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The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-09
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. CHARLES PERKINS
ST e. Warrs-

STATE Or MICHIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COCET FOR TIE
COUNTY OF WAYNT IN CHANCERY
GEORGE LEF CARR Plaintiff vs.
MAXINT CApp Def ndant.
No. s77.7S
~ session O. f Court held
thg Cit, County Buld.n ~ the
City o. Detroit or tho s9,h das OF
MAY AID 1862.
PRESENT; HON JAMES MONTAN.
T. Circuit Judge
In this cause IL appcsr.n b affi
c1vi' or file tina thc dtfcndsn.
MAXINl CARR canno, b. served
BY process issued out OF this cour;
2 she Is not resident OF the
state OF Michigan. but resides in
tho Cit, OF Fayettc. County OF Fay.
ettc and State OF Alabama
ON MOTION or CHARLES r. PER.
klNS attorney for plaintiff;
ii Is ORDERED THAT the defen.
dani MAXINE CARR, appear and an.
swer the Bill OF Complaint In this
cause within three months from the
date oi this Order, or that the said
Bill OF Complaint will be taken as
confessed and that this order be
published according TO law and
copy thereof be ser.ed upon the
defendant BY registered mail as re-
quIrec BY law.
JAMES MONTANTE Circuit Judge.
4 TRUE COPY
EDGAP NJ BRANIGIN, Clerk.
CLINTON {. CARTER Deputy
Clcr.
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-09

LAWTON. Okla. - The NAA-
CP branch here has called upon
President Kennedy to ban all
government use Cf the Hotel
Lawtonlan because Of its contin'
ued exclusion of Negroes.
Protesting the appearance oil
Secretary Of the Army Elvis J.
Stahr at an Armed Forces Day
dinner at the hotel on May l9,
Archibald Hill. Jr.. legal advisor
TO the Lawton NAACP branch.
sent a telegram 10 the President
urging that ''the Government
dissolve all connections and fu-
ture association with the hotel
until its racial barriers are
dropped
Despite a picket line. and an
earlier protest by the NAACP
Mr.. Stahr attended the dinner.
In his telegram to President
Kennedy. Mr. Hill pointed out
that government funds were
used 10 help build the hotel and
that Negroes are denied rooms
at the hotel and service in its
coffee shop.
In an attempt to disguise the
hotels policy. two Negro hotel
bellboys were ordered to go home
and dress and attend the dinner.
However. on the same day. four
Negro officials of the NAACP
were denied service BY the hotel
Because of the proximity Of
Fort Sill, where officers of many
lands are trained, the NAACP
stressed the Importance of Presi-
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-09
WILLIAM T. PATRICK, sr.
Attorney a. Law,
1904 Farmer Street

STATE or MICHIGAN
II THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERl
~t.I7 ABrTI' RICHARDSON. Plain.
tiff. IS. LEROY RICHARDSON, De-
fendan,.
No. S77.lsI
ORDER TO APPEAR
~ o Session OF the above entitled
Cour: held ir the City-Counts Build.
ins ir the City OF Detroit, County OF
III day OF May, AID, 1862.
PRESENT HONORABLE: NATHAN
) KAUFMAN, Circuit Judge.
u appearing by Affidavit, hereto
attached tnat the defendant Is not a
resident OF Michigan, but that his
iast known place OF residence was al
1888 Ridge Street, Philadelphia, Penn
syitanIa
Or motion OF WILLIAM T. PAT
RlCh. 81, Attorney for plaintiff, 1T
Is ORDERED, that the defendant
enter his appearance, either in per-
son. OF by Attorney, within three
months from date hereof, or the
Jiil OF Complaint will be taken as
coz rssed against him:
J.. Is FURTHER ORDERED, that a
ira copy of this Order TO Appear
be mailed 10 the last known address
ne defendant. by registered ! II,
returr receipt requested; and mat
true copy OF said order TO Ap-
pear be published according TO law.
NATHAN J. KAUFMAN, Circuit
judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAr NJ. BRANIGIN, Clerk.
y. StHUMAN, Deputy Clerk.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
PROBATE COURT FOR THE COUNTY
OF WAYNE
&C 1oo rox

NJ session of the Probate Court
Tor sad County of Wayne. held al
the Probate Court Room in the Citv
OF Detroit, on the Tenth day of Nav.
IN the year one thousand nine hun.
dred and sixty.two.
Present ERNEST c. BOEHm. Judge
OF Probate. In the Matter of the
Estate of Belva Wright. an alleged
Mentally Incompetent Person.
On reading and filing the petition
or Geraldine Dobbs PRAYING that She
or some other suitable person be an.
pointed guardian OF said ward:
II Is ordcrd. That the Eighteenth
uay OF June, next, at ten o'clock in
the afternoon at said Court Room he
appointed for hearing said petition.
And II Is further Ordered. That n
copy OF this order be published once
III each week for three weeks con.
sccutively previous 10 said time ~
nearing In the Detroit Tribune
newspaper printed and Circulated i'm
said County of Wayne. And pcrsonai.
~ served fourteen days previous In
sai0 Tine OF hearing upon said ReIva
Wright and the Attorney General
ERNEST {. BOEHM, Judge of Probate
DO hereby certify that I have com.
pared the foregoing copy with the
original record thereof and hsve
round the same to be a correct tran.
scrirt OF such original record
Dated MAY 10. 1862
:, hAhhY BOLDA, Deputy Probate
5.i9-6-3-62
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Women s Club Group Offers
TO- Acre Estate To H. s.

clared. mot only because he was
slave set free but because he
was a great American who saw
and felt deeply all Of the great
things about the essential digni-
ty and high possibilities OF hu-
man nature which were IN the
hearts cf Thomas Jefferson and
Abraham Lincoln and which are
our very spiritual life blood to-
day"
DR.. Gragg. whose organization
has spent nearly 50,0O0 on the
maintenance of the Douglass
Home since 1916. said that MAC
VIC financial resources are no
LONGER adequate TO maintain the
home in a manner befitting Doug
lass.
CONGRESS could do no great
er service 10 humanity or pay
no greater tribute TO our race
than to accept this noble and
generous gift" she said.
The NACwC president also
called for the restoration of the
home and for the erection on
lis grounds of a monument which
will bring international atten
tion to the importance of Doug
lass to the freedom of Amer
leans.
we are giving the home be
cause this is our country, too.
DR.. Gragg declared. We want
America to have a shrine repre-
sentative of what Negroes have
done to make this country great
The DOUGLASS HOME. where
the distinguished leader resided
following the Civil War. is 10
Gated at l4ll w. Street. south
east. Washington. d. c.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-09
Urban League
Official Brands
StereotYped
Data

NEW YORK Unless the
bascs Of approach to much Of
The research concerning problems
II the Nero citizen in America
today arc sharply rcdcfincd. they
should be scrappcd along with
a lot Of other intellectual rub
bish"
SO declared Alexander J. oil
len, Of New York, associate di-
rector Of the National Urban
League today in an address key
noting an inicrgroup relations
lime ,ponsored By the National
Social Welfare Assembly. in the
siatlcr-liiiton Hotel.
This research needs either to
be rcdciIncd as research into
The effects of social deprivation,
or discarded from the cluttcred
attics Of our effort, along with
other intellectual rubbish which
no longer has a place on the cur.
rent scene said Mr.. Allen.
With this. too. should 90 such
studies a. comparative suscepti.
bilIiy Of Negroes per Sc TO di-
scasc and all others which are
seldom. If ever, able to factor
out environment differences.
They are little more than repc.
litlvc endorsements of stcrco-
typed approaches. as archaic as
they were originally biased"
He asserted that any points of
difference between the behavior
iSms Of the country's Negro and
other non-white community and
national norms are due. in large
measure. TO social and economic
limitations placed upon IL gen
erations ago, and the inevitable
psychological effects Of such
limitations D."
Thus, the null official re-
minded the clinic. Negroes and
other non.whites have been sub
ordinated and compelled for
years TO accept measure Of long
term group isolation. The tragic
implications Of this enforced po-
sition lie wholly on the doorstep
Of false premise Of superficial
biological differences, without
taking into account the effects
Of generations of deprivation and
caste segregation rcpugnant
TO most Americans today, he
charged
Mr. Allen also stressed the ur-
gency for cascwork social SER
vice agencies TO face up to
changes in the social scene as
well as in the client himself" in
strengthening the community
fabric, declaring that otherwise
efforts to help the minority
group Individual in terms Of the
resources he has at hand "be-
come sterile and self-defeatins."
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-09
Ally. CHARLES PERKINS
81 e. Warren
ST,I, NJ vir,iJcAN

STATE or MICHIGAN
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
LOJnlI or WAYNE IN CHANCERY
LJVADf DAVIS Plaintiff VS. AR
THU DAVIS Defendant
No. t21.S99
Al session .. saao Court held al
the City-County Building In the City
o. Detroit, on the 29th day OF May
Al 1885,.
PRESENT: HON. JAMES MoNTAN.
II Cir-uit Judge.
satisfactorily appearing 10 the
Coui D., affidavit on file the Chan.
ccr, Summon: has been issued out
On and under the seal OF this Court
fOf the appearance OF SAID defcn.
.,nt herein, and that the same
could not be served on or before
.ht return day thereof. because the
said defendant being a resident of
the City OF Detroit. County of Wayne
and State of Michigan, was conceal
e., thcr,in anc sad Jhancery Sum-
mon has been returned. showing
shat after diligent search and in.
1r'r said defendant could not be
served In said City OF Detroit, Coun-
L. o. wayne and State OF Michigan,
or O. before the return day thereof:
u, MOTION or CHARLES X.
PERKINS ATTORNEY FOR PLAIN
TIFF;
IT X ORDERED that the said Ar
thu. Davi' cause hi appearance to
b entered ir thi: Court within three
month from the date OF this Order,
and In case oi his appearance he
cause his answer to the plaintiffs
Bill OF Complaint TO be filed, and
.Opy thereon t. be served upon the
attorney fol the plaintiff within
twenty day after service upor him
0i a copy OF said Bill, and notice
oi thi' order and that in default
hercol the said Bill be taken as
confessed az required by law.
II II FURTnE.t OhD.iiED THAT
a COPY oi this order be published
according tc law and a copy thereof
e. be served upon the defendant by
Registered Mail as required by law.
JAMES MONTANTk, Circuit Judge.
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ, BRANIGIN, Clerk
CLINTON {. CARTER, Deputy Clerk.
..S-,-l4-62
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Court
lvesI,S
[contilved fron Psae 81

A~S'iHfSSo ffSut To9e u
Mrs. Jerelene Howard, %, of
2139 Vicksburg
April 1856 and separated in
April, 1861, when Howard descr.
ted the family after knocking his
wife down, necessitating IL slit.
ches IN her chin and head.
Edward Smith, 33, of 1869 Ho-
garth, and Roscmae Foster, 30, of
1898 Mckinley, pleaded guilty to
larceny in store last week on
arraignmcnt before Recorders
Judge Paul Z. Krausc.
The pair was arrested in a
downtown store, where police
said Smith and Miss Foster stole
three mems suits valued at S625.
They concealed the suits in a
bag and attempted TO leave the
store without paying for the
clothing.
Examination for the couple is
scheduled for June 5.
-
Johnnie Pounds, 46, of 313l
Garfield, was found guilty of
nonsupport last week by Recor-
dcr's Judge John p. O'Hara and
placed on one years probation
for support of his estranged wife
and one minor child.
Pounds. who is employed in
an automobile plant. was arrested
on the complaint of Mrs. Lottie
Pounds, 40. of 4257 Williams.
The couple was married in
October, 1853. They were divorced
in Feb. 1854; the Pounds remar-
ried in Feb. 1857, and separated
in September 1860, when Pounds
alleged to have walked out on
his wife and child.
Mrs. Pounds said the last sup
port she received from her hus-
band was $40 on March 13. 1862
Pounds told the court that he
has been i'll and has been unable
TO work.
Andrew Pickett, address un-
known. stood mute last week on
arraignmcnt before Recorders
Judge Paul f. Krause on the
charge Of uttering and publishing.
Police said Pickett wrote an
$500 worthless check. knowing
that he didn't have enough money
in the bank 10 cover the check.
Bond was set at $1,000 and two
sureties.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-09

WASHl\GT Ton - The Cedar
Hill estate Of Frederick Doug
Lass. noted 10Th century abolition
Isl and Negro leader. has been
offered 10 the federal govern
meni by the National Association
Of Colored women's Clubs for
the establishment Of a national
memorial.
The proposal came dur.ns near
ingS before the Subcommittee
on Public lands Of the L S. Sen
ate Committee on Interior and
Insular Affairs. Speaking on be-
nalf of the proposal were Senat-
or Phillip A. Hart (D-Michl; DR..
Mordecai w Johnson. president
emeritus Of Howard University;
Dr. Rosa l. Gragg of Detroit.
NACWC president: Frank f.
Harrison. legislative chief. Ma
tional Parks Service; and Eliza.
beth Clark Of the Frederick
Douglass Memorial and Historic
al Association.
The Douglass Home located on
I0-acre estate in the Anacosta
section Of Washington. has been
operated jointly by NACWC and
the Memorial and Historical
Association. Bills for its establish
ment as a national memorial
have been introduced in the Sen
ate by Sen Hart and in the
House of Representatives by Con-
ereSsman Charles c. Diggs, Jr.,
p NichD.
recent hearing Sen Hart
called for the establishment of
the home "a a memorial in time
for the Tooth anniversary of the
Emancipation Proclamation in
1868.
What more fitting time for
Congress 20 authorize our feder-
q government TO open as a pub
lie shrine the home Of this es-
teemed friend of President Lin
coin ?" he asked The Nation
al Association Of CoIored Wo-
mems Clubs wisely and gener-
ously have preserved his home
so that each new generation
would be reminded Of this man
and Of those events in our his
tory which permitted Frederick
Douglass. born a slave. to rise TO
high service in our national gov
ernment and become world fig
ure in the perennial struggle for
human rights"
Senator Hart said that Doug
lass Memorial would be SYM
Dol for the history of human
freedom throughout the world
DR. Johnson asked not only
for the establishment of the
home as a shrine but for exten.
sive renovations of the present
site
What a great thing il would
be for the Negro people of this
country TO be able to come to
place fifty and beautifully pre-.
served. both in the building it,
self and in the landscaping,
where they could really put
their memories at worship to a
man whom they have every reas-
on 10 reSDcCt' DIR. Johnson de.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-09
Atty. SAMUEL }. HARRIS
I'LL l. Soiiingwood


STATE O. MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
ELLA MAE PARNELL. Plaintiff VS..
BRYANT PARNELL. Defendant
No. 67l.16s
ORDER or PUBLICATION
AT session OF said Court held in
III City-County Building in the CITY
o. Detroit Wayne County, Michigan
or the LIST day OF May. AID, 1862.
PRESENT: HON. NATHAN j. KAIjF.
MAN. Circuit Judge.
II appcarink by affidavit hereto al.
tachcf. that tho defendant Bryant
Parncll Il not resident of the
state o, Michigan but that hi. last
knowr addrcs. h. Rural Free DelIv.
.r. Cappstown Alabama.
ON MOTION OF Samuel j. Harris
Nitorncy for Plaintiff;
III Is ORDERED that tho defendant
enter hif appearance In this cause
D. OF before three months from tho
late OF this order OF that the nil
o. Complaint filed herein be taken Az
confcsScr and that said order me
served and published az required
b.. law.
NATHAN J. KAUFMAN, clrcu,,
Judge.
EDGAP VI BRANIGIN. Clerk
GALLAGHER, Deputy Clerk.
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-09
MAP Seeks Teacher
Mtegrution In Ill.,


PEORIA, Ill. - The NAACp
has asked the Illinois State
Commissioner of Education to
investigate the local school
boards employment and as.
signment policies as regards
Negro teachers.
Miss June Shagaloff. the
Associations special assistant
for education. here on request
Of the organizations state con.
ference. conferred with the
Board of Education for two
hours this week.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-09
ADMINISTRATORS
STA1L Or MICHIGAN
PkUDAlL COUhT FOR TIE
COUNTY or WAYNE

COUNTY or WAYNE
IS. 51o-314
~ session o. lne Probate Court
70. sad Io.nty OF Wayne, held at
~ rrODalI court Room In the City
e. Dc,Io., OF the 2ytn uay OF MAY,
Inc ycal one Thousand nlne nun.
..~t and slXty-two AID.
PnESENT: HON. FRANK ). sly.
M.,Noh. Judge OF Probate.
AZ th0 sia.t,i OF the Estate OF
~ CuIois kiNSki, Deceased
- i.eG.n- ana Iiling the petition
o. frcida Maurer praying that sd-
.t.s.Vn ui said estate be grant.
h.rsen o. some other su.taDie
.son.
., a.. ordered. that the Third day
o. Ju4y neal al tSn CLOCK an tue
forenoon at said Court Room be
appointed for hearing said petition.
And IL IS further Ordc red, That
Copy OF this order be published
once In each week for three weeks
consecutvely previous to said time
OF hearing In the DETROIT TIKI.
BUM, newspaper printed and cir.
cuiated in said County OF WAYNE.
FRANK S. sZYMANSkI, Judge OF
Probate.
do hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing copy with
tn, original copy thereof and have
found the same TO be correct
transcript OF such original record
Dated May DC, lso2.
CECIL A BERNARD, Deputy Pro-
bat Register
by-623-62
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cd lot Garage. beautiful rccrc-
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small down payment 10 rcspon.
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owner Call CIR 60li5 for
appointment.
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For SALE

so Acres with ~ acres private
lakes and 3 cottages. Excellent
fishing and hunting Near Som
crsct Center Contact Oliver
Marzolf, 2G35 Geneva Highway,
Manitou Beach, Michigan.
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Asks Government Ban
On Jim Crow Hotel

dent Kennedy's immediate al.
tcntion 10 the situation.
Also. II was pointed out that
the Soldier Of the Week at the
Fort is crDtomarily given
weekend pass at the Lawtonisn
But Negro serviceman winning
this honor is given money
instead.
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uouse FOR SALE

liol ST and LAND for sale on the
RIVER near Silycr Lake. Call
Hamilton 6.8575.
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FLAT FOR RENT:

2735 r VERNON Near JOS. Cam
pau Upper Flat 4 Rooms and
Bath $1,000 A Month. Call
Lakewood 9245
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rector Of Agricultural Economics
Of the L 5 Department ot Asri.
culture
The latter three appeared on
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-09
Rvmmoge Sole

al 81. Joseph's Home for the Aged
$500 Cadievx near e. Warren
Friday. June 8. 3 TO 8 pm;
Saturday, June 9. 2 TO z pm.
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Atty. RALPH w. MILLER
III1e Oeouindre

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IHn
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERf
No. tle-tS3
RICHARD B. WARE, Plaintiff, vs.
WILLIE MAE WARE, Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AT session of said court held IN
the County Courthouse In the tNy
OF Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan,
this 26th day of March, 1852, A.p.
PRESENT HONORABLE: EDWARD
;. PiCGlNS, Circuit Judge.
On reading and filing the petition
for ORDER OF PUBLICATION in the
above entitled cause and the Court
beng fully advised In the premises,
On motion of Ralph w. Miller, az
torncy for the plaintiff Richard 10
ware, 1T IS ORDERED that the DE.
fcndant Willie Mac Ware appear or
answer TO the bill OF complaint filed
IN said cause on or before three
months from the date hereof or that
said bill may be taken as confessed
1T is ORDERED that a copy Of
this order shall be sent by registered
mail TO the defendant at her last
known address, 1865 Gladstone Street
Apartment No. 100, Detroit, Michigan,
bN Registered mail, and in case no
retuii receipt signed by the defend.
ant Is received. that this order shall
oc duly published as required by
EDWARD S. PICGINS. Circuit Judge.
A TRUE COPY ..----
EDGAR ". BRANlGIN, Clerk.
". SCHuMAN, Deputy Clerk.
4-2l-5-2s-62
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HELP WANTED

DENTAL TEcHNICIAN. Neat ap.
peifin1 woman GOOD education
salc a6iiiy Write Box 90.
Detroit Tribune.
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CROSSE PoINTE GIRL SCOUT
TROOP No. 377
BAKE and RUMMACE SALE

Saturday june :, 23O am.
Legion Hall 209l6 Mack
a. Hampton.
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{. WATSON REALTY
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HOUSE FOR SALE

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-24
In Open House
For Parents Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. N. Walter Coins
Jr., 1929 E. County Rd. D. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dawes, TOT
Eighth Av. Sc, Minneapolis were
joint hosts at an open house on
Sunday, August 10, from four to
seven pm. at the Coins residence.
Honorees of the occasion were
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Turner, Dur
ham, NC, who are the mother
and father of Mrs. Coins and Mrs.
Dawes. DR.. Turner is Dean of the
Law School at NC. State in Dur
ham. Also Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Dawes, Knoxville, Tenn, who are
the mother and father of Mr..
Dawes. Mr.. Herman Dawes is with
the Tennessee Valley Authority.
The Turner'S will remain in st.
Paul about a month. The Dawes
left for their home Monday, Aug
ust 20, after spending a week.
Another guest at the open house
was Earl Walker, of Pasadena,
Calf, former resident Of st. Paul
and for a number of years a postal
employee. While in the city Mr..
Walker Is the houseguest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Coins, Sr.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-24
Johnny Mathis To
Headline "SuIIiVon
cbaN.,H Cov.knn.kn.

New York (ANP) - Johnny
Mathis and the Mcclure Sisters
will share top billing on The Ed
Sullivan Show" Sunday, Sept. 2
(S-9 pm, EDIT on the CHS Tele-
vision Network.
Mathis will sing Mariana"
Love, Look Away" and Love"
and the MCGUIRE girls sing That's
A-Plenty" and You're Driving Me
Crazy"
Jackie Mason, Guy Marks and
Rip Taylor offer a variety of
comedy approaches. Mason ex-
plains why he has turned down an
offer to be an astronaut, Marks,
gives an impersonation of Boris
Karloff impersonating singer Har-
ry Belafonte, and Taylor offers
his impressions Of singer-comedi-
enne Pearl Bailey and Of a man
who can't stop crying.
Brascia and Tybee, a dance
team, The Madcaps, an harmonica
duo, and The Waterbird Show,
performing ducks, round out the
program.