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Evening star., 1949-02-21
Deaths Reported
From D. c. Bureau Of vital Statistic

From D. c. Bureau Of Vital statistics)
Geneva Mills. ss, 33l Rittenhouse st. nv
Julia Crown, Sc, 1901 Connecticut ave
Masdalene Book. s4,- 1918 18th st. NV.
kars Romain Keiy r. 1875 s asnd I'm St st. NV NV
john john o. TssB5-ii Hara. IS. si7 Z Z St. ne
Joseph Pusliese, So, 3412 Warder st. NV
Lydia Hyatt. "A, laos K st. Sc.
Evelyn Holmes, IS, 1917 Nichols ave. Sc
William Pursley, 81, Dickson, Tenn.
Nellie Robinson. 81. 707 18th st. ne.
William Berkley, IS, 1035 Browning pl
Charles Joy. So, 91s Howard rd. Sc
Mary Smith, So, 939 Golden st. s.w.
Lee Tow, 81, S13 Eye st. nv.
Ellwood Wright, 81, 4Os Richardson st
x.ass ss,asy ,ssa::, = ss1g s1g pls St
Laura .1ibbs. SO, 1907 7th st. NV.
Mary Jackson, SO, 1872 Riggs st. NV
Raymond Jordan, 35, 1929 47th pI. ne.
Rose Washington. 2, 2142 sth st: NV.
Lewis % Gardner. s.. s4s ' sth st. I' Sc. ''' '''
Ada HutL, 81, 4OO9 5th st. NV.
Charles Lightenhome, II, Ill st. NV.
Carmelo Cicala, 20. 1918 H st. ne:
Horace Webster johnson, So, Ais Fessen'
william villa g Stevens, So. Arlington, Va.
Infant McKenney, no address given.
Alexander Lark, 81, 625 Aeker st. ne.
Evening star., 1949-02-21

dents on "a basis Of full equality"
at Gallinger Hospital in Wash
ington.
He also told of clearing up a
situation involving reports of
certain discriminatory practices
in the Federal Security Agency at
Baltimore. He said he had de-
cided against issuing public state
ments on the result, because he
felt that these would only arouse
"the racial prejudices Of many
employees whose cooperation we
had to have"
Let us take one problem at a
time and settle it, fairly and just
ly," Mr.. Ewing urged.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Horace Sinclair Dies;
Began Stage. Career at II
BY the Assoeiofad Press

bY fhe NsSoeIufed FFeS
NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Horace
Sinclair, 66-year-old actor. who
first appeared on the stage at the
age of II in London, died here
Saturday.
He last was seen on Broadway in
1914 in "The Cherry Orchard"
with Eva LIE Gallienne.
Mr.. Sinclair perhaps was best
known for his portrayal in 1910
of the urbane English butler in
"Skylark," which starred Gertrude
Lawrence.
Evening star., 1949-02-21

ference is the sponsor Of Brother
hood Week.
The Washington Advertising
Club was scheduled to observe
Brotherhood Week today with a
special program at the Hotel
Statler. Alexander Campbell. as
sistant to the Attorney General.
and Ernest D. Griffith, research
director Of the Library of Con-
gress, were to speak.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Seorchers in Argentine
Find Wreck FutuI to 8
BY the Assoeioted Press

BUENOS AIRES, Feb. al
Searchers have reached the
wreckage of an American trans
port plane which crashed last
Thursday 60 miles west of Salta,
near the Bolivian border, killing
all eight occupants.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Boys Harmonica
Bands Annual
Concert At YWCA

The Boys Harmonica Band I'M
der the direction Of Willis Wilson
will present a concert with more
than 40 boys participating. Sun
day evening, June at the Lucy
Thurman YWCA.
The program. an annual affair.
will begin at 8.l5 pm. with Mr.
Wilson in charge Admission Is
free and the pubuic is invited 10
attend. and give inspiration to
these young Americans.
An entertaining program Is
planned presenting many Har-
monica soloists. Among the 40
who will participate on the pro-
gram are the following:
An entertaining program is
planned presenting many Hsr-
monica soloists. A J Brown
Smith. Jr.. Charles Hook, Calvin
Andrews. James Ogletree. Dennis
Woods. Andrew Smith. Lee Vern
Howard. Wilbert Heard, Jonah
Bel. Joel Gray. Jesse lverson,
Roland Smith. Bonnie Battles,
Tommy Ross. Charles Pittman
and Robert Young
You will also be thrilled to
hear Arthur Russell. oul Vocal
Soloist. Please bring your friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Georgian Slain:
NAACp Asks
Investigation

NEW YORK investigation by
the Department Of Justice OF
the murder OF a Brunswick. Ga.
Negro by two policemen was
requested this week by the
NAACP.
In a letter 10 Maceo Hubbard
Of the Civil Rights Section OF
the Justice Department. Ms
Constance Baker MOTLEY of the
NAACP legal department urged
action on an earhcl NAACP
request for investigation Of the
murder for possible violation Of
the Federal Civil Rights sta.
tutes"
Willie Johnson. the murdered
man. was killed al eight o'clock
on the evening OF MAY 3 by two
Bruins wick policemen who
charged that he was lookinl
suspiciouSlv at house" John
sons wife. the NAACP asserts
was not notified of his death until
The following morning
Johnson. SO years Of age. had
been resident OF Brunswick
for fourteen wears. was county
employee. and was deacon OF
ST. Pauls Baptist Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Rouge District
Wins Walker
Cup Trophy

The River Rouge District
of Great Lakes Mutual Life
Insurance Company cam G
through for tn g second
straight year to win the Wal
ker Cup Trophy for leading
in production during annual
National Negro lnsura n c e
Week. The award was made
TO Lewis II Ellis, manager OF the
district. al the Great Lakes agents
meeting held in the home Office
auditorium last Friday.
The presentation was made bN
Moses l.. Walker. vlce-presideni-
treasurer Of Great Lakes, for
whom the award is named. Walk
OF praised the outstanding worn
accomplished by the River Rouge
branch in making the award
The district has won the sec
ond leg toward permanent pos
session of the trophy In order 10
retain the trophy the group Will
have TO post the highest produc-
ton average during National Ne
GRO Insurance Week for three
years cOnsecutively.
Mrs. Martin Honored
Facing the winners was Mrs
Irene Martin who led with a rec.
ord of S258i worth OF INDUSTRIAL
business while doing $1,000 IN or
dinhrv insurance Mrs. MARTYR
was awarded the NNlW trophy
Among the highlighfs OF the
tConiinued On Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
p. w. Diggs
Collapsed
At Work
BY Julian c. Wyche

An inquest into the death
of Phynell w. Diggs, Sr.,
who died on May IL from
cyanide poisoning W hi 4 e
cleaning an oil tank at a
Hudson Motor Company
plant. was called-off after
the company promised to
make restitution to the wild
ow of the victim.
Coroner Albert F.. Harris de-
manded the inquest a few days
ago after a post mortem report
listed cyanide poisoning as cause
Of death
Al that time. the coroner
had stated that the death was
result OF gross negligence" on
part OF the motor company.
The inquest was cancelled
after the company promised.
Continued On Page a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04

The injunction was read al
the Sunday morning service bv
John j. Giddens. chairman OF
the deacon board. who then
asked the members II they
wanted 10 hear the pastor and
they agreed. Following the serv-
ices the pastor called special
business meeting and explained
10 the members that his in
junction against the deacon board
was still in effect.
At the scheduled business
meeting on Monday night. both
Rev Thomas and Deacon q :
dens told the more than 700
persons assembled IN front Of
the church that the meeting
would have 10 he postponed
pending a court hearing.
Rev. Mr.. Thomas will appear
10 answer his contempt charges
on June 3. before Judge O'Hara
and deacons will answer their
cause and show why they should
net be enjoined from interior
Ing with the pastor and the
members Of the church before
Judge Joseph A. Mony.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
hundreds Visit
cemetery On
Memorial Day

several hundred visitors were
~ band Tor the open house
~ 'am sponsored BY Memorial
n. associates. developers Of
H., new Rest Haven Cemetery
~. s'onday. The holiday crowd
!, The first time Detroiters
l. srge numbers saw the re.
|rss n Of The long-range improve
|u program currently in effect
|nent 'eihe'ery oeveiop-
. .uaIles 7. Cole. head of the
IN, ah'1s'lon. and members Of
|h,,.Ds oa'a Of directors OF Rest
|h N ~ AIDED the cemetery staff
| x.sr ro"lng visitors about the
|rsr project. During the pro-
In mey explained In detail
w., %Slpe'ual care plan which
| h,ce,'s,,.s 10 eliminate the
10 49, Of special assessments
|b-su,is.. care Of the permanent
rhr'osauon Of the cemetery.
|cows usnou' the day a holiday
|se,,k.. 'Ook advantage OF ideal
|tth,sss.@ constant now OF
Va ,.l moved through the
|kSs,sS cemetery development
s,ir,s, =, The Ann Arbor Trail
hc,ds 'nkster and Middlebelt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Lover Fails
To "SmokeOut"
Girl Friend

An irsted lover was being
held for investigation n arson
Tuesday after he failed 70
smoke out his girl friend from
building where she lied after
he had beaten her ard cut her
clothes % ribbons july :. lo48.
Police are holding John Bragg.
81. s424 New Orleans for the
nearly vear-old crime after
picking him up on another charge
Tuesday.
Arson investigators reported
that Bragg set fire 20 frame
work OF basement window OF
4 building az SGT Theodore. He
reportedlv poured gasoline on
the framework. A gallon can
was nearby
Investigation revealed that
Bragg had fought Wta his gNl
friend MARY Cobb ~ She es-
capped into the ruil1n1 after
Bragg had beat he wfh his
fists, and had cut NN clothes
n ribbons. police added
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04

Sawyer confessed 10 robbine
confectionery. iaxieah
driver and Joseph Lauderback.
30 year old cab driver. who is
IN serious condition in Re
ceivinu Hospital from gunshoi
wounds, Oct. John Nichols
stated.
The bandit stated that he
didn't remember telling Luder.
back last Saturday night mat
This is 4 stick ID. Nichols
added bu, ne admitted 10 shoot
ina HIM Sawyer SAID ne had
been drinking all day and could
not remember too well, Nichols
explained
Luderback told police officers
that ne WAS shot without o
warning. The detective remarked
The youthful bandit was APP
pretended on tip from Irene Lee
IT, who was az Belle Isle when
SAWYER evidently made pass
al her hv Savins that ne was 2
SPECIAL officer and was looking
for = man named "Bill Price
We lefi his telephone and name
with Miss Lee
Detective Nichols said that
Szwyer had been arrested pre-
viously bv detective named
Price. SO they checked all Saw
yers IN their files until Patrol
msn identified his assaulier.
CONTINUED On Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Husband Denies
Wife Attempted
To Kill Herself

A Al year old wife failed
20 lend il ALI which was
the result Of losing her hus-
bands love by taking an over
dose of sleeping tablets last
Wednesday afta-~oon.
Mrs. Leona Fort Left mole
repeatedly for her father
which stated she was "enoing
IL ALL" She could not stand
losing the love OF her hus'
band. Esmer. police added.
However. Esmer Fort. 1864
Canton. described reports that
his pretty Il year old vile
took an overdosage OF sleeping
tablets TO end IL all last
Wednesday as false.
Fort. q 2s year old insurance
executive. said that his wife
was trying 10 play a p
on him and that they wers
enjoying Inc best MAJ LA 80
lations together.
He did admit that he had
10 call a doctor to examine
his wife. but that all he did
was 10 Give her something
TO put her 10 sleep. Fort added
that they spent the weekend
celebrating the holiday tes-
fivifies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04

Monday nights victim was
Caleb Hill. who was taken
from the Jail by two men. His
body was found a short time
later near a creek. badly beaten
and riddled with bullets. ae-
cordlng to Sheriff George
Hatcher.
The Georgia Bureau OF Invest.
cation entered the case Tuesday
on invitation by the sheriff. who
stated that he thought more
than two men were involved ir
Hills death.
Arrested Al Roadhouse
Hatcher said that Hill wa,
arrested al a roadhouse near this
town on complaint OF stsbbins
another Negro.
Hill resisted arrest by Hstchsl
BY Selling the sheriff's gun anc
shooting al him. The sheriff
managed 10 get his pistol. how
ever. after brief tussle anc
jailed Hill. Sheriff Hatcher waved
off theory that Hill was killed
because OF rumors that the law
enforcement officer had beer
shot.
Tuskegee Institute Department
OF Records reported two lynch
ings for 1913 This number Wa,
one over the l947 figure.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Hotel Guest
Nabs Robbers

Two youthful robbers were APP
pretended by a guest IN the hotel
Of which they had robbed earlier
along with the desk clerk last
Saturday.
In police custody Is Will Lee,
81. 630 Montcalnl. and Edward j
Walker. IS. 1882 Indiana.
Edward Ferguson, AZ. guest AZ
Friendly Hotel. 46l Gratiot, told
police that the men rifled the
cash register Of $50 and robbed
the desk clerk. Henry Thompon,
~. Of SO and his wrist watch. The
pair had no weapon
Ferguson captured the youthful
bandits after a two block chase.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Keyserling Speaks

Leon H. Keyserling member
Of Presidents Council of Econo-
mic Advisers and former deputy
administrator OF Federal Housing
Agency. heads the speakers at
the Second Annual City-Widc
Conference OF Americans for
Democratic Action.
The conference. an all-day at
fair scheduled for Saturday. June
4. will focus on the general topic,
Planning for the Nations We'll
fare"
Keyserling will address the
evening session on the subject,
What is the Government Doing
To Achieve Prosperity The
meeting is set for Northern high
school at 3 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Ri Nations To
Haitian Exhibit

Tscusrd Cassagnol. Minister Of
k'mmerce ol the Republic Of
E.nl announces that twenty
r., tore,cn countries and mu'
I'Snall,ie~ including the United
k..,es have made plans to ex-
IN Al tie Bi-Centennial Elk.
ko.,,ion marking the 200th an.
[',srSsrv 81 the founding oi
b,r.su.Prncs. Haiti's capital
BIZ
Among the countries that arc
|lresdv making plans for the
|vposl,ion which will open next
becember and run through the
LlloWing spring are: France
ErleIum italy. Argentina, Cuba,
|enezuls and the municipalities
\ Paris. Vatican City and Ham
|urr Germany
| An impressive list of Ameri-
III end European industrial en-
krprises n be represented Will
\ announl "a shortly. Mr.. Cas-
Enol stated
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Butchers Knife,
Ice Mans Pick
Used on Husband

George Wood of 2l70 Canton
knows too well, now. that his
wife wasn't playing when he APP
preached him with an ice pick in
one hand and a butcher knife in
the other upon his return home
Sunday evening.
The 28-year-old man fully
knows because he suffered LAGER.
ations OF the left leg and right
arm, and ice pick stabs Of the
chest.
He told police that he didn't
desire TO prosecute his mate.
Fannie. whom he thought was
playing with him. when she APP
preached with an ice pick in one
hand and knife in the other.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Teen-Ager Reports
Criminal Assault

A teen age deal mute girl told
police that she was criminaiiN
attacked last Friday night IN a
garage in rear Of Holbrooks be-
tween Oakland and Russell.
Patrolmen reported that the
girl told them the story alter
thev had seen her running down,
Hoibrook about am. and nau
stopped her for questioning
The 10 year old girl told me
policemen that she was walking
ssst on Holbrook near Oakland
when a lone man jumped out
~ an automobile, grabbed her;
forced her into the car. ano no
drove into n garage where nc
attacked her.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04

The Colts. in giving Coach JIM
my Russell his first cinder title
in his eight years al the West
Side school. revived memories OF
their once great state and nation
al championship teams Of the
COS and early Dos as they paced
a is team field with ~ - points
in a three-way fight between
Miller. Cooley and Northwestern
Their victory also marked the
end Of Cooley'S 3 year reign as
league champion.
Walter jenkins Miller hlgh
ace shot putter. established ne"
league mark for the event IN the
finals. putting the II ponno
weight So 3 IL" 70 better his
own mark of So 3 - made m
the semi-finals. which had shat.
tered a 81 year league record OF
So ia" set by Ed. Turaschoff oil
Cass Tech
Miller Second
In second place. seven points
behind Northwestern, was Miller
followed with IS points North
eastern. % IL; Sou n
eastern 81: Southwestern. 70,
Rcdford II IL: Mackenzie, II
10. Western, 10. Northern ~
Central. 9 10. Eastern H.
chadsey. S, DENLY. 4: and Cas-. =;
On the basis of semi-finaii
round performances, Cooley ano
Northwestern were expected ~
battle Il out for top honors' pus
rat fieht did not materlslizes
when Cooley's Joe LaRue fareo
CONTINUED On Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
'Joe,' Return the Rent

Four hold-up men. three
armed. got S404 IN rent receipts
from an apartment caretaker
last Friday night. after making
him and his wife lay on the
floor and forcing the front door
Of the dwelling at 1923 Chene
The caretaker. Dick Anderson.
a.. told police that the robbers
forced the front door. made him
and his wife lay on the floor
and fled after obtaining over
S404 in rent receipts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Two Bandits
Rob Veterans

Robbers don't pick their VIC
tins This fact was learned last
Saturday night by poppy"
vendor
Police reported that Bernice
Mckinley 81. 2o435 Indiana. was
selling artificial peoples at J.
Mile Road and Hone about 8 p.
nj. when two thugs snatched the
canister which contained from
SIS 20 $50
The canister was marked:
American Veterans--World Wsr
IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
No Short Cut

Taking short cut through
1ool grounds can be costly,
B Colbert. address un-
rown told police that two men
|'oed hNm q 1892 as he sought
~Se snort cut through the
POUNDS oi hiegInbotham School
F-aasy morning around three
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04

Bowman known among his
ssra'e, Art" speaking at
| rsDy held AZ Club Three Skies
Il be known that he feels
r he IS qualified. that the
krplc vino urged him TO run
|uH kUqg an' erouGh votes 10
sce MIN n The Council
une. Capable
- wears Of age. Is
s'ionc' and has served ten
Ears IN ihe Common Pleas
|cgri and slsa served two years
/ Inspector OF Public Works for
s uiv CT Detroit.
Active IN business. Atty. Bow
pr is owner OF Arts Standard
kevice and president Of WAYNE
Overseas Cab Company. He is
member ~ the United Negro
|tagae, the Wolverine Bar Assc-
(aton. the NAACP. the Kappa
fipha PS md was formerly a
fenoer o. both labor organiza-
fons AFL and Clio.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Bar Hurdlers
Seven Detroiters
Hurdle State Bar

Six Detroi.ers and one River
Rouge resident were among those
who passed the bar sphng exams.
Those listed are John w. Rox-
borough II. son Of Atty Rox-
borough Marion V. Bonds. 228
F. Vernon. Tribune employee
and Peter II Whitaker. brother
OF Mrs L w Boykin.
Others were Kermit c.. Bailor.
Alice Jones. A. c. Fuller and
William s. Mayfield Of River
Rouge. Mich
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04

In his broadcast over the CHS
network. Godfrey. who recently
became a life member Of the Ma
,ional Association for the Ad-
vanceinent Of Colored People said
Nuts TO the OAR and an
nounccd that his show would play
the National Guard Armory.
Godfrey said the show had
been originally planned for
Constitutional Hall. but the
OAR God bless them they
won't let me bring my Negro
entertainers into the Nations
Capital in Constitution Hall"
so nuts 10 the OAR. We're
putting il on in the Armory down
there. We had 10 give up our
only legitimate theater IN the
District because Of that Oh.
brother. that you'll forgive me
but that just makes me boil.
PLAY me something nice.
Godfrey said 20 the orchestra
leader. who obligingly played
Just One OF Those Things.
Two entertainers involved IN
the controversy are James O.
Lewis and Nathaniel Dickerson,
who sing with two white enter
tainers in the Mariners Quartet,
a feature Of the Godfrey show.
The CHS office in New York
said Godfrey'S censure Of the
OAR had brought flood Of tele-
grams and telephone calls, the
majority Of which expressed ap-
proval Of his criticism OF the
OAR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04

DR. Bunche. son OF a Detroit
barber. was also named father OF
the year last week. CDR. Bunche
recently turned down an assist
ant secretary OF state job, because
his present job allows him a larg-
err salary, and is tax free)
Nine Pandit. sister Of the
great Indian leader. Jawaharial
Nehru. was formerly her coun-
trv's ambassador 10 Soviet Russia
and leader Of India'a delegation
"a the United Nations. As dele
gate TO the UN she raised the Is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Officers Say Sawyer
Admits Cab Shooting

Charles Sawyer who arrested after tuSSling with
a policeman and fleeing with his gun Belle Isle Mon
day has confessed TO three hodups including ne shoot
ing driver. according to police investigators.
SAWYER "a. was unprecedented at the home q his IA
who found revolver belonging 10 Patrolman Robert D.
Prnage of Davidson Station his right pocket and lta
ian Paretfa automatic in hp
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04

The pastor was served last
Saturday night with an iniunc-
zion restraining him from call
ing business meeting or in
ferfering with the business af-
fairs of the church and also
from occupying the premises.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04

sue OF the treatment Of Indians
in the Union Of South Africa and
pressed for an international in
vestigation Of the South African
policies and practices
For the first time, presentation
OF the Spingarn Medal. awarded
annually 10 a Negro American for
distinguished achievement, viii
be made by an internationally
famous foreigner. The award is
being made 70 DR.. Bunche for his
notable contribution TO the estab-
ishment OF peace In Palestine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Spingarn Medal To
DR.. Ralph ]. Bunche

NEW YORK - Nine Vjaya Lakshmi Pandit, newly
appointed ambassador from India to the United States
will present the Spingarn Medal to DR.. Ralph j. Bunche
AT the closing session Of the 10th annual conference OF the
National Association the Advancement Of Coored Peo
pe in the Hollywood Bowl at Los Angeles July IL Roy
wilkins NAACP assistant secretary. announced recently
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
ATTENTION VETERAN

Members Of the former Over
seas club will meet Friday. June
"a. lo4e. AT Erskine for Refunds
Of Club Savings Receipts must be
produced 10 collect.
Arthur Bowman. president;
Robert Robinson. secretary; Joe
T. Baker, treasurer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Thomas Accused OF
Contempt OF Court

The Rev. j. T. Thomas. pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church. will have appear before Judge Chester F. o.
Hara Friday on contempt of court charges
The contempt proceedings against the young minis
grew out of last Sunday morning the church
after he ignored injunction obtained by the members
of the deacon hoard
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
GEORGIA MOB
LYNCHES man
Prisoner Taken From
Jail During Night

lRWINTON, Ga. - Special The first lynchng vic
tim for l949 listed here Tuesday when Investigators
searched for white who grabbed 28-year-od Negro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Northeastern Wins
Metro League Crown

he old adage: If at first you don't succeed try try
u y again held true for the Northwestern hgh school
acS team asst Thursday MAY 26) they won their first
uopoan League track championship in Is years, after
snng many times this last decade by a few points.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Over CHS Network
OVER ODD INeIWOTk
Godfrey Fires Blast
AT Prejudiced OAR

WASHINGTON. C. tNNPA,Agthur Godfrey popular radio
entertainer The Daughters Of the Ae
can Revolution on broadcast for their refusal 10
allow two Of his the stage Of Cons
non Han in the homecoming De bringing here June
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04

IAN ,ohn s. Bugas, vice-president of
!. Eoro Motor Company and
|E.,,er P Reuther. president of
Lsss raw CiO. shook hands and
H. smiled as the nations big