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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
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More Families Have Switched to HIGHS
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington d. c. Els
SUNDAY, sEPTEMBER q 1865

Adler has some stern things to say about economic
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LATEST Tv INFORMATION

Teeyision programs for the week are carried in the
relevue with todays Star. Following Is supplementary
information on todays programs received after Teevus
went to press
100. WMAI. CT)-Celebrity Parade: Flu Sung Chu,
minister counselor OF the Chinese Embassy Max Freeman
Of the Manchester Guardian and Phil Potter OF the
Baltimore sun discuss the Far East situation.
Inn wroP Cs)-City side Andrew O. Haley presi-
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Topic: Space Law"
1880 wMAL CD-college News Conference; Gov
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$780, wToP ts)-Face the Nation: Roy wilkins
executive secretary Of the NAACP is guest
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offered guide to-dred UieteTs.
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Hoh's is supplied by the CopitoI Milk Producers
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, 1958-05-03
OWNERSHIP OF ACCOUNTANTS
WORKING PAPERS

SECTION 18. Al statements, records, schedules,
working papers and memoranda made by a certified pub
lie accountant or public accountant incident to or in the
course of professional service to clients by such certified
public accountant or public accountant, except reports
submitted by a certified public accountant or public ac-
c~ountant to a client, shall be and remain the property Of
such certified public accountant or public accountant, in
the absence Of an express agreement between the
certified public accountant or public accountant and the
client to the contrary. No such statement, record, sche-
dule, working paper or memorandum shall be sold, trans
ferred or bequeathed, without the consent of the client
or his personal representative or assignee, to anyone other
, 1958-05-03
INJUNCTION AGAINST UNLAWFUL ACT

SECTION Is. Whenever in the judgment OF the
Board any person has engaged, or is about to engage, IN
any acts or practices which constitute, or will constitute,
violation Of Section Is Of this Act, the Board may make
application to the appropriate court for an order enJoln-
ING such acts or practices, and upon a showing by the
Board that such PERSONALS engaged, or is about to engage,
in any such acts, or practices, an injunction, restraining
order, or such other order as may be appropriate shall be
granted by such court without bond.
, 1958-05-03
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued from yesterday

Nothing contained in this Act shall prohibit a certl-
fed public accountant or a registered public accountant
Of another State, or any accountant OF a foreign country
holding a certificate, degree or license which permits nm
to practice therein, from temporarily practicing in these
islands on professional business incident to his or herregu-
lar practice outside the Virgin Islands; provided that such
temporary practice is conducted in conformity with the
regulations and rules of.professlonal conduct promulgated
Iv ILL., DonrJ. -
, 1958-05-03
sINGLE ACT EVIDENCE OF PRACTICE

SECTION II. The display or uttering by a person
of a card, sign, advertisement or other printed, engraved,
or written instrument Or device, bearing a persons name
in conjunction with the words Certified public accountant
or any abbreviation thereof, or public accountant shall
be prima facie evidence in any action brought under Sec
ton Is or Section Is of this Act that the person whose
name is 50 displayed caused or procured the display or ut
tering Of such card, sign, advertisement or other printed,
engraved or written instrument or device, and that such
person.is holding himself out to be. a certified public
accountant or a public accountant holding a permit to
practice under Section 8 of this Act. In any such action
evidence Of the commission Of a single act prohibited by
this Act shall be sufficient to justify an injunction or a
conviction without evidence of a general course of conduct.
, 1958-05-03
-MIsDEMEANORs PENALTY

SECTION Is. Any person who violates any provl-
sion of Section Is Of this Act, shall be guilty OF mlsde-
meanor, and upon conviction thereof, shall be subject to
a fine of not more than five hundred $500? dollars, or to
imprisonment for not more than one year, or to both such
fine and Imprisonment. Whenever the Board has reason
to believe than any person is liable to punishment under
this section it may certify the facts to the United States
District Attorney for the Virgin Islands, who may in his
discretion, cause appropriate proceedings to be brought.
, 1958-05-03
DEFINITIONS

SECTION 10. % Board: The term SBoarc
used in this Act means the Board of Public Accou
created by Section 2 Of this Act.
~ State : The term Estate" when used in
includes and means any state, territory or 1nsular
sion Of the United States or the District of Columl
, 1958-05-03
CONSTRUCTION

SECTION 20. It any provision Of this Act or the
application thereof to any person or circumstances is held
invalid, the remainder of the Act and the application OF
such provision to other persons or circumstances shall not
be affected thereby.
, 1958-05-03

than one or more surviving partners or new partners of
such accountant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
FRESHMAN FIVE
,EEk BETTER SO

Although they finished with
/ II record. Wayne States fresh.
nan basketball players should
contribute several players TO
lcxt seasons varsity squad.
Probably the outstanding pro
,pect on the squad is forward
lob Holmes. who averaged "a
POINTS per game. lie is a good
shooter and rebounder and could
move into the varsity starting
lineup next season.
The two top scorers, Bob Ka-
mp and George Bud White,
llso could help. although they
ire not rated with Holmes in
lll.around play.
The varsity suffered all year
from lack of rcbounding and
aggressive play under the boards.
That problem could well be solv-
I'd by 6'8" Jim Lawor of the
freshman squad Lawor fell vic
tim to grades midway through
the season but should regain
his eligibility by varsity season
next year. lie is a good jumper
and a good shot and has an in.
tense desire to play the game
we'll.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15

man through three straight vic
tories.
GrcaYcs takes a punch wei.
and his immense stamina, anG
above all, a fighters heart.
Bill Pickett continued his
amazing K.o. skein by polishing
off Perry Moore in 81 seconds
OF the first round.
Bill Ewing won unanimous
decision over Johnny Lamar in
what turned out to be a rca
Donnybrook.
Gactano hi Ncllo. overly an
xious TO get TO his man, FINAL.
settled down, got the range ant
lowered to curtain in Lac OF Tho
second round OF AL Green.
Julius Piazza was quite bus,
pasisng out score sheets TO tho
fans so they could give thch
unofficial verdict on the Frank,
Trusso VS.. Fred McCray bout
Trusso received the duke from
all the judges official and other
wise.
frankie moves very well.
Promoter {. w. Smiths next
attraction will be March %, at
the Motor City Arena.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15

The Tom Jchnson-co cached 81.
sons Of Washintson, D. c. garn.
cred IS points :, second-pIaee
Hampton Institutes 81 points in
the fhres.day meet held at Nor
gan State College. Morgan came
in third with IS points. Only The
three schools competed this year.
The victory gave Howard a
clean sweep in conference com
petition this year, with the
BisonS' winning both the cham
pionship trophy and the visitation
crown
Frederick Alsop of the Bison
squad paced his team to victory,
winning the grueling 1900 met
ers, the 200 yard individual med
ley, and the 440 yard freestyle
Winning the most outstand-
ing swimmer plaque, however,
was Reginald (Reggie) Holt, bril-.
liant l9.year.old star of the Nor
gan squad Holt copied both the
2C0 yard butterfly and the 200
yard backstrokc championships.
Morgan. last years champion,
also dominated the diving events,
with Martin Cruise of the Stewart
Brooks coached "Natators' win
ming the onc-meter diving title.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
GoK Tennis Schedule

A l3.match tennis schedule
and a l0match golf card were
announced today by Wayne State
University.
The Tartar net squad will
play five matches At home, with
eight others scheduled for the
road They Will also compete in
the annual Presidents Athletic
Conference Spring Festival.
The golfers have SIS split
on home and road action. They
will also compete in the PAC
festival. to be held at Cleveland,
May 1917.
The tennis team will play its
home matches at Northwestern
Field or the Detroit Tennis Club
while the golfers will again call
BEDFORD Municipal course their
home base.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15

mat this year will see a unique
AilAmerica; Every person on
II would be a Negro"
The other players, as shown
in action in Life:
Bob Boozcr. Kansas State.
Playmaker Of the country's mum.
Der one team.
El9in Baylor, Seattle Univcr-
sity, currently locked in a battle
with Robertson for national scor-
ing honors.
Wilt Chamberlain. Kansas Uni
rersity AlI-Amcrcan last year.
Life calls him even more ef-
icctive this season with a weak
team
81 Rodgers. Temple Univcr
i'nc only scorer IN the
~. v'blsc speed. ai.ity and
.cnieas bllihandlins make ~
l's 'sc; # hei ,ht Hes OIL.
\
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15

That squad includes Mel Peter
son of Wheaton and John Stayolc
II John Carroll at the forwards
Bonnie Swain of Texas Southern
At Center and Dennis Boone OF
Regis and John Whitehead Of
Wheaton at the guard spots
Just on past records this
Quintet has a firm reputation
vain is a twotmc Helms All.
ncrican Whitehead was lit.
lie All-AmerIcan last season
whIlc only sophomore. Peter
son was the Most Valuable
Player in the NCAA small col,
lcsc tournament. Stavolc was
IN All.Prcsidcnts Athletic Con.
ference choice and Boone was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
SIGN THREE

DETROIT - Three baseball
players have signed minor lea
QUO contracts with the Detroit
Tigers. >,
Richard Egan. 20year-old
pitchcr.first bascman from wal
nut Creek, Calf, signed Class
c contract with Idaho Falls; ana
class ID Montgomery, Ala, was
assigned Alfred urcinoli, Il
wear old Brooklyn first bascman'
and Charles Collier, a l9-ycar'
old pitcher All three players
will report TO Tigertown' Lake
land. Fla, for spring training
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15

picked TO every one e Regis
all opponent ,cans while
freshman last season
They did nothing to soil those
regulations this season, parti-
cularly against Waync tSatc.
Marvellous Mel Peterson,
the 4Oth top scorer in small
college circles, ran Wild against
Wayne State, scoring 10 points
and hauling in Is rebounds in
half game Wayne State play
crs thought he was the best
man they faced
PctcronS tcammatc White.
head also scored 10 points in
half a game and hit on 3 Of IL
field goal tries.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15

However. Buzzie Bavai, bod
ger vice president, spoke Of
'Campy's condition Just before
flying here from New York Bay.
asi visited Campanclla at the
Glen Cove. a.. H., Hospital.
Bavasi said. Hes cheerful
tut still suffering from paralysis
of the lower part of his body
The best we can hope for now
is that he can be able to get
around in a wheel chair, Once
he reaches that stage we can hope
he will walk
Current plans call for No 80
to be retired at IN occasion such
as the baseball dinner in Los
Angeles on April IL. The bod
gers wish, of course, that the
retirement can be postponed in.
definitely.
Campanclla, one of the most
popular and likeablc persons in
major league baseball, has play
I'd for the Dodgers ten years. In
1851, 1853 and 1855 he was Sclec-
ted as the National Leagues
most valuable player.
Meanwhile a sign painted this
week at the Dodgers training
camp went to work on the wall
above the wooden bench where
for five successive springs Roy
Campanclla enjoyed his after
dinner cigar. The spot has been
named "Campy's Bull PEN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
DODGERS To Retire (ampy's Number

VERO BEACH, Fa.-No 80 never will be worn by a
Dodger player again unless Roy Campanella, who has
80 his shirt for years returns to the Los Angeles
lineup.
II learned that the number would be retired it the
teams sccky catcher should fail TO sufficiently
from injuries he suffered in recent automobile accident
permit him play again Dodger officials under
sfandaby reluctant to express feeling that the star bach
stop will not play aaan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
Nor;
y R01S IN
~ PORTS
By DON RAPHAEL

Thc Dctroit PiStons have com
.itrd their regular sclycn, ao'.
wax pr,dielca by lcq,iaciols
s,,r.cy Ecnman who resigned
N ,or OF Rcd Rocla, they did
=, worse tan fnisn second
ra,s Iamn ms steadily report
- ne great value ( Dici NJ
c,rc to his team Satisfies wil'
sbow him to be the leader l..
Lctn league assists. Consider n
mi D.cl. h d t. beat OFT Bob
c,ussy # tie Celtics, he is to ~
commended. Moral: In trac' You
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
s'aow0rd I Cgakers
Wins MeetinQ

BALTIMORE, MD. - Howard
University's traditionalIy strong
squamcn wen the Eleventh An
nual ClAA Swimming and
Diving Championships here 10.
day by onc-point margin
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15

Ill llltNl lldAlOlldlty hllONh hOt AiNN "a
turlSt.
A trio of Michigan state CO
eds won The womcn'S team It'll,
in the 1858 National Collegiate
Table Tennis Championships.
Michigan States 1858 ice
hockey team won the unofficial
Big Ten championship and the
Michigan Press Trophy The lat
ter award goes TO the top Mich.
gan college team each year
Francis Dittrich, former Mich.
gan State track star and for 20
years an assistant coach at his
alma mater. has been named the
SpartanS head track coach eff.
fcctive July l.
Michigan State wrcstlcrS have
won IL individual national col
lcgiatc wrestling titles through
the years.
Michigan State opens its 1858
football schedule with three
ytraight home games against Cali
fornia. Michigan and Pittsburgh
Michigan States three fall
sports teams in 1887 posted a
cumulative total of IL wins, one
loss and two ties. The records
were: football, 81; cross coun.
try. 80. and soccer, 6-O.2.
Crawford Kennedy is captain
If Michigan States cross coun.
Try squad IN 1903, succeeding MS
brother Henry.
The largest basketball crowd on
record at Michigan States Jcni.
son Field House ic the 1884
that saw the SpartanS play Ken.
lucky in 1913.
OF Michigan States "a foot
ball All.Amcrican selections. 49,
are products Of home state high
schools.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15

lIWdYS Say IIIVI "IO
II took wifi six rounds TO sG'
his man but when he was land
ed everyone in the Motor cry
Arcan knew lighting had struck
Tony Ross, Jr. has guided MS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
Gregves Co,roLs Cowboy

Carefully stalking his man. Wifi GreaveS look h hn,
Smiths best punch looked to his corner ana nodded 'n'
he was not hurt He then moved IN IKE sel anu a
AGED to get up but after another right he was Just ASH SIT
49, dH and referee Lou JaoS wisely stopped the fight
even though Smith wanted to commune 40 PEI ''"' W.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
Predicts Possible A||-Sepia
AN-American Basketball Team

NEW YORK-The possibility of the first aIl-Negro All.
,erca basketball team is suggested by LIFE Magazine
% week According to an article in the March 10 issue
. hnr are five Negro college players whose talents are
s,, great and too conspicuous to be by-paSsed'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
Wayne Hopes To Place
On Little AII-Americon'

When il comes time to pick little AlLAmercan and
small college AlAmerican teams Wayne State thinks it
should have say in the selections
It's alopponeEt team contains five players who must
rank with the very best in the nation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15

In choosing this years teams,
Lite says, the seIectors svtoma.
f'ea'ly start out with Oscar Ro-
berfson" OF the University OF
Cincinnati. Most coaches say
the l'-yesr-oId sophomore is
worth two or three ordinary
P'ayers--if takes that many TO
guard him and even then he
gets loose TO score"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15

DER ob',tea IS called n
e t'''N sfr. az Oh ice i
- IN n''ra h mrs on The bas
o"rl rrslre ever the "a.
.~n - passiblc-ana m,r'
"scacs Tank i very nrnbah
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15

CHAMPIONS AND CELEBRITIES AT RAY MITCHELL GOLF
MEETRay Mtchels 9Th NorthSouth Golf
Tournament quite bringing TO Miami the
outstanding sports and
of the weknown participating the ourna
ment and its gala activities Photo ~ shows beautiful Lou
Harris New York model radio TV and internationally known
fashion extending congratulations Charlie Sford Phil
adelpha who placed first his divsion 90 Nat King Cole
compliments Ted Rhodes d. of ST Louis who to
Sfford CO.. 90 banker and businessman William Hudgins.
d. saues tourney promoter Ray MITCHELL az In behalf of Coca
Cola Moss H. Hendrix Washington PRfrm head awards trophy
and chest to womcns winner Miss Myrtle Patterson New York
hotel OPERATOR champion Joe Roach Cd
with Ed Smas New York and business
gave giant trophy donated by Roy Campnea In fore
trophy by the Cola Company and 90 Just
players Washington DR. Charles Ireland Moss
Hendrix Roberts and DR. Robert Lee Naturally there
were trophies and bathing bcautues too
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15

Sport
. Facts

Michigan States faculty repre-
sentative to the Western Con
ference is Dr. Harold b. TLkcy-
an internationally known hor;icul
turiSt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15

A trio of Michigan state CO
eds won The womcn'S team title
in the 1858 National Collegiate
Table Tennis Championships.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05

Tough, 2-ply nylon taffeta
upper jacket is warmed by
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Milford chronicle., 1958-04-04

home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warrington Vincent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Miliman
and daughter Terri Lynn, were
Sunday evening callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Ellingsworth.
Mrs. Fannie Vincent spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cow
erdale of Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard E. Millman,
Jr., called on his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard E. Millman, Sr., and
family Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Preston Millman has return
ed to the Beebe Hospital in Lewes
for further treatment.
Mrs. Hazel Marvil, who has been
i'll the past week was able to be
back in church with us last Sun
day.
Measles seem to be visiting this
community. The children of Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Wiley have been
suffering with them and Johnny
Mincy took them on Saturday, and
the Beideman children have just
recovered from them.
Mrs. John Cochrane will cele-
brate her birthday on April 4. Mrs.
Frank Kitchens celebrated her
birthday on March % and Mrs. Mi