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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Ward O,
alexandria. Va. visited his aunt
Mrs. Madge Granger, Sunday.
Miss Rochelle Simon is at.
tending summer school at Wo.
mans College. Greensboro.
Mrs. Lula Thompson is now a,
nome with her granddaughter
Mrs. Joe II. Billiard and MIR
bullard. l09 Aycock ST., Raleigh
Mrs. Thompson. mother of Mrs
Nellie Spivey, recently under
went major operation at Req
hopita. Raleigh.
Bob. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Joyner underwent a tonselect.
bmy at DIR. Sidbury's hospital
WriGhtsville Sound. Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Z. L. Joyner
Sr. have returned from two
week visit in Rome, Ga. and An
niSton, Alabama, also points in
south Carolina. They visited
their daughter, 1t. Judith Joyn-
cr III Alabama and Rev. Joyncr's
brother, Herbert F. Joyner in
Georgia.
Mrs. Wade Martin and daugh-
ter, Elvia Hammctt, have re-
turned from a two week visit in
Durham.
MIR. and Mrs. J. M. McGougan
spent the weekend in Raleigh
where they attended the we'd
ing of Miss Mary Martin to Will
liam Flemming. They also visit
ed their daughter, Mrs. w. d.
Martin, Mr.. Martin and children.
Linda, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Horace Carter. returned
Saturday from DR.. Sidbury's
hospital. Wrightsville Sound fol-
lowing several days observation.
She will return to the hospital
next week for further treatment.
Pvt. Edward Joseph Harrel-
son. U. S. Marine Corps, Camp
Lejeunc, spent the weekend here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. p. Harrelson.
Mrs. John A. Bell is iimprov-
'ng al her home following sever
al days illness.
Chief of Police and Mrs. H
f. Epps have visiting them this
week his mother, Mrs. ]. H
Brown, and MIR. Brown of Nor
folk, Va.
Mrs. jamie B. Bell and Mrs
b. a. Carroll are leaving today
for a vacation in Florida ano
other points.
! Ben Spivcy left Sunday for
Fl. Myers, Fla. to spend the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
~ Williams.
Mrs. b. a. Carroll, Mrs. Rosa
,Garrcll and Mrs. Harry Buffkir
were visitors in Florence Mon
lay.
Jimmy Carroll. Kenneth ByrC
and Martin Byrd, Jr. left Sun
day for Fl. Pierce. Fla. where
they will be associated with the
GarrCll Sales Company of tn,
farmers State Market.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Naurer Of
st. Petersburg, Fla. visited here
Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs
Maurcr is the sister of S. l.
/ Parham.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
PirerVay W.S.C.S.
Holds Meeting

The Pireway Woman's Society
Of Christian Service met Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Fred Duncan with Miss Lucy
Mae Brown leading the program
on World Fellowship.
Mrs. J. Lester Gore, president,
presided and welcomed Mrs
David c. Gregory Of Dalton, Ga
as visitor.
Miss Lucy Mae Brown will be
hostess for the July 7 meeting
It her home at which time Mrs.
r. J. Gore will be in charge Of
the worship program.
A social hour followed the
meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
Want Ads
FOR SALE: Due to our rcmod

FOR SALE: Due to our remod-
cling program we have the
following pcwS for sale: ~
PcwS II feet long. Is Pcws 10
feet long. These pcwS are con
Structed of selected mater; 4
and finished in brown walnut
color. They are in excellent
condition and can be seen 1T
the church any time. If YOUR
church is in need of Sorlc
good, comfortable pCws, TINS
is an opportunity to secure
the at a very reasonable cost.
Available Immediately. Mount
Tabor Baptist Church. p. <.
Can't, Pastor, Tabor City,
North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Long
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID.
Stocks Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. james Faux and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Long Sunday night.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
Legal Ads
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COLUMBUS COUNTY
- OTIC

The undersigned, L. A. Will
liams having qualified as adj
miniStrator Of the estate of
Golden II. Nealey, deceased, late
of Columbus County, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or
before the 18th. day of June
1856, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar OF their recovery
All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immedi-
ate payment to the undersigned
This the 18th. day of June
1855.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

Visiting in the home of Ny.
and Mrs. Tally Eddings for two
weeks arc his niece and nephew
Annette and Ray DuVal of CO.
.lumbla.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
CORRECTION
WOMAN WANTED

Several girls to address, mail
postcards. Spare time every
week. Write Box 161, Belmont,
Mass. 5-25 6-l, BIS
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

FOR RENT: Three room apart
mcnt on Lewis Street. Contact
Robert Elliott or phone 1881
Tabor CITY.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE


The undersigned, having quail
flied as administrator of the es-
tate of A. r. Soles, deceased
late of Columbus County, this
is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to pre-
sent them to the undersigned or
or before the 18th day of May
1856. or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. Al
persons indebted to said estat,
will please make immediate pay
mcnt to the undersigned.
This the 18th day of May
1855.
w. H. SOIFS,
rec ~.
Tabor City, North Carolin;
5Il8-25: 6/1-8-l5-22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
Pon-Americon Road Race
Suspended by Mexico

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 10 P.-
The Mexican government has
lowered a checkered flag on the
famed Pan-American road race,
suSpending the international
thriller and all races on federal
highways until safety precau-
lions for spectators can be
worked out"
The Pan-American road race
board announced that the gov
eminent considered it prudent"
that the race be suspended for
the purpose of safety. Seven
drivers were killed in the 1854
race.
There was no mention in the
official announcement of the LIE
Mans, France. tragedy earlier in
the year which took 70 lives when
a car crashed into the stands.
Only recently, the American
Automobile Association with
drew its Endorsement of the an
nual Indianapolis 500 as the re-
suit of the tragic accidents at
Indianapolis and LIE Mans.
This years Pan Am was sched-
uled for December 2-5. There
was no indication whether the
classic. termed by veteran driv-
ers the toughest and most dam
gerous of all. would be resumed
next year.
The Pan-American race origi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10

mated in 1850 and since has
grown into one of the big at
fractions on the worlds racing
calendar. 1t was the worlds
longest race. twisting over tortu-
ous mountain roads and sprint
ing across parched valleys in its
run from Mexico's southern
border to the United States
boundary.
More than $50 cars were en-
tered in last years race, COM
peting for about $117,200 in prize
money in five racing categories
ranging from small stock cars
to the worlds fastest sports
models.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
DEATHS REPORTED
tFrom D. C. Health Department.

Annette a Hui n1SH 81, Washington. 'N
susan < Gafiin; s.; 500 D q. est. s; NV.
Catherine 3. Hutchinson. rs, 3l95
Myra '' 5. Beatty Be- H!% rs. 1870 South Caro-
oe Fns s'E {. EsskinE. rs. Capitol Heights,
Angelina NJ. Pisciotta. II. 72o ogle-
James nnafP y. BROOKE os, "a. 5000 seth St: NV
Iii ). Madich, IS, Soldiers Home.
Joseph A. Wilkie. Cd, West RIVER. Nd;
John [ stradley. 81. 1914 18th St: NV:
Michael J. McDermott, 6l' 1855 Upshur
john F. Dunn, 81, 1860 Irving st. NV.
Walton e. Down, 81, NATION, III.
Lodoyieo r, Garofalo. So. $3.50 North
ch saRi.0i Fox * So. 300 D. st. ne.
Kan gSs.s 50 Isl 5O3 4la Oh s St
James MsahEy, g, NO : az So! address.
Bernice J, Hummel. l, Forest Heishts
Infant Betzler. wsshington.
yRouit "a M oAt oOOt "NoNNAA e'I
Infant Meszaros. Pittsburgh.
Infant watson, S43 send ST.. ne.
Andrews Bowman, II. 1929 18th st. sc
George BurweIl. 90. 1909 Kaloyama I'd
Clarence NJ. West. s7. 81 46th ST. ne
Mary Morse. 50, 723 Varnum st. NV.
Chester a. Jeftries, to. 32l Webster st
Harvey Robertson. 81, 1905 T st NV.
Clara B. Carter, 81, 1914 Connection;
Edward L. Lewis. AZ. 1888 T st. NV.
Rosa B, CLARK. 40. 1925 4th st: s.w.
Asa 3. Evans. 40; % 46th st Sc.
Edward Newman. SO 24I5 N st. NV.
Thurman J. Butler, -, Arlington. Va
Ernestine Y. Beach. %, 81 18th 81. Sc
Kenneth r. Warrington. .. l34S Newton
Infant Campbell, 937 NJ st. NV.
Infant Spencer. 24O2 Hartford st sc.
Infant Dockery. a1l4 MARYLAND ave. ne
Infant Lucas. a23 n. Carolina ave. Sc
Infant EtheridEe. 1922 3rd st, ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
TWO PRETEND THEY'RE ENGAGED,
2HOURS LATER THEY'RE MARRIED

LIVERPOOL, England lF0-Yvonne Mai, %, director
of leading fashion house in Egypt met Capt Ibrahm ell
Sayed Ebed of the liner Star of Suez in Carlo
several times.
They friends but she surprised by his request
after they sailed from Alexandria the vessels last
The captain bushngly asked her to pretend to be his
fancee He confessed he had told friends they were
engaged offering proof photos taken Miss Mails
earlier trip aboard his ship.
Miss Mai thought it would be all rght-just joke.
The Star of Suez docked here yesterday and Yvonne and
the 4O-year-od captain walked the gangplank
in
Two hours later they were married.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
Finds More Reds
Continued from Back Page)
COVERS IL YEAR PERIOD

Among the points cleared up by the chairman
the following:
l. Most of the evidence relates to Red activities in
executive departments and congregational committees in
the 19361943 period An exhaustive checkngup
to determine If any accused individual still holds federal
office Capitol hill post will continue but has not
vealed such individual thus far.
2 Some of the testimony corroborates previous evil
dence supplied by such witnesses Whitaker Chambers
and Elizabeth Bentley confessed soviet agents, in 194S,
but "a great many persons have been mentioned
before"
The eads furnished in executive session have
that months of invesgat and questioning
must precede hearings Walter said these hearings
might be held late this year, but that the probably
would not be ready for public presentation until after
Congress next January and the full committee
is available.
SET OFF BY Ex-EMPLOYE
The investig CATION ecpitated more than month
ago when Herbert Fuchs, part time law teacher at
American university here, testified in closed session.
Fuchs government empoye for IL years, serving
with the special senate committee invesg railroads
in 1896 headed by former Sen. Wheeler 3D. Mont), the
labor board and the national labor relations board
where he solicitor until he resigned in 194S
Since then, number of other witnesses have been
questioned in secret leading Walter in New York last
week to assert that evidence of communist infa
of the government almost beyond lima has been
uncovered.
Walters statement led to alarm in several govern
ment agencies which have contacted him in the belief
the probe may have affected their present personnel
Walter said the investigation does indicate thai
there communists currently employed by Capitol hill
committees.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
The Atlantic States Floods
Continued from PareD

Continued from Page ID
TuOUS oF-GOD'S INDISPENSABLE, IMPERATIVE
SECOND COMING OF THE cHRIsT"-THE DIVINITY
Of My Holy Ghost conceived Messiah sonhe divine Truth
Life, and Love, which He taught demonsfr asd-'THE
COMFORTER. EVEN THE HOLY GHOST THE SPIRIT OF
TRUTH, WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL THINGS ~! John
lA
WOMAN would complete the Unfinished business Of
the Master. as per Matthew 1888
With the "LEAvEN"-Chrisf Miracle Science Messiah!
PART
FLOODS AND EARTHQUAKES A HANGOVER FROM
THE DEVILS DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATIONS (smIes)
Prohibition aided in winning World War l-prsservinq
Of the four European religious erppIes and the whewah
heanss OF the devils medicine surgery and psyehiay!
whose finest results under fhe Scrpvra category THE
DEVIL WILL PERFORM MIRACLES THAT WOULD DE-
cEIvE, IF POSSIBLE, THE VERY ELEcTT
HENCE THAT PsYeHoPATHIc, sYPHILITIc SON OF
SATAN, MussoLINI. COULD RISE TO POWER AND AL.
MOST WRECK A NATIoNl
NOTE: MUssoLINI AND HITLER WERE BOTH
ROMAN CATHOLIC RENEGADEs WITH WHOM THE
POPE HAD TO PLAY BALLl!-'oLD STUFF FOR
THE DEVILS vATicANl- AN INVOLUNTARY CAPTIVE!
PROHIBITION WAS A PROTESTANT CONCEIVED
lNoBLE EXPERIMENT..
GODS SUPERIOR, INCOMPATIBLE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE MOVEMENT HAD NOT GAINED ENOUGH
MOMENTUM TO OFFSET THE INVOLUNTARY
SABOTAGE OF PROHIBITION BY THE DEVILS
| JUDAISM, THE DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLICISM, THE
DEVILS MATERIA MEDIcA, AND THE IMPURE,
IMMATURE ASPECT OF PRoTEsTANTIsMl
See our column on "PAY-As-YoU-sEE Tv."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
Mgr. Harris Spiritually Naked
CONTINUED from Page ~

CONTINUED from Page ~
That brings around to Manager Bucky Harris, of
the Detroit Tigers, a patient with his pitchers
He patient Tuesday night with Rookie Frank
Larry when the kid staggered in the eighth inning He left
him in and big ball game Disraeli would have been
proud
He patient Wednesday afternoon with Veteran
Steven Cromek. He left him in and lost bigger ball
game. This time it Brownngs turn say, 81 told
you So"
BULLPEN ON WEAK SIDE
Harris Has been patient all with his pitching
staff He leaves his starters in there longer than any
manager in the American League. He has his reasons
and of them that his bulIpen strong enough
to win any frefighng citations.
But then there was Wesdesday's game with the New
York Yankees The Tigersed to o, after innings.
Cromek great He had yielded just hit in all
those innings. He hadn't walked batter.
So it's the eighth inning He got the first Yankee
fly ball He still looked great. But this is the
pitcher who had finished game since June 3d.
weeks earlier.
Andy Carey beat out a bunt. The Tiger bullpen
dozed in the down the left field line With two OUT
Bill Skowron singled sharply left and the tying
on base.
The bupen still was quiet. Not muscle moved UNI
less it the which turned the head of of the
pitchers who glanced towards the Tiger dugout just
someone might be giving the go-to-work signal
Hank Bauer ripped a single center field One
came home That the third hit of the inning off
CrOmek. The score was to l.
STILL NO ACTION
The Bullpen still dozed. Gil McDougald was the
batter Another hit would tie the Still no signal
from the Tiger dugout Cromek retired McDougald
disputed play which ended the inning when Skowron
out of the base paths in effort to evade tag
1t took Umpire Frank Umont quite time to make up
his mind that skowron HAD gone wide in GLIDING Ray
Boones probing gesture.
IL was touchand-go If he would rule for the Tigers
against them. The bases would have been loaded
Yogi Berrs the batter Umont had up his mind the
other way close play
But the bulpen idle II finally stirred in the top
of the ninth Al Aber got up and work 40 Cromek
who had allowed ~ home in the ~ previous games
he had pitched got ready to face Berrs.
One pitch and the tied. Mickey Mantle was
next Cromek faced him after kicking the resin bag all
the ined while BerrA logged around with the tying
run. He had trouble. The full at 3d. The
next pitch doomed off the facing Of the second
Continued Next Column Top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
Re-Hurieanes, Floods
Continued from Back Page)

Since it impervious to what may be physical
danger the glory of infinite Spirit remains unquenchsble
Because God is almighty the Bible declares Him
TO be- it is certain that power exist that would OPP
the supremacy of Life Love- Truth, which is God
The only that really expect the unailng
evidence of and good. With the Psalmst
always declare, matter what the human crcum-
may be psalm 62 $50 my SOUL wait thou
only upon Cod for my expectation is from him." The
presence OF God with is inevitable fact, Rising
higher than any material threat of impending disaster
infinitely higher than phic climatic
conditions, is immortal Truth, steadfsst, calm and
movable
The comforting evidence of Gods power to sustain
and bless and to heal all fear demonstrated in
the writer's experience when she found herself far from
home and loved the of threatened disaster
The friend with whom she visiting had laid in three
days supply of food and candles in preparation for
HURRICANE which due to pass through the vicinity
the next morning. The title of article Christian
Science "The Uninterrupted Continuity of Good" which
she had once read kept coming to her thought
The writer realized that Cod infinite good, would
not existing the next morning and that material
threat could interrupt the divine continuity of good in
her experience She thought of testimony she had heard
of young servicewoman who, when under heavy bonn
bardmen found her release from fear in the spiritual
conviction, "Why, there is mortal be afraid"
The writer held to the spiritual fact that she
mortal in danger but Gods divine idea His image in
6niteIy protected from fear and forever joyous
The next morning. after refreshing sleep she swoke
the sound of birds singing. Outside her window she
could the shining and overhead the blues of
ss She discovered that the hurricane had turned
inland that If she had left for home the day plan
ned, she would have been travelling through the
where the damage recorded In section where
considerable havoc was reported, her home and family
were COMPLETELY PROTECTED
(Contnued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
in right field. And the score went to , to 2, too.
WHEN TO WARM UP

Aber in then and shut them out he famed
two of the three he faced. IL too late.
II is strictly second-guess claim that Aber should
have been rushed into the game earlier I'm saying he
should.
But it is second guess point that Aber
anyone else could have been rushed in any earlier
even If Harris a patient man.
For Harris had one warming up in the bupen just
his starting ptcher-who hadn't been able to fin
ish game in weeks-might weaken.
Which he did.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
Pay-As-Yo w.

Continued from Page u
PROMOTED VIA THE DEVILS ILLUSIONS AND
DELUSIONS OF THE THREE PRECEDING PLEASANT
ESCAPES'l!! FRAUDULENT SUBSTITUTIONS
FOR THE NEW TESTAMENT PROMISE OF "THE
PEACE OF GOD WHICH PASSETH ALL UNDER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VOID OF DIVINE
LY SCIENTIFIC, CHRISTLIKE, SPIRITUAL SENSE,
WHICH REVEALS THE EXCLUSIVENESS OF GODS
Externally HARMONIOUS, SPIRITUAL CREA-
TION-IN WHICH WE FIND OUR TRUE BEING
AND WHICH S-A-T-U-R-A-T-E-S THE ENTIRE
UNIVERSE WITH HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE!!!
PART 3
THE DEVILS FRAUDS OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO
AND SEX CONCEAL FROM MORTALS, GODS
MARVELLOUS, ER-OPERATIVE PROMISE
(PLUS:
BEHOLD, HAVE GIVEN YOU POWER OVER
ALL THE (so-caled) power OF THE ENEMYl Satan
animal magnetism!-the deadly M-Y-T-HD-AND
NOTHING SHALL BY ANY MEANS HURT YOU"!
BEWARE of the deluded chorus girl re hell: May
the stay there be pleasant the way here Don't be
silly, sister! (smies).
We recommend o the Detroit Tribune readers the
c. S. Monitor editorial - "PAY-AS-YOU-SEE Tv?",
which follows
PAY-AS-YOU-SEE TV?
The Federal Communicate Commission has before
of the most complex questions gnable in de-
Gliding whether authorize subscription television in the
United States Three companies have developed systems
whereby picture and sound would be available only to
those who paid fee through device to "decode" the
transmitted signal The commission may take months to
reach it's ruling.
Heads of the broadcasng networks protest that
tollavision," it has been called would deprive the
viewer of something he has been accustomed to enjoy
free"
This something a program for which the viewer
paid by listening to commercial If he wished the free.
dom of following program of his choosing without
interruption, that freedom denied him-but may be
offered at price by the system
The broadcssting station it is argued, should not be
allowed to charge the public for program
over channel aocsted to by the public But If that
true, should the station be allowed to collect money
from advertiser for reaching the public over that
channel7
Some moonpicure interests join the INDIGNATION Of
certain Nv viewers at the prospect of having to nav to
see hrst-run film in their homes. But IL thew no
to downtown theater il they will not expect 20
get in without ticket
Finally, one leading radio executive argues that tel.
vision cannot long remain half free and half fee,h.,
one system, probably the which charges IN.
will drive the other out.
Continued next Column TOP
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Evangelist Dr.. Billy Graham

Continued from Page ID
CIRCUMSTANCE AS ITS MASTER" ACCORDING TO
CHRISTI, AND A REALIZATION OF EXCLUSIVE
EVERYWHERE PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE FOR BOTH SELF AND OTHERS. AS PER
JESUS PROFOUND SAYING: land l. IF I BE LIFTED
UP. WILL DRAW ALL MEN UNTO Me-!
Thus, demonstrates the MYTHICAL nature Of matte.
evil sim disease death, hurricanes too and mi
such eonvvIsions of so-esed nsfurs-convvsions
of-eoIIeeve human thought 'noyir
pictures Of the illusions and decisions MYTHS which eovr
erfe the eternal sIexeIvsve harmony of Gods one and
only marvellous universe!
Thus demonstrates fhs MYTHICAL nature Of m.
"cHAsTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL tsoesIledD ExlsTENcs7
MY ANSWER free Presd
BY BILLY GRAHAM
QUESTION: Our home is the gathering place for ali thI
children of the neishborhood don't them away,
but they're wearing out. What should do? R T. 81
ANSWER: Take an inventory of your time and siranu,h
II you've been doing too much certainly Of the wo
See Evangelist Billy Graham Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03

Christ Jesus said John 14:z7), 'Let not your heart
be troubled neither let be afraid The power to rise
superior impending danger and to still the stormy blasts
of earth here today in full undated spiritual force
in the time of Jesus Because all Godde-
rived it is living power eternally present. mighty law
of annihlation fear doom, gloom. All every
prove through Science that Gods law of good
is ever operating for themselves and ohers that God is
only. willing but able to maintain His image forever
the beloved idea of apervadins Love, aembracing
Mind, a-encompa ssng Life All-Spirt Divine Truth is
and irrevocable; in is your divine safety and
mine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
Three Found Guilty.
(Continued from Back p,

CONTINUED from Back Page)
The amount involved is the largest listed in in
prosecution according TO Arnold Bsvmsn head Of
the criminal division Of the United States Attorneys office
The other defendants Morris o. AIprn, Brooklyn at
forney Maurice Haas, certified public accountant Of
Mount Vernon, NJ. T.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03

This could be true only the assumption tia, -,
serpton teIevsion would produce such superior
that would watch the free programs any Lon.
For stations would be BARRED from transmitting an.
sored broadcasts; and there unused television
nels available for either type of operation.