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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
a True DefectiUe Story:
Gang Reprisal Brings Grim Death
To Reformed FelOn, Puzzle to Police

notebook from his tunic he
opened it and read:
AT TIA a. m. Friday. the 9th,
we found a tourist shack where
the hoods evidently made their
meet Two guys rented IL Tues
day and paid n week In advance,
but left yesterday morning.
I'm the place we picked up
four glasses of the nickel-and-
dime kind" he squinted up at
Lockwood-'the landlord says
they aren't his and" he
read on, Eve found piles of
rouge-smudged cigarets, indicat-
ing they had good-ttme danes
there"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Like Ganesfers

To Henry b. Lockwood, chief
Of Bergen County detectives.
who was among the first TO ar
rive on the scene in response to
Mrs. Aliens call. this looked like
a gangster Staying.
Tags had been ripped off the
victims clothes, and there was
nothing in the pockets but some
brand-new bills. Near the body
were found four loaded 12-gauge
shotgun shells, two pumpkin"
bullets used in big game hunt
ing. an empty As, a smashed
IS and several 80 calibre
cartridges.
According 10 the coroner the
man had been shot four times
and died about an hour before
midnight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Turnpike Proves Financial Success

IE 163me supehghway the Pennsylvania Turnpike between
. Harrisburg Pittsburgh proving financial How
long will be before superhghway from TO coast
claimed that highway transportation produces OF
ley seven jobs in the country
Manhattan beauty shop has announced
and special hours for Get rid of that bay
slogan of this PARTICULAR campaign Has your hus
band bay Why not him beauty shop
grth rolled off?
tariff Of IA pound butter but Argentina
export the United States pay this unusually high tariff
ant still make a profit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
So Dog Sleeps With Him in Car

r. S. HOWARD. Sportsman Owner of the turf immortal
SeabIscu. He also fond Of dogs While motoring
through Texas with his avorte pup along he told
against the law allow dogs stay overnight in hotel in that
state So Mr.. Howard and the pup slept IN the car
Jean ConsgnL Gardening expert Her husband is George
Palmer Putnam whose first wife Amelia Esrhart.
~. Mayor LaGuardia Started life player His
honor quite ngus speaking German French Slav Italian
Crostan and YiddiSh
IS, Recently in prophetic mood Mr. LaGuardia said:
ain years this world going be n wonderful place"
Gerald Marks Song writer Gerald wrote is II True What
Tbey Say Aboht Dixie ?" which idea Of clever dtty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Glamour Gets Place in Records

THE Broadway Hall of Fame will inc de- too, those who
did nothing constructive than keeping Broadways
glamour and appeal blazing because of their peculiar and
highly publicized vagaries explosive pranks.
Thus Diamond Jim Brady deserves his place along with
the much worther Will Rogers Certainly there will be
for Flo Zegfeld he will it if among his
panons Maryn Miller, Helen Morgan Sam Harris Sine
Slverman and Victor Herbert
George Gershwn died careers peak-but early in life
had earned his right to belong Broadways mmortas.
Clyde Fitch of earlier day Bronson Howard Sam Shpman
Con Conrad, Charles Dillingham; and Daniel Frohmanmake
for them ALL Each of Broadway and for Broad
way-and because of them, among Others Broadway was
what it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Wanted TO Reform

At the health farm the three
cons met Arthur Kief who re-
fused TO take part in the break.
And Kief, who had since been
released. now testified that he
and Martin were planning to 90
into a garage business--legiti-
mately. Martin wanted to 20
straight because he dearly loved
his wife"
This was all connected with
McNamara motive because
Martin was the brains OF the
gang and Mcnamara hated the
man who would ditch the gang
to 60 into straight partnership
to open a garage and grow
violets.
The jury brought In a verdict
Of guilty Of murder in the first
degree, and Sunny was sem
fenced TO die in the electric
chair-but in November. 1895,
the sentence was committed 10
life Imprisonment. Heal was
turned over 90 the federal au-
thorities 10 stand trial for the
bank stickup. A ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
They Meet Eta

EYES," the woman answered
pleasantly my daughter is
here"
Lockwood and Daley followed
her into a pleasant room.
Eta" Mrs. Conboy said
brightly TO her daughter. "these
gentlemen want 10 see you"
The chief studied the woman
on the sofa.
There's been an accident.
The prosecutor wants you to
help us to identify the victim.
You do know Edward j. Martin,
don't your IA
She nodded wordlessly.
At F1ushing's One Hundred and
Ninth precinct the women were
separated. Chief Lockwood ques-
toned Eta.
"Now Mrs. Martin" he asked,
when did you see your husband
last ."
She said, Yesterday" and in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Male Ant Stupid. Inefficient

t0THE which getting the hand these
days Indicate the win time be Of about the
Importance the male ant" says contemporary
probably know the male stupid and inefficient
only Importance father
generations
drop the discussion the difference between
crler and doughnut might be bad idea TO explain TO
many restaurant just what this difference is
doughnut round and has hole in the cler twisted
and long.
they selling vitamin candy When feeling low
just eat piece Of candy and claimed
From old newspaper clipping
Mcintyre arrived In Los Angeles visit hablted
gray toned shirt
derby the handle of his walking stick snake
skin"
Said Mr. Mcintyre:
at n matches my dandrun."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Place for Miner, Faversham

THE wsecraeking prankul Wilson Miner certainly can't
be left out The ustrious William Faversham whose
bright star yelled thick with the obscuy that
with poverty and hard luck David Bsco perhaps the master
Snowman of them ALL Oscar Hammerstein with his grand
Dreams always just short of complete fufment; Nora
Bayes queen of vaudeville and musical
comedy-Mare Dresser and of course bghearted Texas
Gunan
There of others-and left Broadway for
what they considered the lush fields of Hoywood-but
they remained part Of Broadway wherever they went
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Scores Of Others, Not SO Good

CCORES Of othe-some living their last days forgotten
by the Broadway Of which they glorious part
receiving posthumous reward in lengthy obuarand then
oblivion until their have been resurrected for
mention In book other with Broadway background
Let's keep their alive In this Broadway hall of fame
it's the least do
OF course Broadway being what it is it wouldn't be
all of tune and out of place to create hall Of fame
tooand don't think wouldn't ohtdraw the Others to L.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Arrange for Enjoyable SIumber

WE one-thrd of life in bed Therefore, should
w take steps arrange enjoyable you
Mellon Institutes pamphlet sleep Better write
Pittsburgh get Are you familiar with the Lewis
Conger book Sleep Successfully" II look up
Six by inqurng reporter what sport
yher youth they had the pleasant memories Of
connected the sport she remembered
pleasantly affair."
pleasure because she love with who good
golfer Another said her choice was tennis IN H. ~ nv
sweetheart played tennis together" she said
Another remembered hunting best, saying:
In love with a who took hunting with him"
Byron been 100 per right when he said:
a thing apart tits whole existence"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

my hands, and said: This IL his.
It's his split. There's $3.50
there-youll need It."
shot In the chest In q get
away" Lockwood said slowly.
Sunny used to be smarter than
that"
In the Winfield house the
hours passed slowly for the men
awaiting the murderers.
Walk Into Trap
And on the following morning
the two desperadoes walked
straight into the arms Of watt
ing detectives - Mcnamara at
S:35 and Heal at 1905.
Mcnamara was tried for the
murder of Martin in October,
1885. 1t was shown that he had
the opportunity since he was
with Martin at the time he died
the bloodstained wallet with
its 1850 proved that. As for
the motive, the state brought
forth some interesting revela-
tons. The federal bureau Of
investigation with their suEsrla-
tive efficiency had checked
Martins fingerprints and found
that he had been sentenced TO
prison for i to 20 years under
the name of Nichols, he was also
the Virgil Rice" who was sem
fenced TO 10 years in Atlanta
for sticking up a mail truck in
1888. He escaped with Sunny
Mcnamara and Joe Heal from
a health farm where they had
been sent because Of their tu-
bercular condition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Shot in Getaway

"Joe said: Now, babe. keep a
stiff upper lip, your chin up
and your mouth shut. Eddie's
dead-he was shot when we
were making a getaway. Sunny
and 1 were In front. We looked
back. and there was Eddie
slumped ON the seat dead
cit didn't seem real" she went
on. sunny showed q wallet into
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Trooper Gives Clue

The chief got into his car to
drive to the mortuary where the
body was transported. On the
way he was beckoned by a state
trooper with a corporaPs chew
rons on his sleeve. Lockwood
skidded alongside the curb and
opened his window:
1--WE got break In the New
burgh stickup. chief" the COR
poral said briskly. Fishing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Luxurious Quarters

In the attic they found
wrapped in a portiere two
empty cartons: labels had been
scraped off, but stenciled in
corner of the bottom of one they
read: AS cartridges" and on
the other ".38 cartridges"
The two bedrooms were hand
somely furnished. In one room
the closets were filled with ex-
pensive mems and women's
clothes and a pair Of aviator's
boots. tunic and breeches.
The other bedroom seemed to
have been occupied by another
couple. The suits were of flasher
cut-this room was more of a
gangster's type.
The name of the other couple
who inhabited the house was
given as MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
Heal" by the postman. When
Lockwood heard the name his
gray eyes snapped:
HEAL! Why Joseph Heal
was the name Of q convict who
escaped from a health farm In
the West with Sunny Mcnamara
and Virgil Rice, leader OF the
Gray Glove gang. They'd been
sent there from Atlanta suffer-
ing from tuberculosis"
At the Winfield home the Of
ficers were greeted by middle
aged woman with grazing hair.
"We're police, madam. Is Mrs.
Edward Martin in:"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
M~ york
(avaKca de
b. LOUIS soB0L

w. ROBABLY we'll get around to it-but some day
when the worlds current madness Is squelched and
return to the ordinary pleasantries of normal ife
may launch the mild project of a Broadway
Hall of Fame.
Maybe headquarters will be of the leading Broad
theatersand in little inches along the wals-may Dc
buss-or perhaps framed scrolls the wallor marble
column with bronze PLAGUE which will be inscribed
There is harm in making few advance recon-
mendatons Of candidates all of whom be eligible must no
longer be part of this living frenzed world Perhaps Edwin
Booth will head the list surely Joseph Jeerson will
be high the register
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
on The Side

Flow on. lovely Dee, fo0 ON.
Thou sweet river,
Thy banks purest stream
Shall be dear 10 me eper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

airport. From directory he
chose a number and was soon
in touch with the dry cleaners.
Inside of two minutes, he had
his answer. The blue suit had
been cleaned twice. 1t belonged
TO Edward J. Martin, who had
given two addresses. The first
was ell One Hundred and
TWenty-Ninth street, College
Point; the second time he had
had the suit sent in care of Mrs.
Conboy. 49-11 Sixty-Ninth street,
Winfield.
Lockwood put In another call
to Inspector John Gallagher. In
command of detectives In Queens
County. giving him full details
of the murder and adding that
he would be out there in an
hour.
BY the time Lockwood reached
the One Hundred and Ninth
precinct of Queens, Inspector
Gallagher had received a report
from his men who had meantime
visited the College Point adj
dress.
The house was in an exclusive
neighborhood of detached homes
fronting on the placid waters of
Flushing Bay, and as no one an
swered the doorbell the detec-
tives had forced an entrance
and examined every room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

81 (Most everybody has memories of particular river
Especially if they have lived
river in my memory the Hudon-and don't think there
more beautiful river in the world also have been fond of a
rd rivers rush through the hearts Cities like Truckes
atReno New, Arno at Florence Italy
0dneva Switzerand-EVD)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

ow you opening and folding newspapers the wind,
Seymour Bailey of Baltimore Nd claims to be the best
in the United States and willing
ard ready defend this claim a windy day place
nsed by the challenger 1t is the top of Fifth
h.New York Michigan boulevard Chicago
- Bailey claims the foodcaying without cham
sp Of the country He states that he has carried the follow
irg without tray, 20 feet in 40 seconds
- bowl Of sandwich piece OF pie and Of coffee
And spilled drop Don't think would to challenge
Mr. Bailey In mentioned
lthting cigar the-wind contest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

The Figst Lady, Mrs Eleanor
X 0- tcl'. afiCr sccine one OF The
publications. tho Dancy calendar
wto.e an article In her daily COLI
nnn wh.ch appeared m one % the
aiy papers, plaising tho work and
IS saue 20 American Negroes. Ia
add''.un Mrs.. Roosevelt scnl a let
icr a. tho Rev John W Miles.
chairman OF ih sponsoring com-
mltte' Tie leite, reads a. follows
D,ar Mr Miles,
ann tcgy much interested 20
81 Do Nr-fo Mane-cilp' survey
SOU seai me and shah b. happy
~ nnnrm d IN my column for J.
iatnk j. valuable for as an TO rec
ocn.1, the great contribution which
BIAS boon made 90 ant and lfcaiprc
by ii Neetm of VAS community.
Very sincerely yours.
l.ioanu Rooseveif'
lho No-io l'rf az lne Michigan
lilsfo. csl survey ~ which STUART
Poi rcr State sUpcr'Iso4. an
nominees tlir Biirlon cdlenda deal
VIA NfesYs. ln Michigan is in rs
fnai Stage 81 complexion and VIII
hc oif lb" pr sh01iy.
1Ae worker fetl N'tle ha been
-aid q Mr -lw,ucr who ha, made
'h ipng discussed proieci reai-
$685. ~ hs Expanded much -in-
,eff aul huuos' efforts In Keeping
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
Wesley Johnston Is
Candidate For Office
OF Common Council

When The fall primaries come
around there is ono candidate who
won't have any tronhlc finding
persons 10 support him That cam
didate is Wesley Johnston and the
reason he VIII find SO many sup
portcrs is bccauso he Is well-lihci
and Nei.-quali'icd as a candidate
for Detroit Common Council
Mr. Johnston has been manager
or the Bcll Isle Casino for - years
lie has tho knowledge and cxpor-
fence necessary TO hold down the
job as councilman.
Born and raised IN Detroit Mr.
Johnston Is woll-knovn as a cap
able business man. an active club
memher q charitable CITIZEN. aud
I'm energetic church worker. Older
Detroit residents remember him ls
tho msnae, OF ST. Johns Arbuf
Restaurant way hack in 1916. no
uoit's war veterans remember him
rs Iiouicuan' Johnston who went
oscr~oas in tgl7 Al Detroit knows
him ~ thc friendly capable. and
well-lik,d manager Of the Belle Isle
Casino.
M. Johnston is memh,r of
I.afncd Pos, ana Of the Forty and
eight american Legion Clubs. Of
the Native Born noiroiior's Club.
and the Michgan Restaurant and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
Convicted Last
Week For Staying
OF Collector
White Man Shot
When He Resisted
The Thugs

Convicted last week by Re-
corder's Court Jury, three men.
accused of killing collector dur
ing the holdup OF n policy house
last May T. were sentenced 10 life
imprisonment Monday by Judge
Christopher + stein.
Tho convicted mon arc Edward
Logan % Ben Johnson. q, and
James Hines. -. They wore ac-
cuscd " killing Adam Tolvagian,
-. Of 500 Nj. Elliott
The fourth member of the group
Willie IIcntley,. pleaded guilty and
appeared MS witness against his
accomplices in the crime. HENLEY
named tho three defendants and
implicated them in tho shooting
lIc was sentenced 10 life impris-
ormont last week bv Recorders
judge John +. Scallen
According TO testimony. the
thug. entered ono Of tho apart
menis At "a Watson. which was
ncing used ~ policy station.
robbed and bound M l. collectors
before Tolvagian white, entered
Tolyarian. according 10 witness
rs. resisted and was shot by the
bandits Hines was pointed out by
WITNESSES as Tho man with the gun
Tho bandits fled after tho shoot
ing
"A Colorcd councilman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
Pastor Lashes
Jitterbugs
Urges Parents
To Clamp Down

Charging that young upstairs
and ji,icrhugs' have wrecked
everything that Negro leaders have
fought for in Detroit. the Roy.
Robert l.. Brady, pastor Of Second
Baptist church. in his sermon sun
day morning called on the partniS
20 clamp down on their children.
The Rev Mr.. Brady said that thoy
should be taught that switch blades
and unlawful acts fights and
downing arc not part OF rcspcc-
'ahlo society. These do not hclonS
20 success. he said
He hit another high point in his
sermon when he accused the So
called cults and profii-makinp re-
ligious organizations for scckine
10 make a racket OF religion and
exciting bad influence on the
youth Of Detroit.
Fine houses and biz automobiles
have contributed 10 the delinqucn-
~ OF all our people h. pointed
out
stop fighting battles for crimi-
mails and lot the police arrest Law
siolators and fight for those who
are right he said
The church was packed and
several selections by the two choirs
and tho Robert Nolan chorus were
presented.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
Blount


for tho Common Council. I. there
fore. said 10 these Interested per-
sons that could not ses the WIS
dom Of several Negroes running
for Council. As far as pfocrrinc
woes was concerned, one would
M necessarily hurt tho other.
brit when We consider orga niga-
zion and the work to be dons be-
fore ihc primaries. II would co.,
'ainiv represent. 700 much scat
tered effort I'm other words, every
candidate would have an interest
cs group or groups working for
him. spending :'rc aud money 10
m2No a good showing. ] am posi-
I've tGa' the same energy IN all
shat money put behind one possi-
hle candidate would mako trc-
inerdnusly greater showing and
ono that We would he proud Of as
Ncg, ocs.
81 repeated this Statcmcl 20
hos" who recently approa mod ne
On the subject and absolutely 80
fused 10 allow my name TO = uscl
In iho primaries which Will he
hcle oct. :
- am doflnitcly interested n
Digs Campo en'
COlorcd councilman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
-Four Policy Thugs Are Given Life Sentences For Killing
Joe Tried Very Hard

Joe Adams, % OF q chiyaous follow but SIR
Ealahad was OF no avail Friday Haucn detectives showed
aside and scrai he'd lnch the little
doe according walked into Receiving hospital exhib
rte bloody left hand The tod hospital
that ne had acciden sh" hnc And this The Nh'n
DETECTIVES from the Hona,n squid looked the records
They questioned Joe and be- aust ko the gentleman shurg
sbaldc and said oh Shot myself deny
gun MY apartment s5, rsh Ii the detectives confined
70 alz Joe and discropane mcan To- h 50
flenihs began putting one and one toscthor ata
So out 10 the Adams hos and questioned Mv
Wiis Adams Is "Yes. sto hm sh then cloci
Ike 3 diam polIcn hnlIng hL.-w.ln
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
Graft
Continued from page u

pulls out a capsule, taking from n
printed Slip He then reads the
number. name and occupation Of q
prospective Juror.
After the juror IS seated In the
jury box, Judge pugslcy then be-
Gins his series OF questions Some
of the stock questions asked by
Judge Purslcy arc.
Is there any reason you could
not serve as fair and impartial
juror?
10 you know anything about this
case?
Have you any oplnion9
Have you ever expressed any
opinion
Have you any idea what tho out
tonne of this case should be?
II the proofs should satisfy yon
beyond reasonable doubt what
would your verdict be?
II you arc not satisfied with the
proofs what would your ycrdic, he?
is your mind free from preju-
dice?
Wh!lc The judge IS questioning
the prospective juror both defense
lawyers and the prosecutors are
consulting each other Each side
has the right 20 excuse 4 Juror on
certain legal grounds al,hou h
their right 70 question the jurors
mas been taken over hy tho cou.t
TO avoid delay.
During the recess ihs defendants
eaihoilne in the spacious corridor
20 smoke and chat win their law
yer Other defendants. or friends.
Reading tho shortest man in the
group Is probably tho busiest dur
nc the recess pcuod. going from
ono group 20 another 10 shake
hand and talk.
Md there's lhe acutcly nervous
~ fcndant who strols up and down
me coridnr vicorogsly smoking
ono cisarei,c after another IN
me court room he is constantly
shifting about in hi, scat crossing
his logs and then uncrossi ng thcm
as his fingers beat tauo on the
hard pcWs
There arc not many IN he audi
rncc now. bul whom testimony he
gins seats viii be- ~ premium
However Tho show has long limo
% run and every ono vii be- able
20 see az least one performance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
shot When He
For Return
|@ Money He Lost
Assailant Held
On Felonious
Assault Count

Eugene Jackson. 2s, OF 1863 Hunt.
vss haylns good time in tho New
nav ciuh Waterloo and Chcnc.
,,rlr saturday morning That is,
hs va BAKING good time until
\, dropped his money. and then
troub'e sisried.
whl, maueaycring through the
sa,ricacIes az little ruggins cut
tur. Jarsson dropped s1.75 on he
dance floor Leroy Bray, ~, 2l2S
ani.c'am who was also getting a
lfts lce exercise by dancing. stop
red hi- 'ao' work when he saw
The money fall, stopped down and
rifsod M Which was elr.rht
v.h Ja k.on as nc knew BRAY But
Jackson VAS wrong
ATE leaving the hot spot Jatk
son ask Bray for the money he
bad pcs 40 on The dance flnor .n
the rca luh telling Bray that
he mono, belonged 10 him.
lns'f e turning over he
money ldd been requested hy
Jackson Bray is alleged 20 hllc
TUNED loeso Joe Louis right.
irop1rgg Jackson to the pavement.
Then al ordine 10 Jackson. R1ay
pulled revolver and shot hin the
hullf pcactratine both TIN MS.
Rriy YVES later arrested ~ his
Aome sna held on a fclonioHs as
'iulf chfrge
"A toIored Councilman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

sidff of fnnr rc.cdfrh WofNrr-'
ne now iusentoiyns manusa ip'-
amt d0, smcniS whlth arc nD' af-
'ossilr 20 ne public NcNer d.
fore ha the Federal Gov.,Wcni
made au attempt 10 make pnna-
non' records 9nl hi,'nry of 'He
N'-f0c- availahio ~ ' citix
l'emtrH WORKERS h.s'n Jams sdil
schula ~ various i'm' luat'i-
Hal- and ORGANIZATIONS have a
tonp'd such wo1k m found goo
many rsmiiicaroh md ~ course
ahnHd'scd tho pfoicc Many iosl
club SON d. ha-lN' aNH prAl
siora men are coz pcnsor.rs iais
Wnfo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

Accused OF larceny by trick Ing
ram Parks. %. Of 44e3 Brush.
was arrested last Tuesday by De-
lectiyos Wallace Williams and llsr-
ny PITTS. OF the Special lnvcsllga-
ton SQUAD Parks was arrested on
fugitive warrant for tho Officials
OF Gadsdcn Ala Parks said he
would FIGHT exiradiiion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

Caterers Association He lives a.
s6i2 Bcwipk. enjoys family life and
has raised TWO sons
Win his qualifications Z, I, 4
wonder chat Nj Johnston has nov
en- ran Cor public office before !ie
has watched Detroit grow AMI
knows hcr problems and has live
ly ideas for their solution For this
reason all Detroit VIII be- support
ing wesley Johnston for Detroit
Common Council.