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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

OoV guests Al an altar dccked with
white rosee, ivory candles Ia sew
en- branch candelebra palms with
white satin extending TO the door
Given in marriage by her father
the bride wore traditional fam
lily gown OF candlelight satin with
soft round necklint and ruffled
collar The bodice fitted tightly al
the hipline and the long sleeves
accentuated the fullness and
length OF her train. a cluster Of
orange blossoms held her full
length veil and she carried johann
ma Hill roses. maiden-halr and
baby breath.
The matron OF honor. sister OF
the bride. Mrs. James Randell OF
Detroit, was gowned in aqua
marine sheer faille and lace with
deep square neckline and full
sleeves and skirt. White steamers
fell from her ruffled cap, topped
with fresh daisies.
The bridesmaids wore the same
ensemble in daffodil yellow and
pearls given them by the bride,
They were Amyre Porche OF River
Rouge. sister OF the groom: Mil
dred Day Of Saline; Dorothy
Smith Of Ann Ar)or: Frances Bur-
ton OF Charlotte: Dorothy Taylor
OF Ecorse: Mary Dickerson OF Up
SLANT. The flower girl was little
Carolyn Ransome, niece OF the
groom.
Roland Porche. brother of the
groom. was the best man. and the
ushers- were Kenneth and Clayton
Fox. brothers Of the bride; James
Randall hrother-in-l OF the
bride: and Walter Cochran OF De-
troit.
Out-oftown guests we're: Miss
Marion Clark OF st. Louis: Mrs.
Hattie Wayner and Miss Jennie
Kennedy OF Port Huron: MIR. and
Mrs. Robert GRAY Of Lansing: Miss
Dora Miller. Mrs. Bernice Lang
sion. DR.. r. Porter Miss Elaine
Lewis. Mrs. Grace Cook. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ennis Stafford. Mr.. and Mrs
Ruben Mosley. Miss Mary Posey.
James Dunbar. Frank Penick Her
bert Simms and Ralph Harris Of
Detroit: Mrs. Anna Dickerson,
Mrs. Sherman. Mrs. Lucille Rich
ardson and family. Mrs. Elmer
Carter. Miss Mary Clay. Miss Mer-
ellie Harris. Thomas Harris. and
and Mrs. Thomas Hall OF Chicago:
Or and Mrs. r A. Milton Of Ink
ster; Dr. and Mrs S. p. Milton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Porche OF River
Rouge; Miss Edith Carter Of Bat
tie Creek: Mrs. Maud Jones ~
Washington. u. G. ard Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Freemon Of Chicago.
Following the service. recep-
ton for the bride and groom was
held AZ the home az the brides
parents whore Vivian cut her three
tier wedding cake for her party
and guests. The couple left amid a
shower Of rice and old shoes They
will live In Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Cinderella
Comes To Life

Thursday May 20, saw the Brew
ster auditorium alive with laughter
Of the younger set The cause o.
all OF this increment was 4 ~
derolla hal enen hv the Omega
Alpha hap'or of the Zeta Pm BETA
sorority Because % the sgccc-s v1
the affair : WAS decided that IL
should heroine their ANIMAL affair.
The auditorium was beautifully
decorated .a hlae and White the
sorority rolors All 81 the mem
boris ~ the sorority wore identical
corsago- ~ white roses The Zef-
ties pre-pledSces OF tho sorority.
wore corsases with one white rios e
In tho center The story Of Cin-
derclls was told ln pictures on blue
and white posters which decorated
me stage
Among the many guests the fol-
loving we're seer dancing 10 the
hitting strains q Tho Regal Artists:
Ralph Mason Charles Fisher Hem
rietta Jackson Charles webster.
LYDIA West RUBY Bilinrslov Ber-
nard Banks Matte smith Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Swayne Arthur Har-
ris Shcdrck Coleman Friorson
watson Mr. and Mrs Levi Gards-
me- Hhomas Malone Mildred Quar-
rcls walter Cannon Nsrsuerits
Wudrow Frances Williams Ar
thur collins Alice williams. An
ioinetie and Dores McCrary. YER
dell Martin Mildred and Alherts
Barson Lewis Douglas. Phyllis
Grant Nj and Mrs Clarence
sabbath Mr. and Mrs J. y. Wal
thall wilson Hushes Alma Strong.
Alice Faison Ernest Deynolds. OTIS
Wade and hundreds Of Others
As the clock chimcd twelve tho
lovely Cinderellas and Prince
Charmirrs ioft relurisnt'v with
many conrra'piauons on the sue
cess or inc ball.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

Lucky. Jaqcueline Dunlap. Mar
guerita Lewis. Billy Dunbar.
Douglas McAfee. Ambrose Morris.
Ben Henderson, Huehy Brown. Le-
roy Rockmore. Elwood Cook. John
Stevenson, Jack Cook. Charles
Burk, Prince walker. Allen d
Barbara Ivy. George Smith. Robert
Williams, Myzel Sowell, Marie Nor
ris. Julian witherspoon and many
more.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

Guests ENJOYING the affair were +:
Mr. and Mrs Jackson Mr.. Hurley.
Mrs James Herney Mrrheil Dor
ofhy Irvine Gladys Matlcy. D0ro-
thy smith Marsare' Wiley. kaih-
crime Smith Maxine Brown Evelyn
Hnnkins and Helnn Hickman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Kids, Jitterbugs
Take Over Alpha Picnic

Old Sol and the weatherman conspired against the
Aphas and made the thirteth cold, cloudy and rainy
day, that their picnic Midwest not all that il
could have been
Nevertheless about three hundred folk wendell their
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

Champion. popular members, are
enjoying a weekend visit In Chi
cago and indianapolis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Hundreds See Porche-Fox Nuptials
SOlOmized Mid Celestial Beauty

church
o'clock Saturday evening of Vivian and
Sr, of Chicago. - 800 49, - - ~ 80
by he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Club Neus


-. and Mrs. Ed Conley OF 1924
Nj. street accompanied by Mr.
Pia, Ne william Mccoy OF ts4 Ben
pa 90 ,ac,ored to Kansas and Okla
|'., o.. 70 - visit relatives and friends
,sr the holidays.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Fashion Shoav" Turns Into Party
Which Completely Floors Rose

Well vvacious sub-dub Rose Campbell is fifteen years
DID, and still bubbng with the excitement of cele-
brating it last Friday when the Stars and Stripes were
waving and bands playing for Memorial Day and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

You'll he lucky II you will meet
your friends at the Plymouth Con-
gregatIonal Church dance Friday,
June Is.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

e. and Mrs. Albert l.. Taylor OF
,. ~ this week announced the
p '.s,smeni OF their daughter. Dor
IT, - stanley Henry Evans, son
|, vr and Mrs John Evans OF
|. .Sscr ontario. The wedding
Lake Mace July 3 at the home
/, nor grandparents. MIR. and Mrs.
~ kelley in windsor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

Here's a true glamour haii
dressing TO enrich the beauty
Of your hair with all YOU may
wish in gloss and fragrance
Here's hair dressing which
makes it so much easier &c
beautify hair in arrangements
men find most attractive.
Here's Pluko, a hair dressing,
that can never be equaled OF
rivalcd by hair preparations
offering less.
No wonder countless we'll
groomcd women cultivate the
smart appearance that Pluko
gives, and enjoy the assur-
anoc that goes with the Pluko
name. No wonder they're be-
ginning to say it gives hair
that million-dolIar look. or
makes a million-dollar differ
enoe in appearance and con-
hdenoc.
A famous Black. and White
creation, PIuko lends real ra-
dance and beauty 70 hair.
Adds new pleasure to the
thrill Of dressing your hair in
new and interesting styles be-
cause il makes arranging 50
much easier.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

Ruby Mormon and Dorothy Palm
l. wil be- hosfesses at a bridal
hover OF MISS Beulah Lewis at
ll9 NolMnn home on Euclid
lay. jane 6. Miss Lewis will
|sone ihe bride Of Clarence Ed
biras june % at her home on
hllse.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

Word comos this week that Clos
/, current erstwhile local band
',,ssr wl!l be graduated from West
frrIn.a STATE college Monday, June
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

AZ the meeting OF the East Side
PATons Bridge club held Thursday
Fa'rnoor ~ he home OF Mrs. An
p N. James Mrs. Dorothy Black
Deceived FIRST prize OF beautiful
Esto lamp made OF sea shells.
Mrs. Fannie Moore won second
ttle Of small cedar chest: Mrs.
a Blllahur', BOBBY.
Mrs Ruby Keller and Mrs. Bell
|EUs guests
Mrs + Peoples and Miss F..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

Tho sompsi Fidelis club OF Scott
I,,,hodist rharch. 500 +. Kirby will
I..srtain AZ a Spring Carnival
E,dsy e,eniug. June 6 a S pm.
The fourth annual Convocation
.,onet OF the Baptist Training
| 'ool Nil be beld Friday. June 6
cleiss Memorial center. Or. r.
Rradh, sin be the speaker. This
90 grsd0aics will he Charles
I,usy N sos Frederick. Mrs.
|,.rne Boa'dIrs Of 1880 ST. Aubin
ii Mrs. Ella walton OF 264O Chest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

ne GFn Friendly society OF st.
[gaan hlruh have planned
BE- tiih annual Rose Festival
b. year 30 PAGE hall, but because
Expectations are 30 enormous II
\ I'll he 81 c,saty to use Belle Isle
Eht aran this year. The date
|sH yeas alll be- Thursday. June
pa s 90 pm Last years queen,
rra remember. was lovely Lou
~ cabule daughter OF Attorney
pa Mrs. Ernest Cabule.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

Members 81 The Les F'idelis Social
Tn enjoyed the business and so
|alhoar last Thursday at the home
4, vr. Edna walker. 53S Watson,
kere Ella Nae Ellis, Dorothy Wes-
Iw Marx White, Cherry King,
[arsiine Anderson. Isabelle Max
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

Ms Marguerite NJ. Brantley,
,so recently underwent an opera
Nm A. Fnrd hospital, is at her
ons. 45-6 fireman avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
Louis Put In.
Glass IA For
Army Call
Champions
Rehabilitation
Due To Divorce

Although Joe Louis was able TO
affect reconciliation with his wife
after she had fled divorce last July.
disclosures made in the testimony
submitted at hearing on alimony
caused his draft board in Chicago
TO reclassify the heavyweight
champion, moving him from ga TO
la, subjecting him TO immediate
call TO the army.
The champion was given the ga
classification last January when he
testified that he was the main sup
port OF his wife and mother. Testi-
mony at the hearing caused the
draft board members TO arrive at
the conclusion that his wife and
mother had financial security.
Louis. at his training camp at
Greenwood Lake, MY. while ex-
pressing surprise at the move Of
the draft hoard. stated that he
was ready to enter the army when
ever he was called. He said that he
would not ask for "deferment or
any other fayors."
Mike Jacobs, promoter OF the
heavyweight fight between Louis
and Lou Nova. scheduled for the
Polo Grounds. MY, on Sept. 20.
was also surprised at the latest
move of the Chicago draft board.
Jacobs had just announced tour
of army camps for Louis. including
an exhibition at Fort Custer and
other camps in the middlewest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
Eern's Gambler Ad Strikes Back
As Customers Stop Buying There

In Your business Of classifying Ne.
groes rs gamblers and persons OF
chance. you may rest assure that
we will discontinue any future
dealings with your company as
customers. Our relationship as
such has extended over a period OF
years, and In tracing our records,
you Will find that we have been
cash customers.
You must realize that we are
public servants and are making n
living on these people that you are
calling gamblers.
l have any number Of complaints
that have come Into my office since
that advertisement came out, seek.
ing professional advice as to their
future relationship with your COM
pany.
The advertisement may have been
due 10 some over-zealous chap, but
nevertheless, ! consider II one OF
the most unethlcal pieces Of adser-
tIsement that has appeared In the
Respectfully yours,
(Slgned) O..
Charles n. Berry, Attorney
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
Plan To Ask Congressional Probe
OF Brutality To Colored Draftees

Plans for reaching Congressman
and washington officials with effec-
tive protests against the brutal
treatment OF Negro soldiers at
Southern Army camps were unami-
ously endorsed Monday by dele
gates and visitors at the conference
on the problems OF the Negro and
national defense. held under the
sponsorship OF the Civil Rights
Federation.
Visits 10 the Michigan Congress
men now on vacation IN Detroit by
n broad delegation with representa-
tIon from labor. Negro. youth. and
other community organizations
were decided upon. Should salts
factory results fall 10 como from
these interviews. II was agreed. a
delegation viii 90 10 washington 10
carry Michigan's appeal directly 10
the President. OPM and the War
Department.
Sneaking for Dr. J. ]. McClendon
chairman OF the Detroit NAACP.
James Campbell. the Associations
executive secretary. told the Troup
Of the BACKGROUND OF the assaults on
Negro soldiers at Camp Robinson
and Fort Bragg.
Campbell graphically described
the dangerous results of the policy
Of segregation IN the Army and ont
right discrimination against Me-
rroes IN other branches OF the arm
cd forces.
"Acts Of violence against colored
soldiers wearing the uniform Of
their country's service. have gone
UNFINISHED" he charged.
The Rev. Owen A. Knox. presi-
dent Of the Civil Rights Fedora
tion. told the conference that the
answer 10 the problem Of dIscrImi-
nation IN the armed forces and IN
defense industry n 10 "carry on the
f7eht for equality further and more
consistently thsn n being done
now" He pointed out the danger
NJ abandoning The fFht ~ hope-
less inst AZ the point when victory
Is nesr."
Rather than dlsmissins the Prssi-
lContinuci On Page D. 80
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
Fugitive Extradited
To Birmingham Will
Face Murder Charge

Wanted on a charge OF killing a
woman In Birmingham, Ala, in
1892. Roosevelt Phillips was re-
turned to that city last week to face
a murder charge.
The prisoner, arrested here two
weeks ago, waived extradition. He
Is accused of shooting TO death
Miss Jessie Ann Beard. April T.
1892. according to Detectives George
Branton and Edward wurm. OF the
Homicide Squad.
Phillips was arrested Aug. 30 on
a statutory rape charge and his
finger prints revealed that he was
wanted in Birmingham on the muir
der charge.
Leo Taylor was held in jail this
week as a fugitive from West Palm
Beach, Fla. where authorities said
he is wanted on a murder charge.
Taylor was arrested Sept z.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
Driver
Gets lis Years
Fled From The
Scene Of Accident

Convicted OF manslaughter. Rob-
ert Dolston, % OF 10O07 Erskine
was sentenced this week for
term OF to IL years by Traffic
Judge Thomas f. Maher.
Dolston was the driver of an au-
tomobile in which Smiihie John
son. -, 637 Illinois, was killed
last May when Dolston sideswip-
ed ore car and collided with three
others near Frederick and Riopello.
Tie car rolled over several times,
killing Mrs. johnson and injuring
two other passengers.
Dolstor had previously crashed
into a truck at Warren and Beau
bien and was following Pairolman
Cleatus Griffith TO the station
when he attempted to escape. II
was while he was being pursued
that the fatal accident occurred.
lie fed from the scene OF the
last accident. hut was later appre-
hended az his home.
HoloroI flannel imam
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
Young Girl
Shot -Four Times
By Lover
Woman Held For
Fatal Stabbing
OF Man

Prompted by the Jealousy raging
in his chest william Brown. shot
and fatally wounded Miss Helen
Harvey, -. All wilkins. last Friday
evening. The shooting occurred at
Leland and ST. Antoine.
Miss Harvey was shot four times.
bullets entering both shoulders.
one IN the abdomen. and another in
the breast She expired az 1850 am
at Receiving hospital.
Went To Beer Tavern
William Collins, 81. AT wilkins.
with whom Miss Harvey had been
living. told police that when he
arrived al home Friday night at
IL O'Clock. Miss Harvey was In bed.
She told him that she was hungry.
so they decided 10 go out and get
something TO eat.
According to Collins, they went
To heer tavern ~ leland and 81.
Antoine. Aiter. MISS Harvey had
eaten sandwich. and the two had
started out Of the tavern they met
Brown. a former sweetheart Of the
woman.
Brown stopped the couple and
asked Collins II he could talk TO
Miss Harvey. Granting the re-
quest. Collins told Miss Harvey
that he would see her home. and
then went to the home OF friend
on ST. Antoine where he was when
told about the shooting
Brown and Miss Harvey left the
tavern, walked short distance on
Leland where they talked. Wit
nesses told Detectives George Bran
ton and Edward Wurm. OF the
Homicide Squad, that Brown
knocked Miss Harvey down with
his INST and then pulled his gun and
began firing.
The accused man was involved
in shooting two years ago in a
beer garden at Montcalm and Has
tngs. He was acquitted at the
time.
Funeral services for Miss Harvey
we're held Tuesday from the fun
eral home Of Charles Coles, Vernon
highway and Bcaubien.
Mrs. Olivia Kimball. %. 1925
Hastings. was held by police for
questioning in the fatal stahhing OF
Arthur Conway. IS. 200 Madison
Continued on page p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
Northwestern Student
Held For Stabbins OF
Boy In School House

Arrested late Monday. william
Templeton, IL. Of 1922 Northheld.
was Identified by three North
western high students as the youth
who slashed Harold Sparrow. 10.
2549 virginia Park. In a fight IN the
school last Friday morning.
Sparrow was cut three times, on
the left ias, in the groin, and In the
back.
According a. Witnesses, the dis
turbance started while the students
were changing classes. Templeton.
said the witnesses. WAS forcing his
way throupa the crowd when he
was stopped BY sparrow.
Angcrcd ut tho interruption.
.Temnlfion. according n witnesses
enrfed sparrow who retalIaled with
hlcv - the face. A. Templetou
recovered from the blow he pulled
knife and slashsd Sparrow.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13

VHARLES B. BERRY, a leading
ke'rolt Attorney revealed exclu-
tWp to The Detroit Tribune
'anesda, that he and his wife
10y letter to the Ernest Kern
apartment Store, informing them
., they would no longer trade
~ u, store because Of the firms
uluoe shown through the public
J" recently in playing upon
rreiudices OF certain whites
ppe'inh the Negro as a gambler
Pa person Of chance.
Attorney Berry said that he and
vile had spent more than
spVO with Kern's store since
an l, l941.
Attorney Berry also revealed
y ne had likewise informed the
In Store that several people had
Ned his Office relative 10 advice
vhat to do about their future
PALMS with the store.
Inc letter written by Mr.. Berry
Kern officials reads as follows:
" Ernst Kern Company
g''roli. Michigan
Gentlemen:
flease he advised that because
inc lack of sportsmanshIp shown
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
Two Turned
Down Because
OF Color
Company Sends
Out Call For
More Men

Although the Briggs Manufac-
turing company here wants all the
riveters they can get, three affda-
Wits sent to the Presidents Commit
ice on Fair Employment Practices IN
the last two weeks, charge the COM
pany with refusing to employ Ne
gro workers.
The National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People re-
ceived copies OF two more affidavits.
made August % and 2S by Kenneth
Offet and Frank Smith OF this city,
who were referred to the plant for
work by the Michigan State En-
lployment Service.
Offtt's statement claims that he
reported TO Briggs with four whites.
also referred by the employment
service. They were all qualified as
aero-riveters. According to Offet.
the first two whites were hired, but
when his interviewer turn came,
the employment manager told them
there was no more hiring that day.
On returning to the employment
office, Offet says, they were
shown cards which stated that
Briggs was calling for all the
riveters they can get" The next
day the three went TO the plant
again. Offet claims the first white
hoy was taken, but Offet was asked
n he had not been out the day be-
fore. He said that he had and filled
out the necessary application.
According 10 the affidavit, the
employment manager said. "The
Michigan Employment Service
knows there is nothing doing out
here. You will have to wait until
you are sent for"
The employment service official,
Mr.. Hendrie. is quoted as saying
that he could not understand why
the boys were not accepted In view
of the fact that Briggs was asking
for all the riveters they could get.
The same difficulty was met by
Frank Smith, also qualified as an
aero-riveter and referred TO Briggs
company by the MSES. His affidavit
made August rs. states that he was
given two cards OF introduction
from the employment service to
the company and reported there
in a group OF 30 men.
About 20 OF these men were mr.
ed, Smith says, some OF them after
ne had been interviewed. He asserts
that the employment manager ask
ed him to fll out another applica-
ton blank although he already had
one on file. The affidavit states that
Smith was told he would be sent
for III anything turns up" and that
he should "come back once IN a
while"
He has been going back every
morning since August Fl. he claims
but there are still no openings.
Tho irst complaint against
Briggs was made by Albert j.
Lucas. who said he was told that
card asking him to report for
work was sent him "by mistake"
"A ColOred Councilman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
HEATED FIGHT WAGED
TO FILL POSITION OF
LATE DR.. L. K. WILLIAMS

According to last minute reports
received from Cleveland. Ohio
where the great National Baptist
convention. for the first time in
many years without the historic
figure OF the Rev. l.. X. Williams. Is
holding its election come reports OF
heated sessions and much cam
paigning for the presidency.
At press time Wednesday il was
not known who would be president.
The man for the job, II seems.
might be the man who would get
the largest number OF votes.
From everywhere across the
country came thousands Of dele
gates, by train. by automobile. and
perhaps by foot. They we're there
even in large numbers for the
pre-convention musical Tuesday
night.
The race. according 10 those in
authority, had narrowed down TO
DR.. J. V. Jemison. of Selma. Ala.
first vice president. who has been
servini, as president protein. and
DIR. j. G. Austin, pastor Of the
Erea tand mighty Pilgrim Baptist
church. Chicago.
Dr. Austin Campalgned
Or. Austin went about his cam
paignlng in the typical political
fashion. He distributed pamphlets
listing six reasons why he should
be chosen the head OF this mighty
aggregation OF 100000 Baptists.
First he listed his broad vision
which gives him power TO see far
ahead OF the needs Of the organIza-
ton. Secondly. he listed his ability
great and mighty PILGRIM Baptist
fist has contended over a period OF
years that II Is greater than Ollvet
Baptist church. which the Rev. Mr..
williams pastored.
A third reason given was that he
II capable Of organization and
could most admirably carry on the
work Of the deceased Rev. Mr.. Will
llams. Fourthlv. he stated that he
could inance the program ~ the
convention so that II could carry
on without embarrassment
Firth. Dr. Austin contended that
he stands on Christian PRINCIPLES
and right living. sixth. and last,
Or. Austin stated that he y IN po-
sition 10 confer with leaders Of all
races and 10 secure the hest In the
interest ~ the Negro.
NJ H..rInI III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13

which has been investigating graz.
in wayne County during the pas
two years. In the indictment Loom
a. was accused Of conspirins to oo-
struct justice. .a
that charges against LOOMS were
dismissed. the former assistan,
prosecutor wept. Mr.. LOOMS ana
DR.. Bell we're represented by Az
torney Joseph Brown.
Circuit Judge Earl ]. pugsies
heard "a motions Monday and Tues.
day 10 dismiss the cases agains'
former Mayor Richard w. Readlns'
John w. Roxborough. Everett Wa.-
son. and others charged Win CON
spiracy 10 operate the policy rae
ket. All but three Of the motions
we're denied.