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Todd has a home.
Police said DR.. Todd admitted
after several hours questioning
that he administered two seda-
tive injections to his wife, beat
her. and then summoned aid
four hours later. n
BY that time, police quoted DR..
Todd as saying, her body was
cold"
Firemen told of arriving at
DR.. Todd's $4,000 home in
Skokie at $40 o'clock Saturday
night and finding Mrs. Todd on
the bedroom floor clad in a
nightgown. The doctor, wearing
pajamas, sat on q nearby bed.
Quarreled Over Money
William Griffin, Skokie police
chief, said DR.. Todd was inco-
herent and lapsed into a coma.
After spending the night in a
hospital under police guard. he
was questioned by authorities.
Chief Griffith said DR.. Todd
related this story:
He gave his wife an injection
Of morphine Saturday afternoon
and at her suggestion later gave
himself one. He said both were
IN q highly nervous condition. !"
Dr.. Todd and his wife started
Guarreling over money. His wife
slapped him. DR.. Todd said. and
he slapped her and then about
3 pm, he gave her two injec-
tons Of nembutal, a sedative.
Quarrel Renewed
About q half hour later they
quarreled again and he struck
her in the face. He said she fell
TO the floor between twin beds.
He then gave himself a hypoder-
mic injection Of nembutal and
left the room. When he re-
turned q little later he saw that
cher body appeared to be turn
ing blue" and he administered
o stimulant with a hypodermic
needle and applied artificial
respiration.
Again he left the bedroom, he
said. and did not return until
8 pm, when he noticed her
body was cold" He summoned
fremen.
DR.. Jerry Kearns. Cook County
eoroner's pathologist. said an
autopsy failed to show cause of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
Blankets for Indiu

OTTAWA, Dec. 5 (P.-Two
Royal Canadian Air Force plane
loads Of blankets are to be flown
from Montreal to flood victims
IN India and Pakistan. They are
being sent under a Canadian
food relief program giving each
country $4,000 worth Of sup
plies. Blankets got first priority
because both said they were most
urgently needed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
3 Times Foster For
HEARTBURN

Certified laboratory tests prove Bell-ans
tablets neutralize 3 times as much
stomach acidity in one minute as many
leading digestive tablets. Get Bell-ans
today for the fastest known relief. 2St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
Physician Faces Charge
Of Murdering Wife

CHICAGO Dec. QP-Police yesterday charged doctor
with numbering his wife after they said he admitted giving
sedatives and beating her unconscious
The murder complaint against Dr. Hobart H. Todd. 43
charged his wife Hazel As death through beating
administered by her husband The complaint filed by suburban
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

death. An inquest was scheduled
this afternoon in the Cook
County Morgue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
Points for Parents By Edyth rhomo. woIoe.

thinking all Mother-Im listing the things
have the threeI usually before Christmas.
weeks makes head swim crossing off and tightening
Every there be Others be pushing
things do ready myself hard these coming
tor Christmas weeks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-17
Desegregation Battle
Continues in South

Desegregation in Southerr
schools as ordered by the historic
ruling of the u. S. Supreme Court
edict of May IL, 1854, and fol-
lowed by supplemental order
to proceed" in May of this year
has resulted in considerable strife
in several southern states.
Mississippi and Alabama sp-
pear in the forefront to circum-
vent the high court ruling.
Citizens Councils. successor to
the Ku Klux Khan. formed by
whites in both states. are intimi.
dating Negroes who advocate i'm.
mediate or even future "integra.
ton"
Several other states, Maryland
Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky.
and Kansas, where no incidents
have been reported because Of
indignation, have made efforts tC
comply with the "desegregation"
ruling.
Approximately one third Of
Maryland's 500 d d counties
have integrafed their schools
without too much fanfare or
untoward incidents.
Kansas City's public schools
are reported completely integral
ed, and without incident.
In Selma, Alabama. Negro
signers of petitions TO have theiI
children admitted TO heretofore
white schools" have met with
economic reprisals.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-17
Diggs Asks
Inquiry OF
Air Force

Congressman Charles c. Digs
Jr., D-Mich.) has filed protest
with Air Force Secretary Donald
A. Quarles. criticizing the security
program Of the flying branch.
Diggs' request for an investi-
CATION followed q reply he re-
ceived from a. F. Major Joe
w. Kelly regarding the security
case OF Second Ii. Vincent I.
Mitchell. a Reserve officer from
MI. Clemens.
Gen. Kelly, director Of the Air
Force Legislative Liaison, wrote
Diggs that g. the Air Force
security program does not at
tempt to determine the intent Of
the individual"
This statement was called dis
turbing" by the Michigan Repre-
sentative, who asked for clarifi-
cation from Secretary Quarles.
Ignoring of intent" reasoned
Diggs, challenges "the validity of
our entire criminal law proce-
CONTINUED On Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-17

signed petitions demanding that
their children be admitted to non.
segregated public schools.
The NAACP in Alabama. with
Mrs. Ruby Hurley of Birming-
nam as Southeastern secretary,
has filed petitions in various
counties. requesting that the Su-
preme Court edict ito admit Ne
groes to integrated schools" be
carried forward.
An example of what is happen
ing TO many sections of the South
where Negro parents are attempt.
ing TO register their children
may be cleaned from Dallas
County Alabama
One official of a white Cit-
Kens Council stated that OF 29
Negro parents who signed Pc
tiiions requesting iniegraiion.
is were fired from their jobs.
Several Negroes were offered
their jobs back IF they withdrew
their names from the petitions
but refused. Others. already I'M
also refused. Some,
under threats and in
withdrew their names.
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-17
NAACP Housing
Workshop Set
at Central WV

The Michigan State Conference
Of NAACP Branches will hold a
special workshop on the NAACP's
housing policy and program Sat
urday, Sept. nth. in Detroit.
The workshop will b H~'S -
the Central YWcA. Withersll
and Montcalrn, nd VII
AZ 10 am.
The workshop program will be
under the supervision of Madison
S. Jones OF New York City who
is a special assistant in charge
Of the NAACP's national housing
program.
Commenting on the workshop
program, Edward M. Turner,
president Of the NAACP State
Conference said:
This is very important meet
ing in view Of the high priority
that is being given to the Asso-
cations housing program and
the need for intensity lAs J al
community action.
"Our problems in the fields OF
education and the use Of public
accommodation. etc, cannot be
solved effectively until we have
solved the basic housing proc.
lem"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-17
Musicians Meet
Here in 1856

The National Association OF
Negro Musicians. Inc, meeting in
Chicago recently selected Detroit
for its 37th annual convention
city in 1855.
Lloyd G. Grinnsll. president
of Crinnell Brothers and finan-
eisl secretary of the Detroit
chapter of the Association. an
nounced that the convention
will be held next August.
DR.. Roscoe r. Polin of India.
napolis is president. Mrs. Jerene
G.. Macklin is president OF the
Detroit chapter.
The Detroit Negro Civic Opera
Company will host the fifty-six
convention.
Crinnell Brothers also an
nounced that their company will
offer a 500 prize a. a scholarship
donation TO the best pianist be-
tween 10 and Is years OF age,
and q legal resident Of Michigan
during next years convention.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-17
Daytime
Robbery


Detroit police this week
pushed a city-wide hunt for
two armed bandits who staged
a II o'clock noon robbery
Monday of the Detroit Bank,
Van Dyke at Kercheyal.
Despite efforts OF the
cashier, Mrs. Jean a. Gsyon
TO stall one OF the bandits at
her cage. as she dropped to
the floor and pressed an
alarm button, they succeed
ed in escaping in stolen
automobile with $4,000.
Fill up this bag. or Iii shoot"
the bandit closest TO her cage de.
manded. she stated.
Dropping 10 the floor. she
pressed an alarm that regis
tered at Mcclellan Precinct
Station. a few blocks away.
But as she did so, a cadet teller
passed her cage and was ordered
to Fill it up" by the bandit.
Carl c. Bahr Of 1915 Evanston
walked into Mrs. Gayon's cage.
and began placing money into
the sack. The other bandit, who
covered him from an entrance,
some few feet away. urged him
to hurry up man, we don't have
all day"
Ten or fifteen customers were
in the bank at the time.
The car in which they escaped
was taken forcibly from James
Etheridge OF 1922 Goddard. two
hours before the holdup. He had
reported it stolen to police.
The abandoned autimobile was
found at E. Lafayette and Con.
cord, twenty-five or thirty blocks
from the scene Of the robbery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-17
Foreign Students
Visit Hampton Inst.

HAMPTON, Va-Hampton In
stitute was visited last Friday by
as students representing 10 for
eign countries and four CONT
nentS.
Travelling under the auspices Of
the Orientation Center for Over
seas Students located at the Col
lege of William and Mary, the
newcomers to America spent sew
eral hours at the College
They began with a tour Of the
74-acre waterfront campus, in
GLIDING visits to the Collins p
Huntington Library. Ogden Hall
College Bookstore, Hardness Hall
gymnasium, administration build.
ing, the institute dairy and poul.
try farm and Virginia Hall dining
room.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-17
Boy SIoyers'
Trial Begins
Sept. 18th

Trial OF two brothers accused
of the lynch-slaying of a l4-yeai
old boy in small Mississippi
town (Summer) was scheduled Il
begin Sept. 10.
Gov. Hugh White Of Missis-
sippi announced this week that
Roy Bryant and J. w. Milan.
half brothers. who kidnapped
Emmett Till. IL. of Chicago. two
weeks ago from his home.
would 90 on trial.
Accused of "wolf-whistling' al
the wife of one Of the brothers
the Till boy was taken from his
home about 2:30 in the morning,
and was not seen until three days
later. when his body was re-
moved from the Talahattie River
Till's skull had been crushed,
and a bullet sent through his
head near his ear. He formerly
resided in Detroit.
District Attorney Gerald Chat.
man announced this week that
former FBI agent land lawyer)
has been appointed to aid in
prosecution OF the two brothers.
Also. Mrs. Mamie Bradley,
mother of Hill, has been asked
TO come to Mississippi for the
trial.
chatham promised her "any
reasonable protection she might
feel that she needs" il she will
appear on the witness stand.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-17
That Sterling Hebrew Actor,
Paul NUM- Loses His Left Eye
to Surgery! (tumor) Is Reported
in Good Condition
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C.S. #
o THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:

By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C.S. 4F++
COD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
In incompatible indispensable. imperative Christian
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Eddy Ny Holy Ghost conceived Mes
dsh Son. Christ Jesus re EYES found p $50 Of the
Glossary Science and Health with Key the Scriptures
You read
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are spirit, and they life"
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additional evidence Of the operations OF the dsv'-anma'
magnetisml-vis
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1.-The DEVILS medicine. surgery, and psyehiafry -
deadly aerase eovnterets Of My Gods nfsllibIe d.
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Absolute Miracle Science Messiah miIennium!ll
3-The entertainment worlds prisoner OF the DEVIL
whom Satan hath bound-va ihe deadly Adam and Eve
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-17

GA Warned to
Take 7 Months
Money to School

Veterans starting school this
fall under the Korean CT Bill can
avoid financial troubles by taking
along enough money of their own
10 see them through their first
two months of training, Veteran:
Administi alton announced this
week.
Under the law. il takes about
two months for their first CT
allowance checks TO reach
them. VA explained. providing
enrolment forms are propmtlY
submitted at the end of the
registration period and certifi-
cation of attendance is fur
nished at the end of the first
month of training.
Those enrolling during the date
enrolment period and those
transferring from other states
may expect a longer period thar
two months before receipt OF
their first checks.
Once the allowances start com.
ing, they will cover every month
of training completed. as long as
veterans make sure their schools
file monthly attendance certifi-
Gates with the VA.
VA explained that under the
Korean CT Bill, a veteran re-
ceives a single CT allowance
check to cover each month Of
training.
With the help OF that check,
he must meet all his own training
representation. books, fees,
supplies and the like.
VA does not make separate
payments to schools, as it does in
the case of veterans training I'M
der the original World War II CT
Bill.
For veterans in school full-time
under the Korean CT Bill, the
monthly allowance rates are Sll0.
with no dependents; Sl35, with
one dependent, and Sl60, with
more than one dependent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-17
Mother, q, Puts Her ; Children
And Self to Death With Exhaust Of
Closed Car!
Mrs. Catherine Hagey, jackson, Mich

Mrs. Catherine Hagey, Jackson, Mich
COD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE;
Such tragedies inflicted by the devil in homes and
families where there is desperate, urgent, imperative
need for the Second Coming of the Chris-the divinity
Of My Holy Ghost conceived Messiah Son, Christ Jesus
which now available and comparatively easy of UNDER
standing on the part of repentant sinnersthose who
HUNGER AND THIRST AFTER RICHTEOUSNESS",-
for those who are heartsck of "THE WISDOM or THIS
WORLD WHICH IS FooLIsHNEsS WITH CoD"l
est. Paul..
See Mother, 23 Puts Her Chidren-(as per
Detroit Times)- Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-17
Return to Oakland
Section Next Week
AN OPEN LETTER TO OUR FRIENDS
In The
OAKLAND, HoLBRooK, RUSSELL AREA

We humbly apologize to the many merchants. church,
and civic leaders, as we'll as housewives who were not
contacted for this issue of the TRIBUNE, which carries
facts, figures pictures and about your neighbor
hood
You not overlooked nor forgotten.
However unable to make complete cove.
rage of your entire because of the number
of businesses clubs associations and other civic groups
Therefore we are dedcating another issue of the
TRIBUNE to the Oakland, Holbrook Russell area to
give the social and business organizations opportunity
to be represented.
We requesting every club president or other Of
fetal to call us at the TRIBUNE (W0. 4-8208 WO.
24937 mail facts about your church club owever
small to our office (2146 St. Antoine).
Too would like for you to help us select the per.
in your neghbofhood whom you think Is deserving
Of the title of Citizen Of the Week"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-17
Information About
.UN Now Available

ANN ARBOR-A new list of
sources OF information about the
United Nations is available from
the University Of Michigan for
groups planning 10 celebrate UN
week, Oct. 1874.
Requests for the list should be
sent TO the Library Extension
Service, Room /, University Of
Michigan General Library.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-17
Ice Box Gets Two Boys!
The Deadly, Anti Christ Adam and
Eve Psychology Of Human Births,
Sin, Disease, and Death is the CuIprit!

The iesbox was discarded two years sso-BuI WHEN
YOU HAVEN'T GOT AN HONEST CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
IN "A CARLOAD or ADAMS AND EWES, SUCH TRAGEDIES
WILL OCCUR AGAIN, AND AGAIN, AND AcAiN"l
The nonhonesso-cod Christian Scientists Of the human
race prisoners Of The dsvwhom Satan hath bound
" Jesus observed the Adams and Ewes who loved fns
praise Of men more than the praise Of ccd-snd are OF de-
fseivs sanity, judgment, honesty intelligence
PART z
HOWEVER, THERE IS NO DEATH
DEATH IS A DEPARTURE TO THAT COLLECTIVE CON-
scIousNEss CALLED THE NEXT WoRLDi-WHEkE
See Ice Box Gets Two Bows Pagez
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-17
Credit Union
Buys Building

The Saginaw Telephone EN-
oloyees Credit Union has pur-
chased building for use as an
office at 7l8 S. Washington ST.,
Saginaw.
Organized in February. 1898.
il had in its first year only 80
members and assets of S3l7.
AS of Aug. 81. 1855. assets
reached S923.0O0, loans 1914, 900,
and the membership had an ALL
time peak figure of 1876.
The credit union, which serves
employees and families of the
Michigan Bell Telephone Com
pany and Western Electric Conn
pany in the Saginaw and Ira
verse City districts, will move
into its new offices on Sept. IL.
It is the first credit union in
Saginaw TO purchase its own
building.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-17

With pressure from Citizens
Councils, composed of blgo..
whites; employers have fired
their Negro employees who have
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-23

BARLEY. Supt. of Dover District
will preside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe II. Davidson
were supper guests OF Mrs. Mary
j. Short at the Homestead on
Sunday evening.
Sympathy is extended TO the
family of Mrs. Earl Cooper, who
recently passed away. She leaves
a husband and several sons and
daughters To mourn their loss.
Funeral services were held from
the Christian Church on Sunday
afternoon. Surviving are two sis
ters. Mrs. Ethel Mitchell of Frank
ford and Mrs. Mamie Hickman of
this town
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Sensining
of Haverford. Pa, and friends.
spent TIE weekend at the home of
their grandparents, the late Mr..
and Mrs. Archie E. Richards.
Mrs. Clara Richards, mother of
Mrs. Vannie Dolby and Mrs. Eta
Lynch, observed her 93rd birthday
around the 30th of August, at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Linda
Eckbold. in Franklinville, n. J. The
latter gave a party in honor of
her mother who received many
cards and nice gifts.
Mrs. Richards above named, has
recently returned home to her
daughters, having undergone an
operation at the hospital. We hope
for her a good recovery.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-23
OCEAN VIEW

Rally Day will be observed at
mariners' Bethel Methodist Church
on Sunday morning in the Sunday
School, AT 10 o'clock. Mr.. Fred
Graef. Supt.; Mr.. Ralph Helm,
Assistant Supt-; Mrs. Helen Kauff-
man, Pianist and Treasurer. There
will be a promotion of scholars
into clases. Awards viii be made
for those having perfect attendance.
We heoe to see you in Sunday
School.
The goal is 2C0 in attendance.
Last Sunday there was lis in at
tendance. Invite someone to come
and enjoy the study Of Gods Word.
The Worship and sermon by the
minister. Rev. A Jason Blundon
viii follow at II o'clock.
The choir has been given a two
weeks vacation. However, last
Sunday morning we enjoyed the
Sunday morning we enjoyed the
fine quartette of men from the
YouHg Adult Choir composed of
Messrs. William Collins, Ralph Ma
han, Kenneth Parker and Edward
Simpson. who sang: Sometime the
Silver Chord will Break" and Lead
Me to Calvary.
The Program Committee of the
WSCS of Bethel Church met on
Monday evening of this week. to
plan for che October meeting and
the comiag year.
On Thursday evening of this
week, the Young Adult Choir with
their pastor will be heard and seen
on Televisi6G Channel 16. at 9:15,
in Thought for TIE Week.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union held their annual Lun-
che0n in Bethel Church on Tues
day noon of this week, providence
permitting. Each member was re-
quested to invite friend.
Capt and Mrs. Mervin Johnson
of Philadelphia have been spend
ing their vacation at their sum-
mer home near here and visited
Mrs. Clara Pusey last week.
Mrs. Ida Mitchell visited her
daughter, Mrs. Emma Marsh, and
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-23

son-in-law, Mr.. Nat Marsh. in Re
hoboth recently
Jack Burge, our Scout Master
has returned home from the Pen
insula Hospital in Salisbury, where
he received a check-up.
Mr.. Guy Holloway has returned
to his home in Clearwater Fla.
after spending the summer here.
Mrs. Ressie Martin who has
been the guest of her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Richards during the summer, has
returned TO her home in Hollywood
Florida.
Mrs. Mary Hudson is visiting
her sons, James and David Hud-
son, in Virginia, while her daugh-
ter Mrs. Hazel Simpson is receiv-
ing treatment in Beebe Hospital in
Lewes.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Bunting
and son Barrie of Philadelphia
were weekend guests of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dolby.
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Dolby were dinner guests.
Mr.. Irwin Short has returned to
his home in Miami. Fla. after
spending several weeks here with
his mother Mrs. Lulu Lynch and
grandmother, Mrs. Martha Con-
oway. While here, Mr. and Mrs.
Short sold their residence and
farm property in Cedar Neck, near
Indian River.
The Officers of Mariners Bethel
Methodist Church are invited to at
tend the Quarterly Meeting Confer
ence, to be Eeld in Dagsboro Metho-
dist Church, on this Friday even
ing, Sept. 23rd, at 7:30. DR.. o. A.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-23

Ayes. The fact that you are re-
ceiving disability compensation
would not bar you from re-
cieying death compensation
benefits as well.
Q-The house l want to buy with
CT loan does not come under
FILA credit controls. because
FILA completed all its paper
work before the controls went
in effect on July 30. 1855. Will
ii be subject to VAS credit
restrictions?
A-The house will be exempt from
VA credit restrictions only IL
VA receives request for an
appraisal on or before Sept.
80, 1855.