The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-14
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svs-s ~sv xa-k lEE week q
.rtes Nyses = Fa4rs showed
c-z7sssi,r = yorns Southern
vsrs v,rkr -s.us.rs . send her
= ia ps,ct-s he AVA u o.
seals --a- re Sor-h. A. had hssn
-Asrss.ec ~ Nn-ts Cxrolinz
Sts-...... :, RE csk-re thxi the
uarkr lat *aa6rc-el' her stz
rek- ris ST. Art .let me s1x1s.
!r1rs Pare one - MAYER La
-rl-ei1s v-17s rolo-ed exhibits,
mt ~ rs; rol,-ea nsr1srrxre
Z New Yak .ook II. Advantage
q. - fi-rktior mt created very
r-lc-s and s--t-sEis postsior .o-
.-ss.s ~ being he master Q: he
1-x-z-is -erA-icue II human re-
.E.io,s -hs Judge SAT- What
rs vonk1 reeds is protection. J
W. gre he- III protection Ant
sew Eo-k l77isudet
y. VIII. ABOUT -l.1is Esv tio
- AosaAnt .et, When be heard
Ia, IS -ecres. % ares: lis Tee
II We aat .l-le1 or he ears Of
: Ner-. art ma; Negro who was
c1rs hat rshde hin. ne hus-
ta-1 sv7sk. ne v.,.iHr before he
- 90 q. he vo-i1s r-estess ctrv.
-.s Sts-it. q. -LrherlEnc County
-vt-14s-c ..E- ~ orlv hat lis re-
: .ss- L--es. -ee womEr
..e4- 1s-i4- II: rat :. hac been
-4-.s- ~ Nsr-a Judge arc hat
- NtE-a .-cgs Atc aiken occs-
- ,4c'rrs" ne southern o.
.ss srs- e.s-rl-r ne ,iss.nF
3. ,.e s--vose1 cros .-c- so-
1-.: e --sss- 1--we AID
-.-- Trans ,al.y declared that
.s- re j. 70 c---s. ! viii
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.srs &. 5-s- q. TT owr. s-d ]
X w"t1~ rs-sr,s .+el about these
-s-rs
c-e raj hs-sly conceive any
-z.r zre embarrassing AID
1-.s..-x % Re Dixie law off
-s-s sa1 he -.ch white business
-ns- wao Probably runs his town,
~. ~Ao. Il his one big moment be-
re Ire rs'.or was made to sit
.own and hash up by colored
'rdze On the bench
o, course, 20 New York, Il was
All in the days work OF the police
,ourt But II will be a long time
before so simple matter as that
o Dixie. One might even specu-
a'e On how the young white wom-
IN FELT: even though she was get
srg break" on getting It from
, colored man. How did she feel
~ a colored man 70 tell her that
The needed protection, and that he
would give 4, to her. That Is the
nay Dixie still thinks Dixie does
1c hnk In the impersonal when |
J, comes to he Negro. I; is al
Ways personal
Massachusetts vs.. Georgia
Last week we had an opportuni-
" 10 see how strong still is sec
.ioral feeling. as between North |
and South. The Governor OF Mas
sachugeits denied the return OF
,olored prisoner 70 the Georgia
The Governor OF Geor-
yia became incensed, said the rea-
sons cited by the Governor OF
were untrue, des-
pite the fact that the evidence be-
Tore the Governor Of Massachusetts,
vas in The form OF certified copies |
" statements signed by Georgia !
officials. The Governor OF Geor-
zia then made a bright remark
hat II the criminal wanted should
be returned, he would go 70 a new
81 800 900 prison, which Is finer
han anything In Massachusetts,.
Wha, We would like 10 know Is.
how can officials lie so and still
keep straight face. James Cum
bingham escaped from a Georgia
The Georgia chaingang
Il nationally notorious. not only
Tor the brutal treatment given
prisoners In their stock
AIDES. but for that given white pris-
1ners az well The changing Is
70 bad that white man wrote
hook about f.. and on that hook /
was based motion picture theme.
Yet the Governor Of Georgia will I
pretend 20 the Governor OF Mass
achusetts hat II IA all libel on
he fair name % Georgia.
In addition 10 that, because sno- !
her break for liberty was made
by prisoners this time white
driven 20 desperation by the Geor-
yia changing methods. the Gov
ernor of Georgia takes advantage