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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-10
Father flanagan Refu!es BadBoy
Notion; Blames Big City Greed

must be given chance and
taught that il IS better to become
an honest worke business and
professional man instead Of a
cheat
SOCIETY neeas 10 re'urn TO the
TEACHINGS Of hrist All problems
can bc solved II people would
abolish selfishnoss
laihcr Flanagan came 20 DE
'toii % has Rows Town foot
han team play Catholic Central
on last sunday
IN explaining apoNi HIS Boys
Town project which ne founded
Is Years AGO for homeless boys
he said hat evc'y state and race
in The ''niou was represented
among his citizens AZ mo home
They arc taught to believe
thar they are al Gods children
20 respect ihe Ten command
m"nts q God 90 stf along with
their fellow man and 20 make
themselves nsernl citizens
lohu c Danrs director of tho
Detroit Urban learlc was toast
master and introduced me guests
Those attending Inc mnchcon
were John Rallencor Detroit po-
lice commissioner Rev Robert
J. Brady Ir Jesse Owens.
Willis = Ward MISS Grace Out.
law OF the American Red Cross
Dt II Wallace s Williams
Lo'is Colombo j. re-, j. r
Thomas Mrs Bes Fleming
Thomas Gamble, nr William
Postles Rev man nrurc. Or.
Jas Goesins Roy Napn Wiz
son Sfutzl Anderson Ryron
Reid nresS secgaart az Rows
Town hester Rentio Father
Kline Inspector ilamaober Of tho
9TH precinct Judge Poserh A..
cills Larry Bleach John r..
James John r Williams L "
Quinn PET IT. Gerald Walters.
George Taylor l'lesses " Roykin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-10
INKSTER
JOT TIN GS
By DORIS OD0M

The Husband and Wife Social
club N which Mrs Lillian Stin
son is president surprised Mr
and Mrs Wilson Sigh and baby
with a hshv shower SATURDAY.
night November : Those at
tending were Nr and Mrs sid
nov ScohAy Nr and Mrs ]
Stinson Nr and Mrs Marvin
Butler. tloise Evans. Nr and
Mrs Harold Robertson Mr. and
Mrs " Graham. Mr ard Mrs
Joseph Davis. Emma Aliston Mrs
Agnes Davis Mr. and Mrs James
Lawson. Mr. and Mrs James
Cannon of Delray. Michigan
The American Legion auNil-
iary here celebated tho birth
DAYS of three Of their members
SATURDAY. night November 2 az
tho home ~ Mrs p Odom on
Walnrr street Those attending in
Guided Nr and Mrs c Rodgers
NJ and Mrs r Morrison. Airs
Mary Roland Mr and Mrs c
Lane Mrs I-anicr Mrs NcNcice
Nr and Mrs rhnke't Mrs
Goodson Mrs posey also Mrs
pcrry guest and Doris Odom
Miss Wilma McDauiels returned
home from tho hospital Wcdnes-
day after having hecn hit by
car IN sertemner All her friends
wish her speedy recovery and
are clad to SEQ her homo
The Young Peoples orgsniza-
tion enloyed verv nice Halo
ween patty Wednesday night at
tho home ~ Doris Odom Ice
cream. cake and cider we're
served Present we're Mrs Eloise
Evans, Mary Elizabeth Evans.
Gloria Allen Lillian King and
LEROY Spencer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-10

Send No Money
uave YOU ever used Fth~O> AIttN
ffRft Mr. It's inherent send quickly
for fuilsUe noftls double strength
on >u-kI~k. tKitt ttff.h iew
will resist or foreei " send So" tu"t
= cent morr WITHIN 10 uavS neal win
a rriiahe man IN bnsiness - Years
NKIIF TODAY Addrrss rERi NJ
MAS Dept ~, Box lis, Alfred Sta.
Detroit /. Wien.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-10
Juggles Figures
On Uncle Sans
.Check---Anested

Because he allegedly raised q
$3.50 creek 10 sill5o Prince
Iauderdale. ~ Of 29i winder was
taken before L s Commissioner
George Read Monday on charges
10 tampering With government
check
Commissioner Read ordered me
defendant held for trial under
81 son bond
Laudordale was arrested on
November ?, when he attempted
70 cash the check FOR Nli5o in
Sans Randolph store The check
was made ont originally for sii 50.
L. s Secret Service Agent viii
liam 4 Carlson said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-10

There is no such thing as a
hai hcy said Mo Ri Rev f.
Flanagan whom he addressed
quests ~ mnrheon which was
given ~ Ns honor rs " u
Boo Robinson ~ tho Go'bam
hnirl lsH' FRIDAY
The fondes ~ Eoys Town
added that a. So al''a hsl hoy
Is f.riim Of nfeler and said
ihai ne school in Nebraska was
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wy" VT 0'fe "i1N ior I'D" pnr.
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Youth brought up under -ys
tom - greed learns % hate and
mas li''i' respect for nus hro'her
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-10

hr W Horizon Andw n Jap
Snocd nr Ar F. Thomas. n. p
Taliafcrro Dr HALEY Bell. An
drew J smith Victor Hicks. Ed
die CUMMINGS Romano Johns
Gordon Wilson ] Sicmpen. Joe
Tandy. F. l. Peters Or Paul
AlcNander Maurice Houston Fred
Fuller Dr lanes McClendon.
Freddie Guinyard m Powell
Johnson Earl Hg'cmns Thomas
Hammond lohn White. f Lucas,
Lloyd " Golfer EdSar Frazel-
ton LLOYD LOOMS. Harry Thorn
as clifton Russian Onslow Far
rish Walton Lewis Hathaway
and Charles c. Digs. sr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-10

COMMERCIAL
FLAMES TO S.A.

a ,nfLrHlA 'ANPl Mai
, arish' president Of the cl'l-
IA s6uihern Bank and Trust
aounccd last week
Is aitempiinS 70 arrange
sspo roo for the West
Fi4ng Service Inc
..s ~ National City Bank
/ rs,naclpnia 70 equip the COM
T., o.h planes an airfield and
[.S,u.ca equipment
T., COMPANY whose main Offices
Ne York viii fly COM
IT,. ansrorl planes over
t., >nlca
~ ompany has been granted
a. establish COM
/. M Fine in the republic OF
tae transportation of
[...sss mah and other car
| sNsen various cities % the
barry
r. W. indies Flying Service.
w.. esear7ed a few months
|. ssa poratod in the state
n.aaa.r Executive Officers
81 .any are qualified
|. fainipg and practical
|..-aa 10 snecessfullv oper-
1 ~ such far-roach-
/, rraanec cart II r Rob-
|. ar g. S. Army Air
- president Of The
/ llarcisco Basso Jr
Iss vie Parks Air college
port pilots is vice
|aa ani a r. Mesa score
l. F personnel 10 the CONF
r. n aes pilots and mechan-
be- made up OF form
r.rs 81 the s9lh Pursuit
srl Gg2nd Fighter eroup
so iae.r wings AZ Tlskeecc
fclA and who won their
aie degrees IN flyins
ashfng tho Wanted No2
h. H Of The Ecuadofian
IS l0 years and equal {
|rs M other air lransporta-
|, mr aNos are guaranteed in
Ei-r not limited 20 impost-
b. d and use ~ puh!ic
b. is required ay the
government iba' the
invest a minimum OF
FLAMES instruments
aitons Whom this in
lres' as been certified 90 the
r-m & Uill consider loans
pany II necessary
concession embodied iu
~ .ccrrci extends Tho scr-
80 .I, ...ranv o., fr. SON
7, q 'e country lying 20 the
ana southwest beyond me
'' aoses
F. concession VAS granted
/ a ard the same day tho
q. national defense %
'' made contract with 'he
the transportation hy
H'ary personnel and
within Ecuador Prior
aand OF the concession
on and Mrs Basso hal
ial study in Ecuador
nfrys needs and prob
geld NJ air transpor-
study was facilitated
.orian governments and
tho company AZ iis
Nase for the purpose 81
ncessions 10 meet those
Hlted cost ~ csiahlish-
Grating tho company
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-10
SEX SCREWBALL
HARNESSES WOMEN
ON WEST SIDE

Police are looking for a we'll
dressed 25-year-old man who has
heen terrorizing west side women.
The suspects latest victim was
Mrs Minnie Jackson. 81 e37s
stanford Mrs Jackson was walk
ing down Milford between Hart
ford on Nov 3 at Il am when
she was erahhed by a man who
dragged her back into the alley
She said she offered him money.
but he told her that he did not
want the money but wanted To
feel hor She screamed and the
man ran up The alley and escaped
~ this momeni a police car came
along and Mrs Jackson told her
story 70 them
The snspcci was described as
being about $50 pounds and ap-
proSimsiely feet-six inches in
height He was wearing light
top cost and brown suit.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-19

FOR SALE-In Heber. three rooms
and bath, garden and chicken fa-
cilities, yard fenced, $1,000. In
quire at Post Office for direction.
D. T Robbins. AL
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-19
l9-CitY Property for Sale

FOR SALE-In Heber, 5 room house
with 2 screened porches, running
water, on double lot. Grapes, cit
rus, garden space now in toma-
toes, peas, beans, onions, etc. SIN.
garden tractor incl. Price $1,000
Immediate possession. T. r.
Fletcher, So. Heber st. 4-21
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-19

FOR SALE-Nice 2 bedroom house
good location. This place is in
excellent condition. Does not need
any repairs or painting. Nice rear
yard and garage. Wall to wall
rugs and drapes included at $4,000
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone geo
4-25
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-19

MAN OR WOMAN WANTED for
Rawleigh route of 1900 families
in Brawley and northeast I'M
perial County. Write today. Raw
leigh's, Rawleigh Dept. CAD-583-
SA, Oakland, Calf. 4-20
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-19

MAN for general office work with
old established firm. Good wages
to right party Write Box 612, c/o
Post-PreSS. 4-19
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-19

MUST HAVE within three weeks
2 bedroom house, unfurnished.
Permanent civilian family. Will
pay mo. in advance. Scroggs,
Phone 21G7-M. 4-26
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-19

FOR SALE bedroom suburban
home. This is nice place, good
condition, hardwood in front room,
lots of nice features. Good water
system. Fixed for chickens. Priced
S40CO
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-19

WANTED-Experienced tank truck
driver, appear in person. Phone
585, 257 E. Main. 4-25
MAN TO MOP and wax linoleum
floor. Please apply at Office Sup
ply Co., Inc, 52l Main. 4-21
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-19

WHITE WOMAN during summer
months in mountains. Must be
capable of caring for children.
Room, board and good salary.
Contact Box 615, co Post-PreSs.
4-25
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-19
OPPORTUNITY
l7-Country Property-Leust

40 ACRES-319 mi. SW FL Centre;
IL mi. w. Lyons Crossing. Write
B. Helmer, P. o. Box SOLO, San
Francisco, Calf. q
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-19

WANTED-Young man between
ages 10 and 35, ex-service desir-
able, with some electrical or radio
experience. Must be able to travel.
Phone Calipatria 263 for interview.
j. r. Hughes. 423
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-19

WANTED-3 experienced waitress
es. Apply Hamilton's Fountain in
Cooks Mkt. Ask for Mr.. Woodall,
643 Main. 4-21
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-19

TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone 660
4-24
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-19

w WANTED-Spanish speaking sales
lady. MARCOTS, 484 Main. 4-24
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-19
26--Poultry
26-A-F0rm Needs

27--Form Implements
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-19

FOR SALE-2 bedroom house,
sleeping porch, "a bed, hardwood
floors, 2 bedroom suites, over
stuffed living room suite. dining
room suite, gas cook stove, GE
electric refrig.; blower type cooler;
rugs, curtains, washing machine,
2 stationary tubs. Immediate pos
session. 435 Hamilton. 4-25
FOR SALE-Two furnished 5-room
houses on lot. Elec. refrig.; stoves;
water heaters laundry trays, etc.
Some terms. See owner at 882
Orange. 4-25
10 ACRES west Ell Centro. Roomy
house, modern conveneinces. De-
sirable-$8200.
KATE OLDHAM
1877 No. 9th Ell Centro
4-23
FOR SALE-Good piece of income
property on south side-$7.500.
Some terms. See Starr Won Fluss,
664 Holt. 4-23
FOR SALE-2 bedroom house in
Imperial with sleeping porch and
garage. Good condition. Inquire
at 5l3 No. E St.. Imperial. 4-23
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-19
You Can Talk TO One Man
6-Help Wanted

>~@~~- 49,
WANTED-Tire changer. Must be
intelligent. Chance for advance
ment. Apply B. F. Goodrich Co.,
TIT Main, Mr.. Ansaldo. 4-24
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-19
l8-CountrY Property-Sole

PINE VALLEY = Large lots = $400
and 5000. Buy now. Build later.
E. c. Bangs, broker. 5-1
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-19
l2-Wonted to Rent

MARINE OFFICER and wife desire
furn. Apt. or house. Contact Ma
jor Mcpherson at 1000, local 392.
4-25
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-19

FOR SALE-4O acre ranch on Holt
vile Hiway, no house. See Starr
von FlusS, 664 Holt. 4-25
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13
STATE SAYS NO
FUNDS FOR ALL
COLORED PARK

LANSING 49, The Michigan De-
partment OF Conservation denied
that money had been set aside foe
development of a Negro park in
Michigan in a letter dated Oct !,
TO Gloster b. Current. executive
secretary of the Detror, Branch
NAACP.
The request for Information 10 p
j. Hohmaster, director Of the De-
partmCnt of Conservation, stated
that the NAACP had report of
5000. 900 being set aside for Negro
park. The statement also appeared
in the Detroit edition of a national
weekly newspaper
I'm response TO your telegram of
Sept %, which makes reference To
a story printed by the United Press
on Sept %, may say that We nave
no knowledge of any justification
for the story HofImaStcr wrote to
Current.
The letter disclosed the tr.c ma
ture Of the ALLEGATION thusly
1T is true the commission dld
allocate 100000 for improvement
IN the RocheSter-Utica recreation
area, and much of those improve
mentS will 60 on either the Spring
hill farm or in the immediate
vicinity. but when the ALLEGATION
was made and during the discus
sion we talked only of making pro-
visions for the public and not a
portion of the public"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13
Detroit Officer
Bus. Student In
Army Institute

ALLIED FORCE HEADQUAR-
TERS. Italy-First Lieutenant Will
liam II Campbell husband ~ Mrs
Villa Mae Campbell 23l Horton
street. and son Of Mr. Fred T
Campbell 6338 lronwood street
Detroit Mich, studied bookkccD-
ing and accounting given by the
Mediterranean theatre branch OF
Armed Forces institute
Aimed at giving soldiers OppOr-
tunitieS to learn i'm spare NOM
entS awav from their duties. the
institute has more than $4,000 sol
dier StduentS on its rolls in this
theatre.
COURSES train soldier, 10 ouali-
~ for greater responsibilities in
the army and for jobs IN civilian
re" Fuur hur6f%d subjects Of
fered here range from the tcchni-
calItIes Of electrical engineering td
the cultural background II Ameri-
lc5n literature
Campbell serves with the 3G5th
Infantry REGIMENT; lie wears the
CoWa3t lnflnlIymgr BADGE. Legion
OF Merit Good Conduct medal and
The Mediterranean theatre ribbon
with %hrcc battle participation
stars.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13

THE PATRONS are preparing to
entertain Hazel Scott at a recep-
ton following her concert in De-
troit Nov. 9. Tickets for the con-
cert are on sale at Grinnelrs as
we'll as in The Patrons office,
Miss Nellie Watts is the executive
director, Mrs. Haley Bell is pres
ident.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13
YOUTH HELD,
HAD STOLEN A
CAR FOR SALE

4 2l-year-old youth and q jaye-
nile boy were charged In = VAR
rant recommendation Of breaking
-,d entering the Hannah Motor
Sales $500 Wood ward avenue.
~ varrtat charging James F.
CROSBY OF 92l6 Goodwin avenue.
ana the juvenile whose name Is
withheld. charges the Two With
several counts including grand
larceny on Oc; .
William \ Hannah - o. $40
Mc-rick. apartment sos Aas listed
a. the complainant
Police say the youths entered
the sales company, stole 20 sets OF.
auto KEYS. took two autos valued
=, 81 900 from ioi and aiic-r pied
80 sell them Tor 1915 20 = used car
salesman.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13
CuyBrown And
Ma RS h all Lead
College Squads

For the second consecutive Fri
day evening little Guy Brown Of
the University of Detroit football
squad led the Titans to an easy
victory. He scored two touch
downs and two extra points as L of
.. whipped Scranton ~ to 0. be-
fore 1880 shivcrlng fans His
first tally came on a l5-yard cut
back over tackle i'm the second
quarter, he place kicked the extra
point The biggest thrill of the
night came on the opening play
of the third quarter Although
'cadins al the time y to 0. Coach
Baer started his regulars. and
Brown took the Kickoff on his own
l2-yard line and fell in behind some
nifty u of D. blocking TO race SO
Yards for his second score of the
niqht, he again place kicked the
extra point.
TIE TITANS play Mississippi
State i'm Memphis Tenn. this
week. and the fiery little climax
runner will not be included on
the playing squad. The team is
Going south by air. however. and
he will get nice free ride South.
He will probably be used as a play
Spotter during the game.
Horace Ace" Coleman. got into
the Michiaan-N Northwestern game
N Evanston. H.. for about five
minutes in the last quarter Sat-
urday He carried the ball three
times FOR a net gain Of about ID
yards. With the army game COM
ing up for Michigan this week
Ace" is expected TO see more ac-
>tion than in the last two weeks.
Down in Columbus. Ohio, Coach
WiddoeS finally took the wraps
off some Of his highly REGARDED
players For five minutes during
tho fourth quarter Clyde "DuckN'
Marshall. elusive halfback. and
Matt Brown. little fullback put on
an exhibition OF offensive football
Of all-Amcrica calibre, against the
Iowa HaWkeyes. With Ohio lead
ing 81 TO O. Marshall intercepted
an Iowa pass at mid-ficld and scor-
cd a touchdown just three plays
later He then took lateral and
raced 81 yards 10 set up another
Buckeye tally Brown then broke
up a Hawkeye pass and the Buck
eyes scored again on three plays
Melvin Grooms ran into a bit
of tough luck in an unusual man.
ner in the Indlana-Illini game.
About the middle of the second
Stanza he faded back and pitched
a perfect touchdown strike To end
TluszcwiSki for an apparent score
But ANYTHING can happen in foot
ball game and something did,
dog ambled out Of the stands and
onto the playing field behind the
Illinois defense just before the
scoring play was comDle'cd. and
Referee Bill Blake called official
time out, multiplying the touchdown,
while the offending pooch was re-
moved from the field.
II was late in the last quarter
before the Hoosiers were able to
break through the alert Him de-
Tense for the only score OF the
contest which ended 7 TO for
Indiana
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13
Closing Date Of
Drive Extended

The regular meeting of the Pa
irons Of Arts. with social affair
following, will be held at 8 pm,
Thursday. Oct. IL, at the Detroit
Association OF Women's clubs. At
the last executive board meeting
the membership committee report
ed that the membership drive had
been extended 10 Oct IS and that
all memberships received prior to
TINT time will be included in the
annual program.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13
WinterBIoWs In;
Softball Title
Play Bows Out!

Old man early winter. took 4
healthy swine a; DctfotS fine
Indian summer weather last week
and swept II right out OF town,
under deluse OF Wintry wind and
barrels Of rain This early show
az power also cancelled the cham
pionship play-offs between the
Royal Vikings and the WolVc-
rInes for the Michigan Chronicle
intermediate League Sofibal, crown.
When the wind and the rain.
finished their dirty work and old
Sol Sunshine took over again Sun
DAY. the players on the two cham
pionShip squads were busy with
their high school athletic chores.
on the gridlron. the cross country
rack. and the gym floors OF tho
city League director FLOYD King
met with the two team managers
and scheduled the play-offS for
the second week in next years
Chronicle sdfiball season. with
the winner of the first two out of
three games being awarded the
championship and al leg on the
BIZ Metropolitan Funeral System
troHhy.
Director King. and assistant di-
rcc'or Thomas Jones are busy draw
ing no schedule. and season plans
for the coming Chronicle Inter
mediate league asketball race.
Eight teams have already register
Cd 10 play IN the league. which in
Cludes boys between IL and IL
years Of age, Teams alreadv sign
I'd up include, Royal vikings.
brewster. Wolverines, Sojnurner
Truth. Palmer House. Aces. King
Solomon. and Moore &C.
All managers Of teams already in
the league and those interested in
entering. are invited 10 attend the
first league meeting Of the sea-
son al the Michigan Chronicle
sports department. 268 Eliot street
& pm. Friday. Oct 26. or call
Cherry 1904, or Temple l-4877 for
details
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13
Blames Contractor
With Sl0O Fraud

A warrant Was recommended
Saturday on the com LIANT of Mrs.
Louise Jones, 81. Of 1923 St. AuBin
Who CHARGES that she patd James
Butler. 40 Of 1864 Macomb street.
500 10 make an addition 10 her
homo she cHaraes that Butler
fallcd 20 mako tho necessary alter
a'Ions or 'o refund her money.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13
Says Mate Hit Her;
He Says She Fell

Isaac Hardy was held for ques.
tpn.ne after his wife, Bernie, IS,
Of 2737 Chestnut street. told po-
lie that she had received her in
jurieS when her husband struck
her However, the husband stated
that his wife had fallen and re-
ccived a possible skull fracture
after she had returned home from
,hurch on Sunday.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13
NiIberforce @ e t S
NY. Accreditution

Wilberforce university courses
OF study for the bachelor OF arts
and bachelor Of science degrees
were approved and registered by
the Division OF Higher Education
az the University Of New York.
this week This approval is 10 OK
tend 10 September. 1850 WILDER
force also has been accredited by
the North Central Association and
the American Assoc ation Of
Teachers Colleges, and holds
membership in the approved list
Of the Ohio College Association
end lnter-University Council OF
Ohio
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13
Sex Crimes Mount,
Police Nab Suspects

Of 1886 Inverness. was charged
with an assault upon a 28-ycar-old
woman who told police that she
was assaulted by the thug Thurs
day
A defendant who told police that
ne intended 10 marry the girl.
was charged with statutory rape Of
the IA car-o'd girl. He is Joe Nc
Giants. l8. Of 89+7 Grccly street
The young girl, whose name is
withheld due to the nature of the
case, told police that she had
been intimate with the youth on
two occasions.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13
GIRL. II SHOOTS SELF

An ll-year-old g.rl was treated
at Receiving hospital Monday after
she had accidentally shot herself IN
the left knee with her fathers re-
velver. She is Miss Mildred Smith
OF 70l8 Maple street She was
taken to the hospital by her father,
John ID Smith.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13

A series of sex crimes were be-
ihg investigated by police this week
after several yoIng women had
reported assaults made upon them
during the last few days
Warrants chaI1,n2 several suS-
poets with rape we're also recon-
ncndcd this week by the Prose
cutoTS office following an invcS-
tigat.oA Of the case by the police
One young woman. Arlette
Wellons. ~ of 9046 Brush street.
told police that she was near
Beaubicn and King streets Fri
day when She was grabbed and
dragged down an alley by a
thug who attempted to assault
her
SIZE TOLD police that She had
stabbed the unidentified man with
a hunting knife She carried in her
purse
A shor, time later a man idcnti-
fed As Philip DurcttC. 46, of 435
HolbroOk. suffering from stab
wound in the abdomen. was ar
rested and held as a suspect I'm the
attack upon the Young woman.
MISS WILLIE MAE Morgan told
police that she had "conked" q
thug who attempted TO drag her
into an alley while she was on her
way home from a theatre last We'd
neSday.
Living at 2OOO3 Greenlawn. the
1S-year-old girl told police that
she struck the man with glass
plate she had won at the theatre
and the man released her and
fled.
Warrants charging two young mcr
with raDe were recommended Fri
day by the Prosecutors office after
complaints had been made against
them to the Police department
WILLIE CHARLES DAVIS. %