Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 3]

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~The practice of permitting | u a deat~, | peel an turn ~oteide ipating Ia jagion. D C., A. B. Miner Teasoseteccengecnee examining stations to verify the | tian to e Facticad shers College, M. A. Catholic
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} | physica] status. at the time of eax
induction, as in the case of Mr.
Hanson, has ceased,~ an Army

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Newspapers serving Detroit, Royal Oak Township, Pontiac
Flint, Saginaw, Bay City, Lensing, Michigan
~Detroit, Reyal Oak Township Office~
EDITORIAL POLICY

The editorial pdlicy of the Bronzé Reporter is to
reflect the thought of the Negro, to expose those per-,
sons and conditions which prove contrary to the
American ~way of life, to protest acts or policies which
deny the Negro his full constitutional rights as a true
American.

The Bronze Reporter is a non- puithinaks ~ideegpapiee
_Its main objective is.to render a public service through
goed journalism and to this end, The Bronze Reporter
is haat dedicated.

2 BRONZE REPORTER, SATURDAY, OCT. 19, 1957

Your Vote Means Something To You |

It will soon be veting time again. And your vot e|
means something to you. As a result of voting you
justify yourself as a good citizen,,and justify your poli-| J
tican in making himself a good publie officer to whom}
you may look for justice and lawful prcieran~ in municipal and national affairs.

Your vote will heip to keep those elected watchfuly
and alert to their public duty of. service, throughout
the whole term of their office.

Your vote not only means something to you, but it is
also a form of political protective measure for your
neighbor. It will ~help to take away the ugliness of
prejudice. It will pave your way to better understanding and better living. And will take away a portion of
boundaries of limitation individually and collectively.

It is your duty to VOTE.~ When you fail to except}
your responsibility as a FIRST CLASS CITIZEN and

VOTE, you forfeit'your: RIGHT to enjoy first elass citfzenship; gop ousing; clean streets; protection by of-|'
ficers of the-Tar od jobs;' and working conditions,

If every one of us cast our ballot at voting time in each
election, you will demand and get the respect of all
elected ~officers and all the personnel of our CITY,
STATE and FEDERAL OFFICERS.

Vic Vet Says

Q. ~ My GI term. insurance
term. Will I have to take a physical.examination to renew it
policy is nearing the end of its
for another five-year term? time?

A, ~ No physical examination) A, ~ No. If you take oak: ~
is required. in fact, as.long as| time GI training, you, will use
your. premiums are current at
the end of the term period, you
needn't take any mae 2~ renew Q if Von a mote wen ot
it matic: ~ me bd

a ae ~its éligible for War Orphans school
Q. ~ I have a GI loan. Does| ing. Does my mother have tol,
the lender havé a right to file an application in my behalf,|
charge me~ a penalty for late! or may I file one myseif?
payments?, A. ~ Since you are over 2i,
A. ~ For any loan installments| you may file your own appli-||
paid ~more than 15 days after its| cations, For young people under!
due date, he may add a late| 21, however, their.living parent
charge that does not exceed|or guardian must file the appli.
four percent of the amount of| cation.

R.G. CLUB

2718 ST. JOHN ST.

Is NOW OPEN FOR

Club Parties and Special Affairs
For Reservations Call CE. 5-0732. MRS. MILES MADDOX
904 East Kennelworth ~St.

the installment.

Q.. ~ If I take a part-time},
course~ under the Korean GI
Bill, will I be uging up my entitlemént on ~the samé, basis as
if -I were going i school full
part-time basis.

Boge.. 7".:: So se EE:
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SeenE PSST SUUGASSPNNNEOEE poeenanentts al a

up your entitlement only on a|;

Dear Mr. Chamberlain: |

This letter is in further reply
te your inquiry concerning the
induction ~status of Mr. Gerald
Keith Hanson, reputed to) be a
deaf-mute.

Mr. Hanson was given his: pre- |
ts nando medical examination:

audiometer examjnation at the
time Mr. Hanson reported for
induction, when final determination of acceptability or rejection could be made:

The practice of permitting ex-'

aming stations to verify the
physica] Status at the time of

Your interest in this. matter
is appreciated. ~

Sincerely,
J. E. Bastion, ~Jr.. Brigadier General, GS
Deputy Chief of Legis
~Jation Liaison

imagine who would be proud
and consider it a golden opportunity to see and experience
how the other half of the eet
States live, imtegrated.
Respectfully, *
BG 8

Herman m |] | spokesman said in a letter to the Secretary of the campus Stuwea A a District representative. |meter test on the following det. day. igna ~State Director for the. Se- nadie it may concern, thatghe | dent Christien Ass~n; Miss. Vi~ WRITERS ~; ~It is current policy ~ Mr. Hanson dep lective Service Systent requested | south: ~and its ~state rights~ | vian Leopold, New York, B. Ss.
Social Al Garner rejection or accet prior~ tosinitiation of Naetion 0 ~to the Detroit Induct-on Sage sl $0 |~ tradition: laws and exhibitions end M. A. from New York Univ.,
~ Rev. G. P. Marvell, Je. Rev. J. W. Jones while at the induction station examination and- throi ~error rest 4 the~ pe oa de ~May we, or rather, wil] you Sub. Ass~t, Professor. of ~Speech
Photographer Robert H. Mayes|}| for pre-induction examination.~ |in the Detroit Station the ~med- was determin ~ int fe 3} | bo are responsible, consider | and Director of Dramaties;: -
Following is the text of the|ical hold~ notation on the medi- | 5~? did not meet the myer -an exchange program? Any- | Mrs. Luara P. Brown, BaltiArmy letter to Congressman} cal worksheet was lined out. standards for induction because | Qne with ean answer. please | more, B. S. Hampton Institute,
52 Weeks (i year) -$450 Hiichamberlain: The decision was then made to|~! defective hearing. All N~WS|. cong it to the Bronze Reporter Head Resident of Kennedy Hall;
26 Weeks (% year) $2.50 October 5, 1957 |inform the local board that Mr.|~edia that had made inquiries! gaittor for me. ~Mrs: Mable Rhodes ~of HampHon. Charles E.. Chamberlain {Hanson was acceptable for in- peewee se. the pecings were so a Poe ton, Va, A. B,; Shaw Univ.
HERALD PUBLICATIONS House of Representatives | duction and to accomplish the | informed.. here are hundreds of juniors,| Yead. Resident of Davidson
seniors and college students, I

Hall, and Miss Victoria James
R. -N., part-time instructer in

the Nursing Dept.

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