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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28

Council Of Parent Teacher associ-
atoms win meet Wednesday. Dec. |
3, 1t the home of Mrs. George
Leach. $50 5th ave-. N. w., at 9
,. m
Business Of the evening win be
concerned principally with the or
ganixation and putting into action
ths nutrition program which IL
ponsored by the U. s. govern
mont.
Puya1lup II one Of three cities IN
TIN stats selected TO start the
Flock system Of distribution of
information and literature on
foods prepared by the U. s. bureau
Of homo economies. In this state
q n under thu direction. of Miss
Claire Hartnctt. nutritionist Of the
stats health department The
litsrature win Be sent to the
Chamber Of Commerce office to
b obtained there by the block
mothers and distributed under the
direction Of q local chairman yet
70 b selected. This IL = civilian
ssrvics project directed by II. 4.
epear, local chief Of civilian
service.
Nseker and Maplewood school
districts have the program well
outlined and block mothers chosen
and the entire program should be
under way by Dec. /.
Alpha Club Hostess
Nrs. Robert williams win be
hostsw It . o'clock DESSERT
luncheon at her home. 1924 So.
Meridian =, Tuesday. Dec. l. for
members Of the Alpha club with
1rrsL Eugsns Mosier assisting. In
Sins with the club theme Of the
year. lCrs. williams win tell some
az the lesser known facts about
Abraham Lincoln
PuyaIlup chapter Of the w. c.
T. u. win meet Tuesday at 2 p.
m. 1t the home Of Mrs. Horace
wiIliston. sos lth ave-. 8. w. The
afternoons program win include .
discussion Of "A Just and Last
Ing Peace" and q study Of the At
lanfie and Pacific charterA Mira.
John Cook win preside.
lfrs- w. A. Miller Of sgt w.
Pionesr ave-. was hostess Thanks
g1vlnK day at . family dinner for
members Of the Miller and Willis
ton elan. Seated at the table were
the hostess. Mr.. and Mrs Paul
Mills. son Warren and daughters
Janet and Gail. DR.. and Mrs.
Funk WiIliston and ron Frank.
r.. and daughter Ann. of Tacoma;
1Gr. and Mrs George Williston Of
Tacoma: Miss Derona McKitrick
q Spokane: Keith Kolh. students
It University Of Washington. but
whoss home IL IN Montana. and
Nm. Horace williston, sister of
the hostess
Mn. Helsa suIkozlxy Webster
Funeral services were being ar
ranged Friday for Mrs. Helen Sui
kosly Webster. 81. Of Clarks
Creek district. who died Thursday
afternoon IN . Seattle hospital
following . long illness. She was
= native daughter Of Puyzllup and
= member Of SITS. Peter and Paul
Catholic church. Tacoma.
Surviving are q son, Clarence,
r.. a Tacoma. . daughter. De
lores, Of Nontesano: her parents
N. and z1rA Ray suikosky. Puy-
a11rp: TX brothers. Ray. Edward
and Pm IN fhe T. 8. army. and
Stanley. Chester and Tommie oi
Puya1lup. and three sixterz. Nrs
Mary Stewart Of Seattle. Mrs
Frances ing. Monteszno. and Mrs
Josephine FavIock. San Luis Obs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
PuYallup PIT. A. to Place
Nutrition Program in Force
One Of Three Cities in Stote to
Distribute information on Foods

po. Gal wrigley and Clements
viii make the announcement.
Guy msrsin
Last rites for Guy Merwin, 81.
who died suddenly Tuesday eve
ming after q long illness. viii be
held Saturday at / p. m. at the
wrigley and Clements chapel with
Rev. Walter watkin and Corinth-
ain lodge No. IS. p. and A. NJ. of
which he was a member, offici-
ating. Entombment will be IN
woodlawn Abbey under the dlrec-
ton Of wrigiey and Clements.
Members Of Corinthian lodge are
asked TO meet at Masonic hall At
1880 to attend the funeral.
Merwin. Whose home was at
sos 9Th ave-, N. W.. came to Puy-
silup from Wisconsin in 1905. He
leaves his wife. Mary A.: a daugh-
ter. Gladys Merwin, Of Bothell:
two step-sons. John Mannering of
Puyallup. and Robert Mannering
Of Portland; three step-daughters.
Mrs. Laura Tegner, Puyallup. and
Mrs. Dorothy Brown and Mrs.
Della Jackey of washougal: 10
grandchildren; three brothers, FL
mer. IN Wisconsin: Pearl, in Cali
fornia. and Bernice Of Tacoma.
and three sisters. Mrs. Sadie Bev-
ins of Fife; Mrs. Edna Wright. in
Minnesota. and Mrs. Mary Garri-
son Of Beverley Hills. Cal.
William Ensslin
Funeral services for William
Ensslin win be held at the wrig-
ley and Clements chapel Saturday
At 8 p. m. under Christian Science
auspices. Burial win be In Wood
bine.
Ladies Of Peace Lutheran church
win hold their annual Thank
Offering" service at IL o'clock
Sunday morning with the Mary
Martha Missionary society in
charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28

Your postmaster can tel you
how 10 invest in Z. s. Wan
BONDS. =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28

20, Cal. wrigley and Clements
viii make the announcement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28

Puyallup chapter Of the w. c.
Z. u. win meet Tuesday at 2 p.
m. It the home Of Mrs. Horace
wiIliston. sos lth ave-. 8. w. The
afternoons program win include .
discmsion Of "A Just and Last
ing Peace" and q study Of the At
lanfic and Pacific chartera Mira.
John Cook win preside
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
Will Use
Mass Power
To Get Jobs
Jobless And
Skilled Will
Register

The Commute on Employment Of
Negroes in War Industries is plan
ming a mammoth demonstration TO
be held Sunday. May 81 at pm. on
Belle Isle for the purpose OF mass
ing unemployed Negro men and
women and those who are skilled
workmen but have been refused
work in war industries.
An invitation has been extended TO
former governor Paul V. McNutt,
administrators OF war man power
board TO be guest speaker. Leading
Detroit industrialist. as well as
heads of small industries. have been
asked 10 participate. Representa-
tives OF both ALL and UAW-CIO
will be present and participate on
the program.
Macs registration will be taken
OF all those unemployed or those
skilled workmen who have mental
jobs. There will be group singing
and selections by large band.
"The nation is calling for man
power Senator Charles A. Diggs
chairman. said when referring 10
the plans. land thousands OF able
bodied Negroes are unemployed
We must see that the available man
power and woman power OF our
group shall he consumed In the gi-
Continued on page p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
Bowler Dies OF
Broken Neck
Car Overturns;
Mates Escape

Robert Dawson. captain Of Fri
ars Ale bowling team returned
home Monday. but not as he had
anticipated
Instead OF returning with cash
awards and trophies from the
fourth ANIMAL National Nesro Bowl
ing tournament in Indianapolis
whore he was going. Dawson re-
turned home corpse. victim OF an
automobile accident near Antwerp.
Ono.
Four other members OF the bowl
ing team Sam Merritt. FLOYD Fos-
ter. George Bennett and Ernest
tBootsl Fairfax were in the auto
mobile when the car skidded on a
curve aud turned over. None OF
them were injured
Dawson. who was sitting IN The
front seat with Merritt. who was
driving was Killed instantly when
his neck was broken
Vernon (Spikel Moore. the other
member. was scheduled 10 accom-
pany the club 10 Indianapolis bur
suffered broken leg last Wednes-
day The team left Detroit last
SATURDAY. afternoon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
Derie Miller
Gets Navy
Cross Award

The President OF the United
States has awarded the Navy Crose
to Dorie Miller, mess attendant
First Glass. us. Navy, for heroism
displayed during the Japanese at
tack on Pearl Harbor Dec. z. 1s4l'
He was cited "for his distinguish
ed devotion to duty, extraordinary
courage and disregard for his own
personal safety during the attack.
Miller was commended by Secre-
tary OF the Navy Frank Knox on
April /, and he has received an adj
vancement in rating since the at
tack on Pearl Harbor. His COM
mendation from the Secretary stat
ed that while at the side OF his
captain on the bridge. Miller, de-
spite enemy strafing and bombing
and in the face Of serious fire, as
sisted in moving his captain, who
had been MORALLY wounded, to .
place OF greater safety, and later
manned and operated a machine
gun until ordered TO leave the
bridge"
Miller was born Oct. ~, 1919. al
Waco, Texas. and first enlisted AZ
mess attendant third class at Dali
las, on Sept. Is. 1889. His next OF
kin is his father, Conery Miller,
Route 1, Box 339. Waco. Texas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
Mrs. Jeafories
Not To Quit
Jury Post

Following the ousting OF three
key members OF the Wayne County
Jury commission charges OF falsi-
styling records TO obtain money.
Mrs. Mayme Jeffreys was made
chairman OF the commission. She
is the first woman OF her race to
hold this position. II is rumored
that efforts are being made by GER
tain politicians 10 induce Mrs. JEFF
freys to step down from the chair
manship of the commission. in ia
vor OF the Rev. Mr.. Vance. but it is
understood that she has no inten-
ton OF relinquiehing the post.
The Jury commission recently
underwent a purge, because OF al
legged failure OF some OF the mem
bers TO comply with the key system
OF selecting Jurors. AT present, the
Jury commission Is composed Of
one Republican and six Democratic
members.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
Gets 2-To-15 Years
For Fatal Stabbing

Pleading guilty TO second degree
murder. Isadore Roy 81. go Hen
drie. was sentenced last Thursday
TO term OF two to Is years i'm
prisonment in the state Prison AZ
Jackson. by Recorders Judge
George Murphy.
Roy was charged with the fatal
stabbing Of Bernard Brown. 81.
1852 Scotch. April ! during an ar
gument in an apartment AZ 5Si5
Brush. The argument started in a
card game In the apartment
The prisoner told the court that
ne stabbed Brown because he had
been attacked by number OF per-
sons In the anartment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
beratOr
twists Arm
ID Strikes
|NAACP Asks
Dismissal OF
City Empolyee

tillism Curry, student at Perish
biigh school was severely beater
] DSR coach operator Friday
| 7 after leaving a ST. Aubir
ID. Curry in company with
u white students OF the schoo
chided by the operator for non
bsnt OF fare. The white boys
brding to Curry's story were
D. Of not paying their fare and
50 when the operator called
attention to their neglect.
hsr the four boys got Off the
ore OF the white boys accused
p Curry OF owina lin Q. dime
tlbbed Curry al a tussie be-
SEEMINGLY the colored lad
getting the better OF the argu-
/ when the white coach opera
stepped in. He struck Curry
De face, twisted his arm be-
his back and struck him in the
IN.
be parents reported the case "a
NAACP In a letter TO Fred No
general manager. DER. the
lCP asked for dismissal OF the
'sr The parents are contem-
ing court action.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
TESTIMONIAL
DINNER FOR
JOE LOUIS

A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS por-
troit OF Joe Louis by E. Simms
Campbell, the noted artist and car
toonist, will adorn the menu card
at the Reveille clubs testimonial
dinner to "Our joe" in New York
City, Thursday night. May 81.
A Photographic reproduction OF
this special crayon drawing OF the
worlds heavyweight champion will
make the menu card a valuable
souvenir OF the noted fstic artists
prowess.
II Is rumored that onther recent
ly discovered young artist will be
introduced on that occasion with
"a likeness" calculated 10 attract
attention 30 his unusual talent.
Many celebrities have signifed
their intention 10 be present TO hon
or Joe" Miss Tallulah Bankbed,
the prominent actress, was among
the frst TO accept an invitation: and
(Continued on page D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
bsR Driver INTERRUPTS KIDS
QUARREL: BEATS NEGRO BOY
Dr.B.A. Milton
Appointed lnkstel
Health Officer
Physician
First Negro To
Hold Post

MISTER, Mich.-Dr. Boynton A,
Milton OF Inkster. Michigan was
appointed Commissioner OF Health
by the action OF the City Board on
Tuesday. May 5. This is the fret
time that a Negro has ever held this
position and affords him the dis
tinction OF being the youngest in
the state.
DR.. Milton was born in Washing
ton. d. c. where he received his
preliminary education. He was
graduated from Atlanta university
with p. S. degree, and received his
degree OF doctor OF medicine from
Meharry Medical college, Nash
Vile. Tenn, 1887.
After spending one year in HON
er G. Phillips hospital OF 81. Louis
Mo. he came to Michigan 10 begin
his practice. Since being in Inkster
DR.. Milton has been deeply inter
ested in community public health
he has operated a pediatric clinic
for the past four years. and he has
been school physician for the past
three years.
Among other activities he is sup
erintendent OF Sumby Memorial
hospital and vice president OF Alpha
Phi Alpha fraternity. He is medical
coordinator OF the Better Citizens
league OF Inkster. which organlza-
ton Is doing wonderful job In
leading the Negro populace and de-
manding political recognition In
city government Office for Its 5000
Negro voters.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
cANNERY FACES Death SUI
Open Annual Guide
Right Week Sunday

The Alpha Kappa Alpha soror-
ity's annual Guidance Week will
open Sunday, May II al IL pm.
with an address by Hertha Priest,
national chairman Of AKA guidance
activities. over radio station WJLB.
The six-day program will close
sunday. May "a a. IL am. az which
time Mrs. Beulah 7. Whithy. SUI
preme basileus Of the sorority will
speak on The Negro Woman Work
err
A series OF information lectures
covering all the occupations in
which women are employed will he
heard Tuesday May 10, Wednesday
and Thursday from : 10 S-30 pm. at
Plymouth congregational church.
Scheduled speakers include Mrs.
Geraldine Bledsoe, Ernst Marshall.
William Hall Mrs. r Louise
Grooms Mrs Violet Lewis and
Mrs. Frances owens.
The career conference for girl
high school graduates only will be
held Saturday. May % a, Q am.
and 3 pm. All other sessions are
open 20 the public.
In explaining The aims Of the
yearly endeavor which has come 10
be an important part Of AKA ao-
tivity all over the country. Miss
Priesi states:
alpha Kappa Alpha sorority be-
lieves that life we'll planned and
well lived will produce happiness
security and recognition NOT ~ e
for the individual hut for hi. ioc'
and larger communities as we'll
Guidance that relatively new sci
ence OF human nature. assists an
individual TO adequately and ef-
fectively plan and direct his life
Guidance Is defined as the
process OF assisting the individual
10 understand his abilities. needs.
interests. aptitudes. limitations and
opportunities and to make wise
choices and adjustments in the
li~ht Of this knowledge in order
that he might live n fuller and more
serviceable individual as we'll as
community life.
I'm order 10 make wsie choices
concerning careers or jobs one
mus. have Information about ca
reers and occupations Alpha Kap-
pa Alpha's 1912 Guidance activities
all center around giving this infor-
nation. This information Will in
clude the training necessary. eal-
ary range. possible promotions.
working conditions. supply and do
mand. etc. in other words the adj
vantages and disadvantages OF a
great number Of occupations
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16

ed a Federal tax stamp as a retail
dealer in fermented malt liquor l
sold beer and lunch TO colored
folks in my little lunch room. /
did not think ! was running blind
pig as the place was wide open
and any one could come and go as
they pleased
Judge Brennan refused al FIST TO
accept Matthews plea OF guilty, and
recommended TO the prosecutor that
the case be dismissed, but the
prosecutors office took the position
that there had been a violation OF
law. even though technical. and In
sisted that the prosecution proceed.
When Matthewe told the court
that he had no money to hire 2
lawyer. Judge Brennan appointed
an attorney for him. During the
Continued on page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
w ant Official
Here TODirect
Rent Freezing

Citing unsettled conditions in De-
troit as impeding the war pro-
gram. the Detroit Branch NAACP.
called upon the Ofiice OF Price Ad-
ministration 10 appoint immediate
ly rent administrator in the De-
troit area. A telegram TO Leon
Henderson. price administrator.
stated the position OF the NAACP.
In letter TO Councilman George
Edwards. Gloster r. Current. execu-
tive secretary praised the militant
young councilman for his efforts 10
secure an administrator for the De-
trolt area. Everyday, wcmen are
coming 20 our Office with pitiful
stories about gouging Landlords
who are taking advantage OF the
Confined on page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16

before any magistrate or justice OF
the peace: any fire arm. rife. PTS
toll. revolver. automatic pistol. billy
metallic knuckles, gas ejecting de-
vice--or any dangerous weapon or
thing seized by any peace officer
within the curtilage Of any dwelling
house in the state"
Amendment Unconstitutional
Attorneys LeBron Simmons. Err
nest Goldman and Elvin Davenport
argued that the Bill OF Rights rep
resents the spirit OF a democratic
system OF government. and this Sc
curity was destroyed under the
amendment TO the Constitution
Continued on page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
Run-of Election Az Ford's

The run-on election for the Of
fees OF president vice president
and financial secretary OF Ford Lo-
cal 600 began wednesday morning
and will end Friday.
In the irst election held last
week shelton Tapes was the only
candidate who received a large
enough majority to be elected. he
"a the new recording secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16

thews pleaded guilty TO the charge
and was placed on probation for a
period OF "a hours. At the end OF
that period the Probation Depart
ment reported Matthews had lived
up TO the terms Of his probation,
and he was, accordingly, dischar-
ged.
The statute provides punishment
Of six months in the county Jail or
a fine OF $500. or both.
Matthews was arrested Jan. 2.
for selling liquor without q state
license In his lunch room In Rom
illus. He freely admitted his guilt,
stating to the court:
The reason I sold this beer was
because the colored folks In Romu-
lus can not 20 into other beer gar
dens and cit down and drink beer.
I applied for q state license, but
It was refussd. However, l sscur-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16

the Feb. rs riot at the Sojourner
Truth project.
The charges against Lee were
filed after a bumperette had been
found in the automobile in which he
was riding with four other men.
In 1888 Sam Stein and Joe Mas
sic. two alleged gangesters. were ar
rested by police who had chased
the taxicab in which they were
riding. A revolver was found in the
car. At the trial. Recorders Judge
John p. Scallen ruled that the gun
could not be offered as evidence be-
cause the search was illegal. The
case was taken to the State SUI
preme Court and Judge Scallen g
ruling was upheld by the higher
court.
The Bill OF Rights
The ruling OF the court was bas-
ed on Article 2. Section 10 OF the
Constitution which says "the per-
son, house, papers and possessions
OF every person shall be secure
from unreasonable searches and
seizures"
This section Is called the Bill OF
Rights, and was incorporated In
the Constitution In 1885.
In 1895 the Michigan legislature
adopted a joint resolution to amend
Article 2. Section 10 OF the Consti-
tuition. This amendment. which was
passed by the people in 1896 reads:
provided. however, that the pro-
visions OF this section shall not be
construed to bar from evidence in
any court OF criminal jurisdiction
or in any criminal proceedings held
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
Receivers $AS3
Illegally Held
BY city Police

A suit against the City OF Detroit
10 recover s45S.6s which was taken
from an apartment at sss Napoleon
during an illegal raid Sept. 10. 1891
was won by Marvin Brown, rs. In
Circuit Judge Joseph A. Moyni-
hans court last wednesday.
Brown was represented by Attor-
ney Oscar Liggett, who charged
that the police broke into an apart
ment that Brown had rented while
the plaintiff and two other persons
were counting the money and ar
rested them for violating the state
gambling laws. The money was 81
so seized.
The city refused TO return the
money 10 Brown after he had been
found not guilty By Judge Joseph
A. ellis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
Road Named
For Pelham
Wins Prize

Wayne County's modern new Pei
ham road. named for Benjamin Pei
ham. former county accountant. at
Wabash railroad, north OF Ecorse
road in Allen Park. has been award
ed honorable mention in class c In
the fourteenth annual bridge award
competition OF the American Insti-
tute of Steel Construction. Inc. held
recently in New York, for struc-
lures built during 1871.
News OF the award was received
this week by Harry A. Shuptrine'
bridge engineer for the Wayne
County Road commission, builder OF
the prize winning bridge. Only one
other award was made in this class
which included all bridges In the
country costing less than s250,O0O.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
Pndemned Murderer
Feaks Under Strain

~ men Mrs. Evelyn Byrd was ad-
n 70 the House OF Correction
T., aa'ioay after having been SEN
70 serve from 7H-to-20
'or he murder Of her husband
|,A s's nr. Cloyd Byrd. II is report
-, sne was calm and resigned
out later in the day brofe
,ne strain which she had
during the trial and be-
nys'erlcal. II Ia stated that
all line Time, she was So emo
IA s ,uln,strung a. 10 appear al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
Sentence Suspended
For Bootleg Barber

Willie johnson. $500 Hastings,
barber. was listed as being among
The first defendants in a case invoi-
wing local BARRIERS who violated the
state barber laws Of cutting hair
after closing hours or what In
commonly termed bootleg bar
berinG.
Johnson was taken before Re-
corder's Judge George Murphy We'd
nesday morning and was found gull
~. Judge Murphy suspended SEN
tence.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
Oancy In New Orleans
For Social Work Meet

John c. Dancy. exeuctive secre-
tary Detroit Urban league. left
Detroit Saturday for New Orleans
where he is attending the nation
al conference OF social workers.
He will return home by the end
OF the week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
AYS NEGRO
ANTED ONLY
5 MESS BOY

nJamin Blassingille, OF 235
ue street. a college-trained
" man who recently made ap-
uon in Detroit to enter the
Navy on his record OF merit
ability bat who was told by re-
'ung officers that he could only
tnhs'ed as a mess attendant,
nllIed to The Tribune the copy
letter OF protest addressed TO
American public through NAL
Dingay, OF The Detroit Free
The discrimination expert
q by Mr.. Blassingille is in d.
opposition to the board poll
wnlch the Navy recently an
leea relative to the enlisting
Eesroes TO that service.
ne letter reads:
s35 Hague Street
Detroit, Michigan
May 10, 1912
Malcolm W. Bingay
Detroit Free Press
foli. Michigan
p Sir,
,Vuay as ] read on page two Of
one In columns six and seven
me Detroit Free Press the
~ Appeal for six hundred men
nv IN the state TO man our
lug SHIPS, my soul poured out
,'n me, for Just Thursday, May
anN"ered request by the Navy
Y I.me IN and complete my enlist.
having begun application for
.ment the day following the
r."uneed Naval Change Of Policy
.a'ng the enlistment Of Ne
\. within a week I had COM
'.a my application duplication
'e all the procedure I'M TO be-
sworn in). At that time my
Confined on mage 2,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
At Browder Mass Meeting

Senator Charles c. Digs spoke
Wednesday. May lS at mass meet
ing 10 free Earl browder held ai
the Mirror ballroom.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
Project Defendants
Must Stand Trial
By RUSS J. COWANS

An amendment to the state constitution, passed by the
people 1886 provided grounds last Thursday for Re-
corder Judge George Murphy to deny the motion filed by
defense attorneys for the dismissal Of charges against
Henry Lee charged with carrying concealed weapons in