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La gaceta., 1940-11-25
LOS PIROMANOS
EN- ACCION

Los piromanos Sc han pues-
toen actividad en- ell condado
y aver pegaron 10 o mas in
cendios en- los campos, obi
gando a TRAFALGAR intensamen-
tie a los 80 guardas y sus ocho
'camioetas.
Calcula ell Sr. C. L. De Vane
jefe del distrito, que ell 80 por
ciento de los fugos Sc debie :
ron a la maldad o despreocu-
paci6n de individuos que an
helan destrur Y no respetan la
ley.
La ley senala una pena de
$500 8 80 dfas de carcel, en-
algunso casos, y en- otros 1000
pesos de multa o tres amos de
carcel.
La vigilancia va a ser au :
mentada en- las carreteras y
los que produzcan incendios
seran duramente castigados.
La gaceta., 1940-11-25

mfan Clay Kinney = Belmont
Sears, dc Atlata.
La mujer sufri6 ia fracture
del craneo y Sc desnuc6, mu-
riendo en- pocos minutes. Su
hijita, de z amos, que dormia
en- ell coche, sufri6 algunas le-
stones.
Monk recibi6 ~asistencia me-
dica y qued6 en- libertad. Este
joven %pertenece al 116 de Ar
tilleria, r~egimiento que hoy Sc
incorpor6 al ejercito regular.
Scbreviven a la mujer, SUI
marido, marinero abordo del
vapor "Malenak," y la nina.
Hara hoy una investigation ell
juez dI paz Turner,
La gaceta., 1940-11-25
DIEZ ACCIDENTE
~AUTOMOVILISTAS
Una mujer perdi6 la vida

Una mujer perdio la vida
En- los Gltimos dias de la Sc
mana ocurrieron diez acciden-
ties ~automovilistas dentro de
los limites de Ia ciudad.
Perdi6 la vida en- uno de
ellos, ocurrido en- la avenida
de Nebraska y Gale North, la
Sra. Berta Luisa Collins, del
507 de la Gale Tyler, que via
,jsba en- compa1ia de Henry
G.. Monk, de 10 amos, de Ma
rianna, miembro de la Guar
dia Nacional.
Monk guiaba ell coche y che
CO con la parte trasera de un
cami6n-trailer en- ell eual dor.
La gaceta., 1940-11-25
UN SECRETARIO DE DALA.
DER ESTA DE VISTA
No ha renunciado la Secre-
taria Perkins

Washington, Nov. 25.- Sc
encuentra en- esta ciudad ell
conde Rene de la Table, secre
tario d~iplomatico que fu6 del
exprimer ministro Daladier.
"Todos los politicos, dijo, son
responsables por 10 sucedido a
Francia. Daladier tenia ell va
lor de decir: 70 he hecho una
equivocaci6n."
FL puede haber hecho una
equivocaci6n, pero los otros
hicieron muchas.
"Somo resultado de un pc
riodo de decadencia, Francia
noestaba p%reparada para la
guerra. Inglaterra tampoco or
ganiz6 a tempo"
Ell gobierno Sc ha dado por
enterado de la presencia de u
no o dos barcos alemanes en-
ell Atlatico, dedicados a alta
car vapores mercantes ingle-
ses y de otros paises. Ell vapor
Temple Inn dijo por la radio
que lie atacan los submarines
en- un lugar a 800 millas de IT.
landa.
Desminti6 hoy ell s~ecretario
EARLY la noticia de que ell pre-
sidente haya recibido 0 haya
aceptado la renuncia de la Sra
Frances Perkins, secretaria
La gaceta., 1940-11-25
CHARLES DE LA GAULLE
ESTA CONFERENCE.-THE
CON CHURCHILL

Londres, Nov. 25.-Esta hoy
conferenciando con ell primer
ministro Winston Churchill, en-
ell nGmero 10 de la Gale Down
ing, Ell general Charles de la
Gaulle, p~residente de la Conf
sion de Francia Libre. Existe Ia
posibilidad de que ua ejercito
frances ataque LAS p~OSeSiohes
i~talianas de Africa.
Con Ell general De la Gaulle
combaaten, segdn Sc ha sabido
muchos SoldadoS republicans
espanoles.
La gaceta., 1940-11-25
REUNION EN- LA FcCUE-
LA ORANGE GROVE

Con el fin de organizer la Vel
bena del dia 81 de diciembre. *
reunira manana La Asc3;aci0
de Padres y Maestros de la esl
cuela Oronge Grove. Informa>
ran differences comites y ruega-
Sc la asistencia de todos.
Despues del aeto sera admira-
da una collection de grabados,
bajc la direction de Miss Jessie
Anton, Mis- Josefina Acosta y
Sra. Lucrecia Cadrecha. La Asc
ciacion celebrara tambien la Sc
mana Nacional de Arte.
La gaceta., 1940-11-25

listed debe conocer este modo ia
ell de aliviar los dolores de eabeza
producidos por estrenimiento, biliosi-
dad, estomago agrio, nal ~aliento,
perdida de apetito o energfa.
FL especioso y aromatico BLACK
DRAUGHT, 81 Sc toma por simples
direcciones a la bora de acostarse,
usualmente permite suficiente tempo
para dormir; actua suavemente pero
La gaceta., 1940-11-25
EENEFTC1o D- e
RODRIGUEZ

Ell pr6ximo domingo Sc cele
brara la function homemade a
la tiple Sra. Josefina Rodri :
guez.
Los amigos de la Junta de
Cultura trabajan en- favor del
exito, ash como los artistas Y
otros valiosos elementos.
I'm programa especial Sc
prepare. LIE auguramos a Jo-
Selma un triunfo complete,
digno de las simpatias que en-
seta ciudad cuenat.
La gaceta., 1940-11-25
Los interiors; ociosos conteStan
81 Sc les da esta llamada

por complete a la manana siguiente.
FL feliz alivio que esta medicina
puramente vegetal aporta es debido
principalmente a su mas effective in
grediente, I'm "tonico laxante intes-
final" que ayuda a impartir tono a
los m1sculos perezosos del intestine.
La pr6xima vez tome Ell probado Y
econ6mico BLACK-DRAUGHT. De
25 a 40 dosis solo cuestan 25 CTS.
La gaceta., 1940-11-25

Jerc1 Que aviscn cuerto am
bicn de residencia pcrmarente
al Servicio de Irmigrac.6n y
Naturalization en- Wa 1.ngtcn,
dentro de cinco dia. &c %courri-
dc Ell cambio. En- las cficinas dc
correos hay planillas destinaias
a este objeto, que We pueden CD
tener gratis.
La gaceta., 1940-11-25

del Trabajo. ia Sra. Perkins
no ha renunciado : ei Preai-
donte no ma hablado con ella
de reuncia. La noticia de la re-
nuncia Sc di6 hoy por varios
peri6dicos de New York.
FL nuevo laboratorio para la
aeronautica sera construido
en- Cleveland, a un costo de
ocho millones de d6lares.
La gaceta., 1940-11-25
CoRRGDAS DE R EN-
CUBA

lHabana, Nov. 25.-En tres
dcmingos del mes de diciembre
sc efectuaran corridas de toros
en- Cuba.
DID aver la noticia la Conf
sion Nacional de Deportes, pre-
La gaceta., 1940-11-25

stdida por el teniente ooroQeI
Marine. Torercs : torres seran
traidos de M6jico. No Sc han
dado q ccLJcer todavia los rom-
breg de ios mat8dores.
1fSa . Que la legalizaci6n de
Las eorrjass 4, tores atraera tu-
ri As an.2ricanosN
La gaceta., 1940-11-25
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Fear Caused
Fatal Shooting
Wife Threatened
Him, Dawson Says

Fear for his life caused Onetna
Dawson 10 stab his wife 10 death
last Sept. II following An argument
IN his car. SO Dawson told a jury
in the court room OF Recorder :
Judge John ?. Scallen.
Under direct examination by Al
tornev samuel Weller, Dawson sara
that his wife. after declaring Ma
ma and Walter have ruined my
,,fe threatened 10 kill him ana
men commi, suicide. lie said mat
she then grabbed knife from his
coat pocket aud began waving u
At hinl
Dawson said he did not remem-
Der how many times lie had cur
his wife before he left the body In
his automobile parked IN the mid
dia ~ Macomb. between Orleans
and Rlopelc. lie surrendered 10
notice ut the corner Of Orleans ana
Monroe. 40,
BEFORE the cutting. Dawson told
the Jury thai he had seen his VIE
with Walter Humpriee on Monroe.
after she had told him earlier IN
the dav that she was going TO work.
She told him. she testified. that she
had been staying with HUMPHREYS
The trial started Tueeday ait,
ernoon. and was expected to END
Thursday. Assistant Prosecutor
Hollis Temple cross amlned MT
n,wson Wednesday afternoon, bu'
~ unable to shake his story
about killing his wife In eeli-ue-
tense. -,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Draft Cards
To Be Mailed
Men In Camp
BY Nov. 18

when the draft lottery IN Wash
Ington ended Wednesday large
number Of young colored boys m
Detroit had seen their numbers
drawn. Among those who viii be
among the 10000 conscripts on
pected 10 he IN camp nv Nov IS
Because large number Of the
first group 10 20 10 camp will he
volunteers, draft officials have heeu
reluctant about estimating the
number OF conscripts 10 he used
According 10 Col, +. Fred Thorn
ton. head OF the county draft board,
the next step 10 he taken In The
drafting OF men In Wayne County
will be taken in Washington.
The printing OF the master list"
OF order numbers, listing the num-
hers exactly as they were drawn
from the large glass howl. after all
preparations have been made. viii
be the final step before the boys
are called.
With the printing over. copies Of
the names and numbers will he
sent 10 every board. Sixiy-three
boards In Wayne County will re-
ceive the list.
After this the mailing of post
cards 10 every man who registered.
These cards will contain the reg
lstrant's serial number his order
number. and the location on his
draft board.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
|shn Graham Appointed As Library
Clerk By Recorders Court Judges

" meeting Of the Judges Of
''o'uer = Court Tuesday. John
Graham. assistant prosecutor
named clerk In charge Of the
ssy IN Recorders Court. The
was unanimous.
u'anam will succeed John Coo
I, Nniie' who resigned recently
seeept a position with the Fed
4 :. 'overnment, The position pays
y, salary Of '2.sso a year.
hn'le Graham lid not say wheth-
Ne would resign as an assistant
Ia s'nlof, position which he
|ls.neid since 1894. he expressed
4 ,'u'e over the appointment
|o.a, leel highly honored over the
pSYse'n,,ment', Graham said. "be-
~ " y very technical"
M ,.uu'nI.ermore. I'm grateful nj the
Hono., me Judges Of the Recorders
w nave given me
k,l clerk Of the library Graham
:" nave charge Of the library on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
payments Forum In
Opening OF Series

The flrs' of~the series OF Com
funiiy Lavmen's forums sponsor
BY the Detroit Branch OF the
AACP, was held simultaneously
sl Sunday In eight communities.
The purpose Of the forum rs to
quaini the man in the street cur
Enl trends. and at the same. slim
ale public discussion Of commun-
" affairs under the direction OF
en-informed authorities.
The Negro in Peace and War
as The theme OF the first series,
IN The speakers Fundamentally
AIMED the present World War on
e sham peace" OF Versailles. and
Pc undemocratic conditions which
Fose OUT o. Il.
Inc speakers were Peter n.
Ealg, Al Hartford Baptist church.;
Y. Walter Burdman. director OF
fsearch. Detroit Board Of Educa-
on AZ Beres. Eugene Hall. forum
proctor a. Mount Beulsh: DR..
us Wayne university. Bethel A.
- Mrs Phillip Gentle. Mace
Pna Baptist and Richard Gohght-
Allen Temple.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
DR.. Woodson
To Speak Here
Meeting Slated
For Nov. 10

The outstanding Negro historian
ana one OF the Races greatest
authors aud orators. pr. Carte g,
Noodson OF Washington y, e VII
address, q large Mass Meeting 81
SECOND Bapii4i cnggch. Snnda'
November Ia DO pu p m. on INC
Nsefo iu Inc Present Wgrld 'fis's
Inoasanls of persons ihfrhen-
nat tNr United states have been
hciG spell bWni he lr Wpoisur
VIZ founder of The Assassination iof
,hs study ~ Negro life and Has
tor, and Naiiouai Nsefn History
Week lis is tAc Edior n wv ''li-
ual oi negro llis'oft and Of me
Rafetlu. We ha wriu'n marry 'fN'
books ana o'nt documents c"n-
iainiug iu,ainah.e D stofiea data
facs Nhitn stimulate fnrin"r ir-
terest in obtaining sr'a'rf kno"
Ledge 10 serve sS aN impetus 'o-
ward me development Of greater
Race prhe aud achievements
The neirn' CHAPTER ~ the N-s9-
citation irfifes the paplic ~ #A'
Dr wooa.cn on nos iN ~ Scrnnc
Bar,isi Cmr.h which IS e'sefF.
INK Us Anniversary auiinl >'NfN-
her
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

Appointment of an assistant
United States district attorney TO
investigate operation OF policy
game in the Brewster Housing Pro-
ject. was announced Monday by
John c. Ichr. United States dis
trict attorney.
Joseph c Murphy Is the assistant
who has been assigned by Lehr 10
make the investigation.
The investigation Is the after
math OF a raid in the project last
week in which FIVE men and TWO
women were arrested and $500 in
cash and policy slips confscated,
The investigation to he made b,
Murphy Is 10 determine n Harry
McGregor. whose apartment was
raided. can he prosecuted under
Federal law for making false state
ments under oath. when McGregor
leased the apartment in December.
1898. he swore that his income was
$50 week as clerk IN the Nor
wood hotel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Sixty-Three Meharry
Graduates Practicing
The Profession Here

There are Gs graduates ot Nc
harry Medical college pracliclns
their profes sion in Detroit. accord
lne to charts submitted boy Or Ed
ward l.. Turner. president OF No
harry. NJ banquet given IN his
honor bv tho Detroit Meharry
Alumni SUNDAY afternoon in the
dining room al Lucy Thurman
YVCA.
Chicago. Louisville and 81 Louis
are the only cities with larger
numbers OF Meharry graduates
Chicago has ISL. ST. Louis ISL and
louisville if6
Among the students low enrolled
at Mehafry. nine are from Detroit
New York CITY. with ~ leads. with
Washington. DC. next with IL
There are not students from Ore
gon. Washington. Idaho, Montana.
wyoming. Utah. Arizona. New Mex
leo. Nebraska. Minnesota and North
and South Dakota.
Dr. turner rs former dean OF
medicine at Meharry He was ele-
waited 70 the presidency two years
ago succeeding DR.. Maloney
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

The L. s War department an
nounced today that President r u.
Roosevelt has appointed Judge VII
liam n HASTE. dean Of the Howard
University Law school. as civilian
aide to the Secretary Of War Judge
HASTE will he concerned with the
development and administration OF
policies looking 20 the FAIR ana 81
fecti,e utilization ~ Negroes in al
branches Of The armed forces, the
announcement stated.
A. the same time Dr. Clarence
A Dvkstra. national eelective serv
ice director. announced appoint
meni NJ Major Campbell c. lonn-
son. hrsi instructor Of military
science and tactics AZ Howard uni
versiiv as executive ASSISTANT 10
the Selective Service director.
Roth appointments followed by
q few hours the promotion by Presl-
dent Roosevelt OF Colonel Benla-
min q Davis TO the grade OF brig-
adler general in the | 5. Army
Colonel Davis. commander Of me
96qth Field Artillery Regiment OF
tha New York National Guard Is
the frs, Negro 10 he elevated 70 me
grade OF general in the Initeo
States armed forces.
In accepting his duties WIN the
war department. Judge HASTE a
member Of the board OF directors
Of the NAACP and = founder Of tne
New Negro Alliance, declared
II have always been consistently
opposed 10 any policy OF discrimin,
alton and scgt cation in the armed
forces Of this country. ! am afsu'n-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Southeast Missouri And Illinois
CINE Conference Opens 54th Session

The fii;y-fcurth session of The
South Fast Missouri and Illinois
conference Of the Colored Netho-
dist Episcopal church opened Tues-
dav night AZ 81 John cNE church.
Maple and ST. Auhin Bishop J A.
BRAY. ~ mo sixth episcopal dis
trici presided
Upward Of 500 dclera'c~ were in
attendance as The conference open
"a The conference VIII continue
through SUNDAY.
The assignment OF ministers Tor
The lsi0-41 year vii he made sun
day.
Among the correctional repre-
senta ives attending the conference
are. Dr. y. " noylc, secretary Of
m Department ~ education Nash
willie. J. a stark. editor of the
Western Index. Dallas. TEXAS b.
J. Smith. editor Sunday School Lit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Funeral Rites
OF Robert Vann
Held Monday
Courier Editor
Died Thursday
In Pittsburgh
BY :. 7. HOLLAND
Specinl Ia the Detroit Tribune

PITTSBURGH. IA saw the
remains az America s great crusad
Ing journalist laid 20 rest IN a re-
reiying Saulf AZ Homewood Gene
terry here Monday afternoon
The funeral rites The most inn
preSsive ever held for > Race cifi-
zen ia Allegheny County. marked
"fhisi,' 10 the eawhly existence OF
Robert Lee Nanu sawyer. editor
publisher. scholar. statesman. gem
tlpmau crusadlng tighter for,
and defender OF Negro rights.
Born Aug %. 1879 on 4 backwood
farm 81 AHoskie. y. G. Mr, Nann
was 81 yeare az ars a, Tho time ~
his dealh Thutsday Oct -. At
: o. pm. ~ Shadtsiie hospital
Death came peacefully. even as he
slept. writing inns 'o the oug
and brilliant career ~ the strong
man builder Of the Pittsburgh
Courier. the worlds largest Negro
weekly newspaper
Rites Held From Home
Services were held in the spa
cious Nann home on Oakmnn'. with
the Rev. g. r AskeN. pastor of
Detroits Third Baptist church OF
fciaiing. Chester J.. Washington
sports editor and Assistant bnsi-
ness manager OF The 'onrier. cad
The obituary and resolutions The
scripture was read rs The RcN MI
Lewis a BaSkel ill' rector NJ iie
Church of She HOLY Cross Euin-
gies were given hv Prot J u Simp
srn .sformer Instructor DC Mr. NAnn
~ Virginia Union uni,erSiiy. ih'
Roy Mr. Marshal Ta3fy editor
Of he Baptist Union Review, aiii
Judge James Il Graz, OF the Al
legheny County Bar Beuedri'on
was given by the ROY MI. Porter
Phillips. pastor ( Carror street
Baptist church Music was furnish
ed hy quartet composed Of Mos
danes Ester Moore Ada Wake
and Messrs. Clarence and Ruhi
Rlakely. a solo was rendered by
Jean TAYLOR.
Pallbearers were William g
Nunn. r. |. rraitis Earl Y. Hord
Wilbert HOLLOWAY. Fred Redell ho-
ward Hairsion Robert La'elie.
Sam MilaL Roher Frye aud lee
Fueua. All arc Courier EMPLOYEES
Flower girls. also Courier EN-
ployees Included Mesdames VII
liam Houston A. Scott and
Thomas Everett. Misses Lillian
Irhv. Esther Couam Eva Parker.
Euzee Anderson. Adsh Moore, Thel-
ma Spangler. Louise Jeffries and
Bernice Gross.
Active Career
Mr. Nann came M the nara
Confined on page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Baptist Head
.Enroute To
Rally In Flint
Three Others
Dead In Forced
Landing

OLIyET, MICH. The Rev. l.. X.
Williams. president Of the National
Baptist Convention and vice presi-
den, Of the Baptist World Alliance,
was among the four killed Tues
day night when n privately char
tered plane crashed while attemp-
ting an emergency landing near
Charlotte.
The other three victims OF the
crash. all Of Chicago. were: The
Rev. William NJ. Haynes, pastor
Of the Oliyet Baptist church. Chi
cago: Edward Whiting. white. pi-
lot and Donald Schmidt. white. a
reporter for the Chicago Daily
News.
Plane Lost In Fog
From accounts. Il IS beliered that
The plane became lost in the fog
which covered the area. The pilot
had dropped two flares and appar-
emily was attempting forced land
INK when the ship crashed in field
on farm two miles northeast OF
here.
While no one saw the crash. Mrs.
George Lewis. who lives nearby,
said she saw The plane circling low
descending and gaining altitude o
few minutes before the crash. The
field was mushy and the plane
nosed over.
The bodies OF the two ministers
and Schmidt were thrown 40 feet
from the wreckage. The pilot was
trapped in the flaming plane. All
were killed instantly.
According tn reports from chi
cago. the plane had been chartered
by the Rev. Mr.. Williams who was
10 address a political meeting IN
Flint AZ eight o'clock Tuesday mite
The bodies Of the four victims
were returned 10 Chicago.
rIoef uorooa Whffa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
tlcct Horace White
Held For Stabbing OF
Man In Fight Oct. 8

Clarence Siallworth %. lol'
Winder. accused o. seriously stab
hing Henry Crnmpion 81, ~ 9e2
watson. Oct. IS. Was arrested Mon
dav bv Detectives Harry PITTS and
Henderson Tnfpin. Of the Haui s'a-
ton.
Stallworth was % he ai'ai-ned
this week in iiceordc Court oi'
i felouiuus assault chai-r trump
Ton was DISCHARGED fUm kcceNint
hospital Monday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
HASTE Named Assistant To Draft
Head; Davis Made Brigadier General

ing this post IN the hope mat
viii he able 10 work effectively 10
ward the indignation Of the Negf o
into the army and 10 facilitate MS
placement, training and promo
ton
Judge HASTE. q graduate OF Am
eerst college and Harvard la"
school. was formerly an assls'an'
solicitor in the Department OF tne
Interior. Later he was appointed ny
President Roosevelt as re d 2
Judge Of the t. s. District Cour
in the Virgin Islands. the first Ne.
gro ever elevated 20 the Fedcial
Confined on page I'D
Re-elect Digs -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Republicans | 6 n or e
The Negro Voters

Negro voters are freely express
ing the opinion that Michigan ne
pnblicans do not want Negro sup
port. because they have so far been
ignored In getting a little poiitlca'
appointment such as a judgeship,.
The Tribune has been informed
that the Negro organizations are
manning combined effort 10 DIS
tribute special literature on ms
issue at the homes OF colored VOL
ers on Monday night
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Denies Charge
That Negroes Are
Bad Soldiers
Points To The
Record Made BY
Old Eighth

General Hugh Johnson. writing
! the Detroit Times of Oct. 2S,
everelv criticized the recent pro-
korion Of Colonel Benjamin Davis
= the rank Of brigadier general,
Ia stated that colored soldiers do
|oi ike 10 serve under officers OF
keir own race The criticism has
Eoked many protests from colored
Irzene
Among hem Is William A. John
bn. Of 600 r Vernon Highway, OF
bis city who formerly served sew
ksl years IN Tho famous Ninth Cav
lrv Of no United states. In reply
b General Johnson. this former
bsmber NJ the ninth Cavalry
5riies
Pong an ex-service man V Is
bite impossible FOR me 70 swallow
statements Of Gen. Hueh John
b. a. expressed In The Detroit
hines ~ oct. 2s. 1910. The Gem
bal In an over zealous attempt 10
|scrsdii ne appointment OF Col.
0 Davis 10 the rank Of Brigadier
General has insulted every Negro
bldler and soldier in the United
bates
General Johnson states that.
Trained Negro troops are peers
! the bas' soldiers on earth when
bmmandsi by white officers.
AS our whole experience shows
br some reason leave others To
kplain thew don't seem to like TO
frys under Negro officers and
rdsr such conditions they never
Pve done we'll Frequently they
kve done dsastrously'
i(ouflnuaI ~. nnno IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

Roy Man. IS. OF 5sl r. Alexan-
drine. was taken. 10 Receiving hos
pital SUNDAY suffering from \ stab
wound In The chest Hospital au-
thoriiics stated that there was
possible punciure Of the lung Mann
told police he had been IN a feht
with an unknown man at 81. An
tome and Hancock.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Killed When
He Stops Robbiing
OF White Man
Funeral Rites
Held Wednesday
In Ebenezer

Because be was instrumental IN
frustrating the efforts ~ thug 20
ron white man r.manHel Levy AZ
44a NAPOLEON. WIS stabbed 70 death
.ariv saturday mourning
The stahbing occurred az Beau
bien ag Adams Levy was slasAed
acfors the chest and IN the ahdo-
men ne died SHORTLY after admit
iarce 20 Receiving hospital.
Rohblng Victim
According "a Witnesses who saw
the siahhsng az as Saturday
morning. Levy had noticed ths
thug n me scf o. rohbing he White
man. and rushed 10 The aid % ths
victim who was on The ground.
Frustrated IN his attempt 70 rob
his victim. the thug. according 70
witnesses. turned on Levy as he
drew knife from his pocket How
eyer. before he could uso the knife.
lierb Thomas. cali driver. rushed
In between ne two men and sepe-
rated them. AZ tho same time warn
ing Levy that the man had a knife.
Levy N""""s
The SLAYER then chased Levy
s, ',,., arf ,.n,ne -, h,sthf-s
sme around no cah The SLAYER
lhen leaped on him and slashed him
on the chest and tho abdomen
Funeral ri'es for Levy wee neg
Nvr cbm1ch
1oor vh,,low .eos Hss..nrs
questioned bv pefeciiv. Lieut..
HARE Gaide and Detective George
htmhs'l "Wednesday. sa'l ma ns
g',a ''''e NV INV, r',e. nav saw
~. h,fvsea rsyv ans The
,hug Krourlre Lew N-hNlov
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02

The Detroit branch Of The UNA
held a mass meeting a. Liberty
hal sunday Oc' ~
President Thomas PRANK ae
fiNer,d an adtrcrs. after which ne
rrrSenied y. A. Bus'ol. ~h spoke.
a Telegram from Pf"si9' p'-''en-
.fai J. n Stewart VA: read.