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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17
Armed Forces

The following regIsrrants of
Local Board No. 26 have been
lordered for Armed Forces Ply
seal Examination. They will re-
port to the local board office in
Conway at 7:3O A M. on Aug
ust II, 1855.
John Franklin Smith, 1902,
Race Path ST., Conway, S. c.:
Robert James Miller, p. O. Box
Al, Conway, S. c.; James Paul
Lilly, 1902 Race Path ST.. Con-
way, S. c.; Paul Earl johnson.
Route B, Conway, S. c.; Henry
5. Sherman, Bucksport, S. c.;
Roy Lennon Benson, Route 2
Tabor City, N. c.: Sammie Walt
ers, Route l, Loris, S. c.: James
Edward Foxworth, 3l78 N. w.
And ST., Miami 40. Fla; Sam
Lewis, l9i5 No. 18th St. Phila-
delphia, Pa; Noah Stevens
Route !, Conway S. c.: r. c.
Higgins, Route 2. Loris. s. c.:
Emanuel Taylor, PLY Gervais
St. Columbia, S. C.: Marvin
Bishop Hardwick, Route 3, Cali
wants Ferry, S. c.:
Also, LCa!non Davis FaircIotb
Route l, Loris, s. c.: johnny
.Odell Robinson. Route |. Null
Inns. s. c: Bobby Roy Allen. 2l7
South Cedar ST.. Charlotte. N
Z; Lonnic Mckinley Shelley
Route l. Myrtle Beach. s. C.:
Floyd Mason Fowler. Route >
Tabor City, N. c: Emer;te L
Poilte, AynOr, S. C.: Melton Gar
vock Macklen, Rou:c !. MYRTLE
Beach, S. c.; Cleveland Burgess
conway, S. c.: Weldon Lee Gra-
nam. Route 3, Galivants Ferry
,. e; Stancil Jackson. Route !
Loris, S. c.; Wilbur Bland Mil
lIgan, Tabor City, N. c.: Ernes,
Joe Todd, Route 4, Conway. s
c; Pressed Cause, Green Sea s
z; Robert Lee Jones, Route 2
Galivants Ferry. S. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17
Letters
To The
Editor
Tabor City Tribune
Dear Editor:

DCdT EultOT.
In looking over our dog va
cination records, l find great
number of people failed to meet
the dog warden and have their
dogs vaccinated at the scheduled
clinics in the spring of 1855.
The Law plainly states that all
dogs shall be vaccinated between
the months of February and
May l each year. Those who
have not had this done have
failed TO meet the requirements
of the Rabies Control Law and
are subject TO prosecution in the
courts of our County
| have asked our dog warden
Mr. lcard, 10 make another ef-
fort to get these dogs vaccinated
during the month of August. ]
am asking people 70 bring them
TO the Columbus County Health
Department on Saturday NOM
ing between the hours OF 9 and
- o'clock, where he will be &C
administer the vaccine.
l hope all dogs that have not
been vaccinated will be brough,
IN to this clinic and get this
work done, as Mr.. Icard will be
required by law to take cour,
action on all those who all tc
get this work completed.
Floyd Johnson M. D.
County Health Officer
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17
ri Attend Gridiron
Practice Sessions

may come through with flying
colorS.
One of the lads football fans
will be watching is Mitchell
Anderson. small but tough
guard. who saw action several
times last year. Anderson has
the sreed and desire 10 play
which makes him one OF the
outstanding prospects for this
years squad.
Another rough and tough foot
baller who may hit his peak this
year is Johnny Bruton. Lanky
but full Of drive, he is expected
10 bolster the Red Devils CHARGES
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17
Mayors
Court

After several postponed SEES
sions OF Mayors CourJ the dock
ct was crowded Monday ulgh'
as Mayor II. c.. Cameron aired
some 30 cases in which spccders
were trippcd by the "Whamry."
Included on the docket were:
Nathaniel Bradley, speeding,
costs: Tommie Norris. bad check,
paid cost of check; Robert A.
Smith, Jr., speeding, costs; Ro-
land Ward, speeding, costs: Rob-
ert Little, public drunkenness,
costs; Allen Patterson, posses
sion Of non tax paid whiskey
and disorderly conduct, costs Of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17
S. Traffic Deaths Up To $50

South Cardinals 1855 traffic
death toll reached $50 as nine
persons were killed. 153 injured
on 494 traffic accidents firm
July 81 through August 3. &C
eording to the State Highway
Departments weekly report.
The 1855 total now stands A
above the toll for the same per-
iod last year.
Chief Highway Commissioner
Claude r. Mcmillan said that
while this weeks toll was con-
siderebly better than the tragic
l9 OF last week, "the state can,
be very proud of killing nine
persons"
He urged motorists to obey al
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17

FORT KNOX, KY. Pvt
Arvel Goodwin, "a, whose wife
verlyn, lives in Clarendon N
=, Is receiving basic training at
Fort Knox, Ky, as a member ~
me 3rd Armored Division.
Inc "Spearhead" division
formerly a training unit at the
Armored Center, recently was
reoIganized into a combat-ready
unit.
Private Goodwin is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Tobie Goodwin
Route l, Chadbourn. He entered
the Army in July 1876,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17

Twenty-one gridiron canGi-
dates answered Tabor Ciiy's
Coach David Diamonds call for
initial practice Monday after
noon.
only seven lcttermen report
ed for practice but more should
be getting into the workouts
within the next week." said Dia-
mont.
With the season opener still
three weeks away, Coach Dia-
mont declined TO comment on
the prospects for this years
team.
ave should be strong N the
backfield but the line duty will
fall on the shoulders Of Tally
Eddings and Tommy Collier"
Eddings and Collier were stall
warts in the Red Devil iineur
last year. Graduation robbed
Coach Diamont of his more ex-
pe-ienced players but some CT
the inexperienced performer.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17

the traffic laws to the letter dur
ing the coming week. "If every
South Carolina motorist would
d. i've his car with care and eau
ton and obey all traffic laws,
we could 90 through a week
without a single traffic fatality.
That is the goal we should strive
for" he said.
Greenville and Horny Counties
had two traffic fatalities eAci..
Berkeley, Calhoun, Charleston,
Florence and Sumter counties
had one death each.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17
AUGSBURG, GERMANY

PFC Joe B. Reaves, Jr., 20,
whose parents live on Route /,
Nakina, N. c.. recently took part
in battalion training tests in
Germany.
Reaves, a driver at End Bat
talon Headquarters in the 5th
Infantry Divisions 18th Regi-
ment, arrived overseas last De-
|cember from an assignment at
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. He ent-
cred the Army in July 1854 after
graduating from Nakina High
School.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17

Robert Edwards. simple assault,
costs: John Snowden. assault on
female. prosecuting witness
Elizabeth Snowden failed to ap-
pear.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17

Over 100 ships of the United
States Navy have been named
in honor of u. S. Marine Heroes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Johnson Asks
Ike Appoint
Judge Jackson

CLEVELAND-An appeal 10
President Dwight d. Eisenhower
to appoint Judge Perry B. Jack
son. to the Federal Judgship OF
this city. was made last week by
DR.. Robert H. johnson. Crane
exalted ruler Of the Improved
Benevolent Protective Order OF
Elks of the World.
In backing up a resolution
passed by the Ohio State Asso-
citation of the IBPOE Of w. DR..
Johnson pointed out that Judge
Jackson had the qualifications
potent TO federal judgship:
Judge Jackson, a former MEM
Der Of the Ohio State Legisla-
ture. DR.. Johnson said. has had
distinguished career as a judge,
police prosecutor. law-maker and
attorney.
He will serve his nation we'll
as a federal judge"
The original Elks resolution
was passed by the state associa-
ton which represents As lodges
ana as temples in its recent state
conference at Columbus
Judge Jackson is grand treas
urcr OF the IBPOE of w. a 80
Mason (PH.A). president OF the
Judicial Council of the AME
Church and a member Of Phi
Bata National Honorary Society.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
God to The Detroit Tribune!

The MARxIST- SOCIALIST LABOR
PROPACANDISTS BROADCASTERS ARE TRYING 10
MAKE HAY, OUT OF THE TALBOT EPISODE
land DIxON.YATEs but THE DEVILS DEMOCRATIC
PARTY. CAPTIVE OF THE HEBRIAC RED
CONSPIRACY, IN THE DEMOCRATIC INFAMY OF
PEARL HARBOR AND THE NEAR SELL-OUT TO
STAIN, COST MY BELOVED COUNTRY AN EXTRA
HUNDRED BILLION S, AT THE VERY LEAST,
AND HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS EXTRA LIVES
LOsTi-ANp DEEP SORROW IN THE HOMES
OF THE DEAR ONES SO LOST IN CONFLICT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06

NORFOLK. Va. (CNS)-Nor-
folks City Council has before Il
a proposal that the city provide
both segregated and integr ated
public schools--letting the par.
ents decide which they prefer for
their children.
The Council has decided unan.
imously TO send the matter 10
City Manager Sherwood Reeder
for study.
To Councilman Ezra 7 Sum
mers. author Of the bill, Legal
opinions seem 10 agree that this
method would eliminate the sep.
aration by force Which the SUI
preme Court ruled against" ..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
AdoIeseents
Have Lot to
Offer World

ANN When does an
idealistic adolescent become a
cynical. upcaring. or disgruntled
adult?
This question suggests an in.
fsresfing research project 10 DR..
Ralph d. Hsbinovich. chief Of
Children's Service in the Uni
versiiy of Michigan NeuropsY-
chiafric Insfiiufe.
Far from being crazy, mixed-up
kids, adolescents find themselves
in a crazy mixed-up world.
According to the UNI child
psychiatrist. with all his prob
lens. the adolescent has price.
less assets which given proper
nurture far outweigh the mega.
tives.'
In other words, adolescents
seem TO have more TO offer the
world than the world offers them
But in recent years." declared
Dr.. Rabinovitch. Il have been
much impressed by the lostness
Of so many of our pupils"
II is a lostness which borders
OH psychic automation. breeds in
the cold, impersonal corridors OF
modern life, and at the sound Of
bell. shuttles from room 10
room with no apparent purpose
I'VE mustn't blame the teach.
ers," said DR.. Rabinovitch, but
something is wrong when we con-
tinue TO design schools which
weaken rather than strengthen
the teacher-student relationship
In an article entitled. Our
Adolescents and Their World"
which appeared recently in the
English Journal, published BY
the University OF Chicago press.
DR.. Rabinovitch then gets down
TO cases, picks up few child
psychology chestnuts and re-
plants them in the soil of COM
mon sense. For example:
- Give the boy his head.
Parents nowadays tend to take
the adolescent's striving for in
dependence so seriously that they
nt,11 fha family ,,to ~ en~,,r;t., o,,k
from under their children.
I'm some families" declared
DR.. Rabinovitch, ''it is as though
parents no longer dare 10 direct
child after he has reached the
magic age Of 49,"
The UNI doctor added: 1T is
certainly nice to grow up with
ones children, but il is also wise
to be more mature than ones
children"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Rev. Harry Bass
Gets Govt. Post

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Inc
Rev. Harry A. Bass was recently
appointed Assistant Administra.
tive Officer for the Commodities
Sterilization Division Of the De-
partment Of Agriculture by the
United States Secretary Of Agri-
culture. Hon. Ezra Benson.
Mr.. Bass duties included "ths
conducting Of educational and
public relationship programs with
Negro farmers and conduct
educational and instructionaI
conferences and meetings with
representatives OF Negro LAND
grant colleges. rural school SUI
pervisors, rural ministers and
teachers.
A graduate OF Fisk University
Nashville, and Cannon Theo-
logical Seminary. Atlanta, Ca
Rev. Mr.. Bass is a former district
superintendent Of the Southwest
Conference OF the Methodist
Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Hubert Named
Atlanta Librarian

ATLANTA, Ga.-The appoint.
ment of James A. Hubert as head
librarian at Atlanta University
has been announced bv Presi.
dent Rufus +. Clement. Mr.. HUI.
bert will assume his duties on
Sept. /.
Mr.. Hubert is no stranger on
the Atlanta University campus.
As a senior al Morehouse Col.
legs. whore he received his a.
B. degree in 1898. he worked in
the University library. return
ing in 1895 as assistant cstsloq
librarian, and again in 1898 a.
cstalog librarian.
The new Librarian comes 10
Atlanta from France where he
has been since 1853 director Of
the United States Information
Service Libraries in France.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Stockholders Come First, Says
(Hebrew) Wo|fson
, MILLION S DIVIDENDS SINCE Is49

7MILLIoN S DIVIDENDS SINCE I949
THIS IS THE SAME LOUIS {. WoLFSoN WHO Tried
TO HORN nv ON MONTGOMERY WARD CO., WHICH HAD
ABOUT A QUARTER or A BILLION LIQUID AssETsl
CHRISTIANS NEED TO BEWARE OF HEBREW FlNAN-
GERS AND PROMOTERS WHO HAVEN'T YET MADE
THEMSELVES SPIRITUALLY HONEST WITH GOD AND
MEANS THAT THEY PUBLIcALLY ACCEPT
GODS THREE HIGHEST REPRESENTATIVES SINCE MOSES
! CHRIST JESUS, AND HIS PROMISED CoMrok Ek,
GODS CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH. AND GODS
REvELAToR THEREOF, HIS MARY. BAKER EDDY DAucH
TERsUccEssoR TO HIS HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED MES
See Stockholders Come First-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
ZOO Dangerous Aliens Operate
FreeIy in U.s."

THEY'RE ABOVE LAW AND WE CAN'T DUST THEM"
tchiesgo Daily Tribune)
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE
This is another product Of the devils Democratic m
husnee in The United States for generation the devils 'vds-
an and The DEVILS Roman Catholicism having been success
w IN letting Of The worst Of the human race no
sod's v. S. Messiah nation 10 ell the nsiionsI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06

Michael j. Murphy. executive
director of the Michigan Board OF
Cosmetology. indicated that ap-
proximately $50 besuticians stand
10 lose their licenses.
Atty. Gen. Kavanagh ruled
last week that booths rented
TO operators in a licensed shop
are not separate 'cosmetology
establishments and cannot be
licensed under the law"
Require Partitions
Murphy said about $50 beau.
ticians will be affected by the
ruling, most of them in Detroit.
Murphy told Kavanagh he mac
issued licenses TO the booth op
orators whose quarters are not
separated 10y partitions from
others, although state law re-
quires them TO be completely
partiiioned off from any other
business or dwelling
Some OF them inst have theii
own shampoo bowl and a license
on the wall, Murphy said
The practice in Detroit. he
said, was for a beauty operator
TO lease large building or room
and suitcase space TO pay the
overhead for her own beauty
work.
SIS Fee From Each
Murphy said the operator who
subleased the booths thus
escaped the responsibility foI
the operations of the others and
the payment OF annual stale fees
The state collects SIS "ownel
and operator" fee from each Of
the booth beauticians. Murphy
said.
Kavanagh's ruling will cost the
state approximately sl.250 {
year.
Murphy asked Kavanagh for !
ruling to clear up doubt in hi
own mind over the legality of The
booth operations.
The ruling will cost us money
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06

Inauguration, If Negroes pre-
sented themselves, they would be
accepted. With few exceptions
this plan of action was carried
out In August 1853 racial bars
we're dropped officially. Negroes
now attend theatres. restaurants.
and other public places as well
as public schools in the District
of Columbia.
There has not been one re-
ported incident as result Of
the general indignation.
The Bell Telephone Company,
Capital Transit, and other pri-
vate industries are hiring color
ed employees on all levels. This
is the result of the work of the
Presidents Committee on Gov
eminent Contracts. which has
worked quietly but diligently to
eliminate the evils Of segregation
and discrimination in hiring.
All recresfionsl facilities are
now operated on a non-segre-
gated basis.
Segregation among District OF
Columbia employees has been
eliminated. even to the contro-
versial Fire Department which
was an issue for so many years.
The District of Columbia pub
lie housing National Capital
housing Authority program is
now operating on an integrated
basis.
Civilian as we'll as uniform
personnel are included In the in
tegration program on all bases
and in all departments Of the
District Of Columbia government.
Ito be continued next issus)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06

In a special protest meeting
this week, two thousand Islanders
under the sponsorship OF the Go
passed three resolutions, which
seek the immediate resignation
OF Gov Alexander.
Accusing Alexander of hat,
ing the people Of the Virgin
Islands" and making deroga-
Tory ufferances 10 their chsrae-
ter, the resolution addressed 10
Alexander ask him specifically
10 resign.
In the resolution TO President
Eisenhower. the Islanders claim
that the act of "a under which
the islands are governed. gives
TOO much authority TO the execu-
tive and creates a virtual die.
tatorship.
To Congress, this resolution
claims that Gov. Alexander with
unethical conduct and maladmin.
istration.
An outstanding business execu-
tive from Des Moines. Iowa. Al.
e~ander took office April 10th
1854.
One year after his administra.
ton, a group called the Unity
Club in an open letter TO Eisen-
hover charged: =" there is Ar
atmosphere of fear aud uncer.
tainty along all the elements OF
our community.
I'VE ask you in good faith 10
recall him and place the admin
istration of the Virgin Islands in
the hands of competent executive
sympathetic 20 the people. their
problems and their aspirations
for advancement in self-govern.
ment."
The Governor has the support
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06

AAAo w 10 viz VII Aklah GAlli
]. a Republican Adminisfrs-
iion will win an honorable and
just peace.
The Korean War ended shortly
after President Eisenhower was
inaugurated. Servicemen W h o
had been prisoners of war for as
much as three years were brought
home to their families. Not since
that time has it been necessary
for mothers and wives to send
their sons or husbands to war.
2. a Republican Administrs.
ton will stop spending so much
money abroad.
Our foreign cooperation and
technical programs have been re-
organized twice since President
Eisenhower was inaugurated. The
amount Of money spent has been
reduced. but the benefits, both
TO our friends and to us, have
been improved immeasurably.
Our allies in the Far East have
more confidence in the United
States foreign policy than ever
before. There is less tension and
not only have the Communists
failed TO win new recruits but
they have lost ground.
.. a Republican Administration
will end segregation in The Ma
lions Capital.
BY agreement with the Admin
isiration racial restrictions were
lifted in theatres. hotels, and all
other public places during In
auRuration Week, beginning jan
uary 10, 1883. Most places Of
business cooperated. II was un-
derstood that while IL would not
be advertised (even after the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Too Much Talbot

Editorial from the Chicago Tribvne)
cRAETEp THAT THE DEMOCRATS ARE EAGER TO
MAKE THE MOST or AIR SECRETARY TALBoTT's BusI-
NESS SOLICITATION; AND GRANTED THAT THUS FAR.
AT LEAST. NO SUCH CASE HAS BEEN MADE AGAINST
HIN AS WAS MADE AGAINST A DOZEN COMPARABLE
FIGURES IN THE TRUMAN REGIME NEVERTHELESS AK
See Too Much Talbott-Psge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06

Defendants IN the gigantic
credit union shortage are Rob-
ert Vezxosi. Dearborn council
man and former treasurer of
the credit union; Arthur M.
Bowman. the organizations
attorney: Cuisine Caprara.
bar owner who has been iden-
tilted by U. s. attorneys as
former member of the credit
unions supervisory committee;
Franklin Lohnes. former assist
ant manager. now credit man.
aqer; Charles II. Thompson. for
mer chief cashier. and Giulio
De Saints. 3305 Edsel. Dear
born. part owner OF Canton
Township bar.
Vezzosi was named a defend.
ant in five OF the six indictments
returned before u. S. Judge Ar
thur A. Koscinski after evidence
was presented 10 the grand jury
by Ronald L. Greenberg and Will
lis +. Ward, assistant L. s
attorneys.
Named as co-conspirators. bu'
moi defendants, in some OF the
dictmen were VezzosI'
mother. Teresa; DeCantis, Cap.
rara, Thompson, Clifford Steele
1916 Moore. Inkster. and r. Reio
Krum, 2406l Calvin. Dearborn.
Thompson. whose address IS
listed as 20l4 Highland, already
is awaiting trial on charge oil
embezzling $4,000 OF the credit
unions funds.
Vezzori was indicted with
Thompson last March on a charge
OF disappearing the financial
condition of the credit union in
statements to the Bureau of Fed.
eral Credit Unions.
Edmour Bertrand. formel
owner of the Crystal Bar, Law
ton and Grand River, was in
dicted on charges of aiding
Thompson in the embezzlement.
After an examination of its
books by federal auditors, the
credit union was taken over fol
nearly a month last spring by the
government until new officer:
we're elected.
Richard Alatalo. treasurer
manager of the credit union, saio
that since the organization was
returned TO its members work
has started to enlarge the head
quarters. He said the credit union
now has $4,000 members ano
assets of s3,500,000.
The organizations members are
all members OF Ford Local 60t
(UAW-CIO), but the labor unior
has no other connection with 1t
THE FIRST indictment ac'
cused Vezzosi Of benefiting IRON
a $1,000 loan obtained for krum
who had been his partner in the
Research Electronics Co, OF
Plymouth.
$4,000 Loan Cited
The loan, Greenberg and Ware
said, was obtained about Septem'
Der. 1858. to pay debts of the
partnership.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
The Weather
Reflects Collective Thinking!
Matter is a Mental Phenomenon!
Matter is a M-y-t-h!!!
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF. C.S. + I

Infinite Spirit God, the One Mind and Soul, the only
u,stor and Sustanee-and true Psrentot eferna'y
moniovs life Real universe presents exclusive
bIissfvI weather per c. s. Hymn:
I'm ATMOSPHERE OF LOVE DIVINE. WE LIVE AND
MOVE AND BREATHE"-AND HAVE OUR bEiN0
sWELTERINc HEAT IS OF The DEVILS 'oOAS
WDAiSM!i
IS OF THE FRAUDULENT DEVILS ROMAN cATHoL-
lusMl
! IS or THE DEVILS MEDICINE, SURGERY, AND
rYcHIATRYi!l
IS OF THE THINKING THAT is IN BONDAGE = THAT
SUPPORTS THE DEVILS BILLION ALCOHOL AND
TOBACCO INDUSTRIES!
TIE REMEDY: DivineIy scientific chrisike spiritual
uavers discipline and thinking Of Gods Modern Messiah
His Christ Miracle Science Messiah to all peopIes!!
AIRED headed Hebrew Of The Jews and Chris
im Scientists running the word!'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
BE ff]T|C|AnS LOSE LICENSES
Attorney General S
Ruling Hits 300

Many Detroit beauty operators This week were con-
cerned with ruling handed down by the State At
torney General.
Possibly of having to turn in licenses faced nearly
800 operators it was estimated by close observer
the cosmetoogy profession.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06

of Secretary of the Interior Doug.
las Mckay. who has been saying
all along that nc had done an
exec lent administrative job.
William C. Strand. former di.
rector of the Office OF Territories
the people Of the Virgin Islands
stated 1T is nothing new TO have
sniping at a Governor"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Thompson, vezzosi
Bowman. Included

Five individuals connected With the Ford Credit
Union who investigation officers say figured in shortages
totang 100000 were arragned in Federal Court
ln..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06

but were not revenue making
agency" he said.
THE tough part Will be deny.
my all these people licenses this
wear"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06

The second indictment accuses
Vezzosi and Csprara of wilful
misapplication of credit union
funds. Vezzosi's mother-he lives
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
COP Keeps
81 Promises

Editors Note: The following is the first of series the
Fourteen Points of the 1882 Republican platform Weekly INSTALL
will follow until all thoroughly preseniedJ
Released by Val J. Washington Director OF Minorihes
Republican National Committee