several
educational scholarships and cultural affairs Every other year.
this group coion Contributions have been made
NAACP and other worthwhile Improvement programs.
Arizona tribune., 1961-10-13
PAT BOONE HEADS
u. s. DAY PROGRAM

Pat Boone. well-Mown singer
and lecturer will head the gala
United States Day observance
planned to be held Tuesday.
Oct. %. at Montgomery Stadium.
Music will be provided by the
Luke Air Force Band. Pat Boone,
a favorite with young and old
alike, will present his views on
Americanism.
Gov. Fannin will introduce him
and other dignitaries will help
celebrate the states first United
States Day.
The band concert begins at
7 pm. There will be no charge.
Everyone is invited to attend the
program.
Mrs. Kroh TerHeun, United
States Day committee chairman
urges all who plan to attend to
come early and get good seat.
Evening star., 1961-04-16

100 ACRES and fresh water lake
A retreat or wholesome investment
for housing, 3 miles from PatuX-
ent Air Base. Lake stocked with
fish. Appropriate for secon d
yacation-home development. viii
lease for $4,000 a year for 80 yrs
with option to buy at intervals.
DOROTHY K. WINSTON, Realtor
905 18th St. NV.
6 UNITS, Self-contained. S32, 900.
IA UNITS, all E-bedroom, Mont
Co., S115,000.
2s UNITS, air-cond.' semi-luxury,
191 UNITS, sos, 100000 above
lst mortgage 4l4, all 2-bedrm
DOROTHY K. WINSTON, Realtor
965 18th St. NV.
25 UNITS-Kalorama area. Com
crete and steel construction.
$4,000 income.
80 understandings. 2 years old.
$4,000 income. Excel. terms.
modern. S35. 900 income. Wired
LEGUM g. GERBER, EN-. S-9OO0.
Ewes. ia. 9-1699.
.9Ia ACRES on Indianhead hwy,
finest piece of level ground left,
near Jones Crossing, all cleared;
$4,000 per acre. 29Po down.
81 ACRES: 4-bedrm. rambler Q
yrs. old, firepl.. din. rm., . bed
rms, full bSmt., 6-acre tobacco
allotment, barn, all cleared; fine
location on Rte. 8.
Evening star., 1961-04-16
INVESTMENT PROP SALE

End COMMERCIAL-Takoma Park
Md, on busy thoroughfare. Owe.
$4,000 So. it., one blk. to D. c
line. So per #, terms. RAFFELI
REAL ESTATE, JU. BLOB.
5-UNIT APARTMENT, NV.
We'll located corner build
ing in prime rental area for
colored in upper NV. Will
show l0e5 cash return plus
amortization.
IA UNITS, Sc. - Modern
5-year-old detached brick
building containing IA two
bedrm. apts. Priced at only
ga times rental. viii show
good return with safety Of
investment.
1. MOSTOW & co.
RA. 6-47O0 HE. 4-74O7
Evening star., 1961-04-16

10th ST., Mr., COLUMBIA RID, NV.
4 STORY brk., containing bsmt.
and 1St-fl. bath; suitable for doc
tor or dentist office and apis.
on 3rd and 4th frs. parking for
3 cars; excel. cond.; reas. priced.
MA A-14NA
Evening star., 1961-04-16
STORES FOR RENT
NEW STORES being added to Hilltol
(CONTlNUED)

VIEW STORES being added to Hilltop
Shopping Center, Fairfax. We.
Finest section for any type bust
ness; 2OxSO #; $3.50 month; no
percentages. Ewes, Ell. 6-5O2S.
PRIME RETAIL LOC.-springfield
shop. center, intersection Of Shir-
ley hwy. and new Capitol Beltway;
one 900 #. and one 200 #;
store equipped with air cond Call
Mr.. Simms, LYNCH BROS, INC,
FL 4-10OO
Evening star., 1961-04-16

BRIGHTWOOD - . houses, with
$4,000 50. it., zoned for 3-story
apartments. JAMES E. RfORDAN,
OIL. G-3nn0, ST 3-AR2n
Evening star., 1961-04-16
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE
(CONTINUEDl

X ST.-Nr. 10th: H.
rm. brk., 3 baths, oil heat. Out
of-toWn owner says sell. Priced
reasonable.
E. w. THURM
9OS 10th ST. NV, DI. 7-33O6
DOWNTOWN
Near statler Hotel: modern
9-story office bldg, leased
to U S. Govt. for $4,000
per year. 1870 return, plus
amortization. Substantial
cash required. Call Miner
S. Wahby with
BOSS g. PHELPS, INC.
MA. $4,000 Res, HE. 4-3O22
FREE OCCUPANCY to owner, plus
Sl64 month income. Excellent op-
portunity to buy 3apt. home:
z furnished. Sl4 $50. JU. 5-9565
GERMANTOWN -DARNESTOWN RD
125-acre farm, near Acc and Blu.
Of Stand; representing excel. in
vestment; l2-acre zoning; nearly
94-ml. frontage. Older large house
In area where much higher prices
have been paid. Part OF this farm
is ready for Subdividing now; $3.50
per acre; terms. Ewes, EN-. g.
l544. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC,
EN-. 5-l3l3.
Evening star., 1961-04-16

1-FAMILY APT, not a converted
bldg, bet l4th and 18th SITS NV.
Income S3,360 per yr.; . and 3
bedrm. units. Priced to sell quick
ly May consider $1,000 OIL. g.
390S, L. T. GRAVATTE, Realtor,
MA. S-O753
Evening star., 1961-04-16

- Close-in valuable
acreage improved with 5-bedroom
manor house for gracious living;
small 5-rm. caretaker's house. 30
by 40 concrete floor storage barn,
small fruit orchard. Open Sunday.
3575 Robert lane, or call OWNER
IA. S-5g23. Brokers protected
Evening star., 1961-04-16

2 2-ST0RY, elevator, commercial
building located at 18th and F
Sts. NV, Zoned CM-2. Heavy
floor loading. excel for printer
or auto wholesaler. Call Mr.. Hol-
land. H. G. SMITHY CO., Sll
10th st. NV. ST. $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-04-16
BUSINESS PROP. for SALE

ALEX.-Zoned CO, King st. mr..
Bailey's Crossroads, corner lot
with modern brick rambler, S3l,-
600. Terms. SWEITZER REALTY
XII q-4s77 or SO. 5-S555.
ARL., Columbia pike area-5-rm.
house with parking facils., gas
h.-w.h. OWNER. OR. l-S494.
Evening star., 1961-04-16
HOUSES TO BUILD

ARCHITECT-BUILDER, contempo-
rary specialist; will plan and
build home to fit your needs on
yr. lot; min. $4,000. EN-. 3-29O7.
Evening star., 1961-04-16

BUOINEo0 VUNNEhi ADpTOX. q
acres-Brick, . story, z rooms. 2
sun porches Il glaSsed I'M: 5 mi
from ANNAPOLIS, MAYO RID. AND
RTE. >, EdgeWater, Md. Ii. g.
HA3l. SWift S-AAln. O,CONNOR
Evening star., 1961-04-16

8 UNITS, NV, built in 1868, ad-
jacent to commercial zone; ten
ants pay own gas, electric and
heat. Easy to maintain good rem
tai area; simple to manage; S15,-
900 down. Mr.. DucloS, DI. 7-430O
or JU. S-4gS7.
Evening star., 1961-04-16
tCONTINUED)
2 STORES

GEORGIA AVE, SILVER SPRING.
Excellent location, excellent ten
ant; good leases. Room for eX-
pansion and increase of income
Sl2,00O will handle. MANOVILL
REALTY CORP, 10. 4-S44O.
Evening star., 1961-04-16

ATTENTION!-Here It is, your op-
portunity. Price as is reduced from
S32 800 to $4,000, WIS.,. 800
down as is, and you comply with
D. C. orders against = apts. WIS
baths l4th and r. ! ave. NV.
We have the list to be done
Mortgages paid down from sos. 200
to $4,000. Income, S5,4l2 year;
separate meters. A. r. SEELYE,
DI T-S32b
Evening star., 1961-04-16
CT NO CASH DOWN
4-FAMILY BRICK APT
$19,500

20 HOMER AVE, oCtGLAND, MD.
ACROSS FROM CENSUS BUREAU
AND NAVY PHOTOGRAPHIC
Special financial arrangements
make possible this splendid oppor-
tunity You live in one apt, rent
out the other 3 and they jolly-Well
support you. Payments Of Sl07 .6S
per month plus taxes and insur-
ance, building brings in 1891.
ALSO
3-family brick apt. at 1910 Savan-
nah pl. sc. No down payment GI
Two 2-bedrm. apts., one l-bedrm !;
beautifully decorated. new condi-
tion, big fenced yard, property
loaded with extras.
r. l.. Taylor OIL. 4-3462
Evening star., 1961-04-16
JA. 7-6525
SEVEN CORNERS AND JEB STU

ART High School are > prime fea-
lures in the location of this de
luxe brick rambler .-Spic and
span from top 10 bottom, 1t fea-
lures GE luxury kitchen, 2I2
baths, ceriter-hall entrance and
a super-duper recreation room in
full bright basement Buy OF the
week at S2S,950. About $1,000
cash will swing 1t. 51aCo loan can
be assumed. Quick possession. Call
POMPONIO REALTY, 221S Will
son blvd IA. 5-5bRI
Evening star., 1961-04-16
CHURCHES FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE Sale or Exch.

GOING ABROAD - Will trade
equity in beautiful Potomac home
plus cash for land or investment
property. EN-. 5-O637.
Evening star., 1961-04-16

2 UNITS Czoned R-5A)
each has liv. rm, | bedrm., kit,
bath; nr. Catholic u, Prov. Hosp.
Best white rental area. Apis. in
short supply. For profs., graduate
students, nurses. Conv. Safeway:
bus at corner. An ideal home and
income for retired couple or in
dividual. Reas. cash and terms.
r. @. DUNNE CO., LA. 9-2500;
ewes, FE. 3-ll73
Evening star., 1961-04-16
SHOPPING CENTER

SHOPPING CENTER
6O'x9O' former safeway store in
shopping center on Wilson blvd.
near Colonial Village. Virginia. Air
conditioning equipment. Excellent
oportunity for independent super
market, variety, discount apph-
ances, TV, radio, etc. Immed. pos
session. Consult R. NJ. Taylor,
Leasing Dept, SHANNON &
LUCHS CO., Realtors, 724 l4th st.
n u MA g.ORA5
Evening star., 1961-12-18

Tournament Finals
bluegrass
81. Bonaventure s3 Louisville ~
Birmingham Classic
Auburn ~ virginia Tech 63
Steel Bowl
Duqaesns IS Pitt 10
City Of Roses
Seattle 18 st. Marys (Calif.) 68
Evening star., 1961-12-18
Cells, Lakers
Continue 10
F|ex Muscles
BY the Associated Press

It's a pell-mell game they
play in the National Basketball
Association, but there's one
thing seemingly certain about
the league-the superiority of
the Boston Celtics and the Los
Angeles Lakers.
Both won last night, adding
another notch to their divi-
sional leads. The Celtics ran
their current victory string to
nine by handing the New York
Knickerbockers their eighth
successive loss, 1l7-109. and
Jerry West spanked the Lakers
as they beat the Detroit Pts
tons, l22-l16.
Boston has won % Of 26
games so far In It's drive for a
sixth straight Eastern title, and
has a seven-game lead over
Philadelphia. Los Angeles, after
splitting two over the week end,
is 24-9 with a five-game edge
on Cincinnati.
The Celtics had a tussle with
the lowly Knicks before pulling
away in the closing minutes.
1t was tied at 100-l00 with 4:30
to go when Boston cut loose
with eight straight points in a
squirt led by Frank Ramsey
and Sam Jones. Six Of the
eight Celts who played scored
in double figures. topped by
Sam Jones 80 points. Richie
Guerin paced New York with
26 despite an injured ankle.
West spearheaded a final
period rally against Detroit that
won it for the Lakers, pumping
in 81 points during the last
quarter and finishing with At,
his personal high in two sea-
sons as a pro. The classy back
court star from West Virginia
connected on 10 of % tries
from the field and II Of Is free
throws in teaming with Elgin
Baylor to give Los Angeles its
usual one-two punch Baylor
added 36.
Evening star., 1961-12-18

with a broken left hand. it
was injured in a fight with
Hawaii's Fred Sawyer earlier
in the month.
Roger Kaiser, former ALL
American from Georgia Tech,
again figured prominently in
WaShington's victory last night.
With the score tied, 86-86,
and time running out. Kaiser
hit on two foul shots to put the
Tapers ahead, 1886. Leroy
Wright then connected on a
free throw for Washington.
At this point, Rossie john
son hit on a jump shot for the
Pipers to make it 1898, Wash
ington. Chuck Curtis made good
one of two free throws and
Evening star., 1961-12-18

years ago. James performance
gave him a season total of 376
yards, making him the teams
leader for the season. with Sam
Horner next at 275.
A reporter asked who cleared
out the defense to make his
runs possible.
Everybody" he said with a
laugh. The guards Ray Lemek
and Vince Promuto) pulled
(BilD Anderson took the line
backer every time. and Cum
ningham was in there. They
were great-and I'm not being
modest"
A reporter said he noticed
several times that James put
Evening star., 1961-12-18

his hand on a blocker as If to
direct him. One was Lemek.
That was the signal for me
to get the hell out OF the way
said Ray. who happened tc
overhear the remark.
1t was an excellent team per-
formance-the kind we've beer
waiting for all season. AL
season? Waiting two years tc
see. But as far as young Randy
James is concerned. anybody
could see that with or without
blocking his dad would have
run circles around the Cow
boys. His dads the greatest.
A lot Of folks agree.
-ATCHISON.
Evening star., 1961-12-18
Cage Powers Receive
Acid Tests This Week

seventh-ranked Duke GID al
unbeaten West Virginia 600
Duke was knocked from the
ranks of the undefeated Friday
night by Duquesne in the open
ing round of the Steel Bowl
But the Blue Devils bounced
back to wallop Arizona. 78-47
in the consolation game. West
Virginia. meanwhile. handed
Penn State its first setback
| 1857.
| Kansas State $50 entertains
Arizona in a warmup for the
Kentucky Invitational. The
Wildcats proved rude hosts
Saturday in subduing St
Johns, No. 9 nationally. $3.50
The loss was the touring New
Workers first Of the campaign
Other attractive pairings to-
night include New York Uni
versity (5-0) at Notre Dame,
Arizona State $50 at Indiana
San Francisco State at Utah
State (6-O. Xavier Of Ohio at
Illinois 40 and Temple $50
at Kentucky.
The only other member OF
the top 10 besides st. Johns to
taste defeat Saturday was
third-ranked Wake Forest. The
Deacons succumbed to Mary
land, 1852. making their won-
lost record 3-3.
Southern California GID,
No. 4. humbled visiting DePauw
1856, fifth-ranked Providence
was idle and Purdue GID, No
6. downed Butler. 65-57, in
other Saturday games.
Evening star., 1961-12-18
Abs Races
Get Tighter

The races are Tightening in
the American Basketball League,
even in the Western Division
where the Kansas City Steers
looked uncatchable a couple
days ago. In the East, Pitts
burgh has pulled into a flat tie
with Cleveland.
Kansas City. which had won
nine in a row and II Of 20. lost
twice during the week end
last night. 100-96. in a game
that enabled Pittsburgh to gain
a share Of first place in the
Eastern Division. The second
place Los Angeles Jets moved
to within three games of the
Steers with their fourth straight
victory, 1l5-103 over San Fran
cisco.
The Steers had an ll-point
lead after three periods but
Pittsburgh came back to out
score Kansas City. 31-l6, and
take its 18th victory against IL
losses. A l0-point burst did the
job for the Rens. who were led
again by Connie Hawkins with
20 points and % rebounds.
The game was the windup of
a double-header at Pittsburgh.
In the opener, Washington
edged Cleveland. 90-88.
George Yardley scored 26
points to lead Los Angeles,
which beat San Francisco for
the fifth time in a row. In the
ABL's other game. the Chicago
Majors-with Hershell Turner
scoring l8 points and Ron Zagar
and Sweetwater Clifton IT
apiece-downed Hawaii, 96-91,
in Milwaukee.
Evening star., 1961-12-18
THE EVENING STAR
Keller Rejoins Topers Tomorrow

Bob Keller, dropped by the
Washington Tapers at the
start Of the season, is expected
to return to the lineup in the
three-game series against the
Los Angeles Jets at the Wash
ington Coliseum starting to-
morrow night. Game time for
the games is $50.
The Tapers pulled one out of
the fire last night at Pitts
burgh. defeating the Cleveland
Pipers, 90-88.
Elsewhere in the league,
Chicago won over Hawaii, &C.
81, yesterday at Milwaukee.
Keller. 6-foot-6, who has
been in the Army, replaces in
jured Gene Conley. The latter
Is at his Massachusetts, home
Evening star., 1961-12-18
BY the Associated Press


This could be week of de-
cislon for numerous collegiate
basketball powers as they put
their imposing records on the
line.
The ranks Of the unbeaten
definitely will dwindle early in
the week, with at least two
games tonight and tomorrow
involving undefeated teams.
And several other games are
scheduled tonight that could
produce a surprise or two.
Only one major tournament
is scheduled this week end
the Kentucky Invitational at
Lexington-before the holiday
festivities get underway in
earnest next week.
In the Kentucky Invitational,
Kansas State, No. 8 in the pre-
season Associated Press poll,
opposes Xavier Of Ohio and
Tennessee faces Kentucky in
the opening round Friday night.
The finals will be held the next
night.
Unbeatens Meeting
An intersectional test to-
night features a battle of un-
beatens. Fifth-ranked Provi-
dence $50 and winner of the
post-season National Invita-
ton Tournament last spring,
visits DePaul $50.
Tomorrow night. st. Bona
venture (6-0 is at Duquesne
$50 for a clash between two
teams which won tournaments
last week end. The Bonnies
edged Louisville, 1872, to win
the Bluegrass Invitational at
Louisville while DuqueSn e
turned back Pittsburgh, 1910,
in the Steel Bowl final at
Pittsburgh.
Two other tournaments were
played over the week end.
Tenth ranked Seattle captured
the City of Roses tourney at
Portland, Greg. with a 1853
victory over st. Mary's and
Auburn vanquished Virginia
Tech. 77-63, in the champion
ship game of the Birmingham
classic.
Duke Faces MOuntaineers
Ohio State and Cincinnati,
rated 1-2 nationally and each
SO, are on the road tonight.
Ohio State, a 92-72 victor over
Chicago Loyola Saturday, meets
st. Louis. Cincinnati, which
posted its 9th straight triumph
at the expense of Marshall
Saturday. 77-49, faces Wichita,
winner of six of seven starts.
i An interesting attraction has
Evening star., 1961-12-18
Cleveland couldn't tie 1t again
before time ran out.

Three-point field goals - Kaiser,
Taylor.
Evening star., 1961-12-18
Bills Sign Pair

AUGUSTA. Me-, Dec. 10 (AP)
= Quarterback Manchester
Wheeler and Halfback Dave
Cloutier, both Yankee Con-
ference all-stars at the Uni
versity Of Maine, have signed
contracts with the Buffalo Bills
Of the American Football
League.
Evening star., 1961-12-18
Basketball
Scores

LATE SATURDAY SCORES
RAGT
Evening star., 1961-12-18

James carried the ball q
times. seven short of Cliff Bat
ties all-time Redskin one game
record. He gained 146 yards, A
short of Johnny Olszewski's 100
against the Browns here two
Evening star., 1961-12-18
ABB STANDINGS


RESULTS YESTERDAY
Washington. 90: Cleveland. So.
Pittsburgh. 100: Kansas City, %.
Chieago, %; Hawaii. 91.
Los Angeles l15; San Francisco.
RESULTS SATURDAY
Cleveland. 90: WASHINGTON. 81.
Pittshurgh, ia: Kansas City, los.
Hawaii. 95; Chicago. SS.
Los Angeles, Ill; San Francisco. IS.
Evening star., 1961-12-18
BASKETBALL
STANDINGS
BOATS and MARINE

TRAILER SALE-A few 1852 sizes
left at tremendous savings. Fully
equip, compl assembled. Bank finan.
MARYLAND MARINE, RE. 6-2S00
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-08
RI-JCUN COREY


When II comes Ia managing
money. many youngsters leave
home sadly uniformed. And
its not altogether their fault.
Responsible handling of mon
" should bc taught by parents
Just rs schools teach reading,
writing, and arithmetic. Its
nearly IS important. If Johnny
ami jamie blow cash like play
money from Il Monopoly game
parents can blame their own
tutuuug or lack uf il.
In our society. of course.
money ranks high as factor
IN lie success. Couples learn
quickly that love and money
compliment each other. \ Gal
lup poll listed the green stuff"
Is the most frequent cause Of
family trouble.
And the problem doesn't ne
ccSSartly stem from how much
money 4 family has. The CRITIC
al point IS how well the income
Is managed. whatever the a.
mount. one investigator learn
ed that a family with $4,000 a
year often found II tougher TO
live within this income than do
others N the $4,000 bracket.
4.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-08
High School Principal Teaches
Son Art OF MANAGING Money

Kart" and he's cadayIng at the
local gUli course 10 earn cash
To pay for il. This way ne
learns the relationship between
nard work and his purchase,
Dr.. Leonard +. Reed, an eco
Monies expert, says, "All else
IN economies is but rmbelliSh-
mcnt of this primary lesson"
ThumpS,u'S son writes his
own checks. Ills father allows
that he makes some mistakes.
II he didn't. there would be no
point in setting up the project.
When there's an unwiSe action,
II comes up for discussion. and
ways and means are planned 10
prevent recurrence. So far
young Thompson hasn't over
drawn.
Or. ThompSonss daughter us
cd the same system as she
went through high school. Now
IN college. she's an experience
ed hand at managing her fin
auCCS.
DR.. Thompson, who knows
youngsters both from the point
of view of a high school prin-
clpal and = father. heartily
endorses his idea for other par
rntS.
In addition To- providing ex-
pcrivnCC III handling money. a
checking account can familiar
lZc youngsters with how mon
etary matters work in the bust
ness world. Bookkeeping and
arithmetic learned in school
can be utilized.
Further. says Dr.. Thompson.
The checking account makes il
easier for the old man" He's
not continually haraSScd for
d"ie-outS. a nickel for pencil
here. quarter for a movie
there.
We deposit money for Scott
once Il month and that's it," he
states. If my son ovcrspcnds.
h" knows no moro money is
forthcoming until the first of
the month.
Gould a lesson be ANYMORE
Iiic-llkc.' Principal Thompson
asks.