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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03

William Liddell. %. who es-
capped with minor injuries was
taken into custody and ques-
toned. then released on Sloo
bond to stand trial after an in
quest.
The conductor told police that
the streetcar passengers had trap
ped themselves by jamming the
doors of the burning car.
Called The worst traffic dis
aster in the. nations history
the collision touched-off explo-
sions and a block-long flood OF
fire thas wrecked seven build
ings. The truck was loaded with
5000 gallons Of gasoline which
flooded the street, flaming-up
as il spread The driver died IN
he cab of his truck
Moiorman Perishes
The motorman of the two
man crew persisted in the flames,
Liddell notified his employer,
the Chicago Transi. Autoriiv
that he had spent the night
with friends and would repor
for questioning
The crash occurred a. the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03
GOV. WILLIAMS
GUEST OF DENIS
AT FROLIC

Governor and Mrs. g..
Mennen Williams will be
honored guests at a party
and dance given by the Fiji
teenth District Democratic
Organization. Friday night,
June 9th at Spanish Hall,
1864 West Vernon at Twen-
ty-Fifth.
The announcement OF the APP
pearance of Michigan first clti-
zens was made this week by the
dance committee which also dis
closed the acceptance OF Con-
gresham John d. Dingcll.
The annual Spring Frolic ira
ditionally opens the district or
ganization's election activity lead
ing up to the fall campaign and
numerous Michigan State Sena-
tors and Representatives have in
Dictated that they will be on hand
along with party officers from
this area.
The coordinating committee has
organized the evening with a pub
lie reception inaugurating the
festivities. At this time Governor
and Mrs. Williams and other dig
nitaries will strive TO meet all
those in attendance Following
this there will be dancing to the
music of Sam Emmer's Orchestra.
Refreshments will be available
throughout the evening
Square Dancing
Guests are asked TO retain their
ticket stubs as an interesting ar
ray of door prizes viii be award
ed.
Following his now famous Gus
tom. Governor Williams can be
expected to explain and call sew
eral square dances Those who
have seen the Governor. coat Off
sleeves rolled up. and persoira-
ton proving his effort know how
much fun he helps provide in this
old American dance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03

areas and yard space.
Although plans proposed by
the staff Of the City Plan Com
mission were TO be preferred
over these of the Dctot Build
ers Association. Turner scored
plans by the staff for total alb
Sence of any provisions for sing
le homes. notwithstanding The
City Plan Commissions propoS-
al to allot additional space TO
ST. Joscph's Church and q large
area to Waync University ios
proposed medical school
Turner also pointed GU, ne
failure Of the Commission q
develop their plans in nAnlne
as 10 indicate cost requirements
so that prospective purchasers
might be encouraged TO became
interested in the program
AL Barbour Of the Wayn.
County Go Council, also APP
peared at the meeting and voic'
ed objections to the plans pro
ffercd by the Detroit Builder!
Association
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03
CITIZENS UNIT
PLANS QUIZ
BROADCAST

The Detroit Colorcd Citizens
League and iht Samuel c. Glib
aoos Real Estate company are
preparing 10 give the citizens
of Detroit an Education Quiz
program to be broadcast over
radio station WJLB beginning
June II from $50 10 pm
Title Of the broadcast is
Know Your City and will
feature prominent citizens OF
the city who have made out
standing contributions 10 the
welfare of the under privileg-
ed people Of Detroit and
America.
Pgi1eS VIII be offered indivi-
dual, csllei from The audience,
who participate n The Quiz pro-
Gram Each broadcast viii be
opened with IN educational talk
tsee CITIZENS UNIT. Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03

streetcar-one of Chicago'S new
streamlincd cars-moving south
on s ate street. swung sudden
" 10 the left 20 enter a switch
back siding in vacant 10. on
the east side Of the street A
flooded underpass at Six y-four-
III street had made it necessary
TO reroute the car.
Liddell was seized as City and
and County au critics opened
sweeping investigations into the
tragedy.
Nine Accidents
The Chicago Tansit Author
ity, meanwhile, disclosed that
Motorman Paul Manning. ~.
who died o his controls. had .
record Of nire accidents since
1916.
However. the eta said only
two. of. Manning's accidents
were chargeable to him and tina
these were considered minor
LIDDELL LEFT the scene II
The crash and did not repor To
police in accordance with his
lsee STREETcAR. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03
BANDITS SENTENCED
Is TO rs YEARS FOR
VICIOUS HOLDUP

AS result of staging what police
termed as "one Of the most vic
ious hold-ups ever pulled in a
home.' three gunner were SEN
fenced last Friday to Is to IS
year terms in Jackson prison.
The bandits we're Sampson
Lowe. so. l306l Riopelle. John
Gordon. so. 2020 Lawley, and
Zarvcl Graham. As, ll489 Dyar.
The trio was found guilty Of rob-
bing six occupants of a rooming
house at 978 King last March 4th.
Sentences were imposed by Re-
corders Judge Christopher E.
Stien. after jury returned a
guilty verdict.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03
Seek Man for Attempt
Attack of Girl, 4

Police are seeking = 5oNcar-
old man in connection with the
attempted rape OF iour-vcar-
old adopted girl and The slash
ing ~ her guardian when size
questioned him about r.
Mrs. Dora Rozier "a. 7s2 z.
Crasd Blvd. told police that
her adopted daughter. reported
10 her that Edward Rogers. so.
on address. attempted TO rape
her during the night.
Mrs. Rozicr. upon que-.lanms
Of Roeess concerning the little
girls accusation was slashed N
the face by Rogers Next he
threw the little eul against
the floor and threatened 20
throw her out u the window.
because she told q lic' about
HIM attempting 20 rape her
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03

The victim. Lavo Cain. was
shot 10 death last November
in what Criminal Court Judge
Julius H. Miner labelled as q
cold bIooded" murder.
Convicted OF murder a. a-
IL lna, ended March "a The two
pairs OF sisters wcr, scnicNeei
las Friday by judge Nine. CIV.
inc Edwina Howard 10, wAa
irci the fatal oullc siiN
Nc.rs
In gtne that "the courts mus
puf an end 10 these vic'1us ki.i-
ings tvs imposing suitable pune
Simmer on these Youngsters
for ,hcir crimes the Judac SEM
fenced EdwinaS sister Wilma,
IA. who fired another gun 20 ~
wears Helen Rivers. u and her
TER. Evelyn 49, 70 "a years
each
Long Standing Fcud
The deceased was udent al
tsee FOUR TEEN ACE. Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03

President make the Bunche ap
pointment when Admiral Alan
j. Kirk has had enough Of the
Moscow assignment
A Bunche appointment would
be one way for our government
20 turn the tables on the Soviet
segregation propaganda "a n d
show the world. hv deed rather
than by word. that the segreea.
ton picture isn't SO black as it's
painted"
The Russian citizen couldn't
very well be denied the knowl-
edge that Washington had sent a
Negro ambassador 90 his govern
mcnt. tho Golfers editorial says
lie couldn't be insulated from
the contradiction between propa-
gand' and actuality."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03

The confidence" crook is in
his safe vicious category. for
they, too. usually get the life
savings Of their vic inns
Confidence crooks" operate
on the streets, in department
stores. theafer Hobbies and
even in homes. They usually
operate in pairs. and on oc.
casion three or four will con-
cenirafe upon a victim"
Their method of operations.
while differing as TO approach
10 suit the individual TO be
"fleeced." usually falls into
several we'll known patterns.
Police and the rackeieers reeo-
enize these patterns by GER
tain descriptive names such
as the pigeon drop" blow
up" and Aspirin" game.
Several years ago nluulc
aged housewife was in her ki
chen doing her ironing on
morning. when the door-bel
rang. A very friendly lady II
her late forties was at the door
and asked whether the house
wife could give her the nam
OF the owner OF the vacant hous
next door. as she was anxiou
10 purchase il.
The housewife could not Civ
the information. but the tw'
ladies engaged in conversation
and the stranger left Severa
DAYS later. Unexpectedly. Sh
was back again. asking NOR
questions about the house mex
door
Several other visits followed
and by sympathetic under
standing she soon became
more friendly and confidential
with The housewife. Invita-
lions 10 The sranser's home fol-
lowed. Came The day when she
refused TO take no" for an
answer. and The two ladies
lSss CYpS WILL. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03
Protest Granting
Gun Permit to
cuealer'

TIE ming the granting Of gun
permit o Leo Syrakis as IAN
invitation for him 10 shoot I'M
armed De,rolters who hold him
in con empt.' Saul Grossman,
Executive Secretary OF the Mich
lgan Committee for Protection Of
Foreign Born. reaues ed in a let
'er OF protest 10 County Clerk
Brsnnigan that he cancel he
permit
Syrakls informed against Mary
Gosman and Anna Ganley at de-
poriation hearings IN De roit
For this. Grossman wrote. "Slra-
ks deserves the contempt and
opprohrum of every decen
American who deicsts informers
and what they represent"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03

Turner further voiced objec-
tons to the Plan, as proposed
by the Detroit Builders Associa-
ion. because Of the density OF
families involved in their plans
and the tenement characteristics
OF the proposed monotonous row
upon row of struc ures together
with the small use of green
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03

The national weekly suggests
on It's editorial page this week
that President Truman offer the
POST to Dr. Bunche AT the earliest
opportunity. mot only TO con-
found the Kremlin but as squel-
cher to Russia's propaganda CAM
paien built around racial segreea-
ton in the United States
DR. Bunchc presently director
Of the ,rusieeship division OF the
L. n. deserves a chance TO ny his
peacc-makine talents on the cold
war in Russia. says Golfers.
III shouldn't be thought that
we are advocating Dr.. Bunchc $
appointment as stunt says the
.litorlal Rather 1t would be a
logical step in Americas progress
toward better race relations
The magazine suggests that the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03
Firebug Gets 3-Year
Probation for Blazes

A 24-ycar-old firebug was
placed on ,hreeyear probation
and ordered 10 pay $50 court
charges al er being found guilty
Of setting fires in two crowded
apartment houses last Sep. :
Recorders Judge Christopher
f. Stein found Thomas Holding.
20l50 Greeley. guilty las Thurs
day after witnesses testified tina.
they saw Holding fleeing from
he apartments al 2627 John r.
and 1873 Adelaide shortly before
fires were discovered in the
buildings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03
Resists Arrest, Man
Lands In Hospital

A 57-year-old man beaten by
two Detroit patrolmen allegedly
when he resisted arrest IS in Re-
ceiving hospital, suffering q Ia.
rerated scalp and possible skull
fracture.
Willie Washington. ST. 380S s..
Antoine. surprisingly resisted
police when they attempted TO
arrest him in front Of 666 +. Ad-
ans Patrolman George Burnett
reported that his uniform MS
torn by Washington. lie IS held
prisoner in the hospital, charged
with begging.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03

LANSING, Mich--Statc police
ne seeking 35-year escaped
nnvlct who left the Marquette
fllson farm last May 10.
Willie Jackson. 35. sentenced
from Wayne County in 1916 10
10 IS years for burglary.
Slate police headed a posse thai
mas surrounded q swamp near
mere, except TO locate him this
week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03
Spurned Lover Stays Young
Married Woman Then Self

front of 1881 Grenlawn, her res
idence. and drew rifle from his
automobile.
Noticing the gun in his hand,
Mrs. Thomas ran as he fired one
shot. AS she ran toward the rear
of her home, she turned and ran
into Mrs. Mable Parham's back
door, who lives next door at
1875 Greenlawn. Thomas, in pur
suit. went into the back door
behind her.
As she ran into Mrs. Pelham $
bathroom, Patterson fired three
shots, striking her in the head and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03

upper left leg The thwarted lover
then turned. ran 10 his automobile
and drove TO his home on Green
lawn where he stopped in the
driveway and fired shot into his
body. killing himself instantly
Grace Jackson. sitting on the
porch at the time declares that
after Patterson had shot himself
and lay dying. he called out TO
her, Grace, did it. killed my
self"
Patterson. according 70 police,
has threatened TO kill Mrs Thorn
as on several occasions, a he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03
Cure Hiccups?

LITTLE ROCK, AKA local
ci1zen here was charged with
driving 70 miles per hour. His
excuse was that he was merely
trying TO frighten his wife out
Of her hiccups.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03

couldn't have her Murray Minus,
IS. of l7l40 James Couzens High
way, Witnessed the murder Of
Mrs. Thomas. Minus told police
that he was making a professional
call to collect insurance at the
address where Mrs. Thomas was
killed.
John Thomas 81 away from
home at the time Of the Staying
was MIS-. Thomas husband. The
Winchester rifle is held by Homi-
eide officials.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03
Electrocuted Upon
Picking Up Drill

Milton Mcdonald, 81. Of 4748
Williams, an employee of the
Kelly Coal company. was cleo
irocuted last week when he pick
ga up an electric drill in the
Yard Of the company.
Mcdonald was standing IN a
pool Of water. according TO =
witness when he picked the drill
Up from the ground. The drill
Nas used in mixing lime Of
hcials stated.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-03
Mixed TeamDupes
Woman For $1,000
With Lost Purse
Three Victims Lose
S4659 In Two Weeks

The Detroit Police Depart
ment warned citizens Mon
day to be on guard against
cup artists and confidence
men as they frightened a net
10 clean them up after two
more cases of flim-flaming
we're reported over the week
end, making a total of ST.
$50 lost by three women vic
tins.
In cooperation with Prosecui-
inq Attorney Gerald O'Brien.
who recently started writing a
series of articles in effort 10 en-
list public support in crime pre-
veriion. the TRIBUNE is front
paging his article on the Con-
fidenee Rackets' in order that
its readers may join in the cru
SADIE against crime.
Victims last week were Mrs.
Ruin Robinson. 81. 1866 Brush,
who withdrew 1888 from the bank
las, Wednesday, to surprisingly
shs.c in a found $1,000 purse
ana Mrs. Mary Laing. 81. 1000
Cascade. who lost $4,000 the fol-
loving day.
Mixed Team of Women
Both were duped by two
Women. employing what is com
apnlv known as the pigeon-drop
OF nc ruse Of finding lost poe
Nctbook filled with money. The
later victim was fleeced by 4
rNed team. Several days before
a6 Vcal-old woman had beer
eianized by two con-men out Of
2q6.
Nlr, Robinson walked into po-
Is headquarters and reported
ai She was approached by Z
nan about II am. at State
aal Griswold, who walked with
M, to Crowley Miners store anc
started conversation about en-.
ployneni.
Upon entering the store q Sec
ond woman approached them
stated She found purse. inquired
OF the Whereabouts of the Lost
and Found department. and left
iating that she was going to see
per boss. Returning shortly. the
second woman said the purse con-
tanned $500 and would split the
n'uncy three ways if the other
laaies would put up some money
4, security.
Withdrew S353 From Bank
Nlls Robinson went and with
See cRAcKDOWN. Page q