The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-08
What They're Saying

Back to school is the slogan of thousands of children
throughout the Detroit Metropolitan area this VT
Nearly 100000 in the public alone. are expected a.
enroll i'm Detroit.
AS they &C to school, all motorists should he evo
careful to see the NOT A SINGLE child, is INJl,RFn
BY AUTOMOBILE.
Suppose drivers take pledge not to INJURE one
single child during the next nine months, anyone for
that matter-with our automobiles
Former Gov Adla Stevenson packed them in Labo,
Day in Detrots Cadillac Square: estimates of tho
crowd which viewed the parade, of AFL-CIO unionist
ranged from rs to 100000.
10 ming tire parade at Grand Circus Park wore
Stevenson Gov Williams, Lieut. Gov. Hart
Alex Fuller vice-presdent of the Wayne County,
Clio. and many other labor and democratic leaders of
the state.
Mayor Cobo extened greetings to the Denis presi
Dental candidate in front of the old City Hail. where
the reviewing stand was held.
John Dancv and Mrs Beulah Whitby head the De-
troit Urban League delegation attending the national
convention of the league in Cincinnati, Monday hru
Friday this week
Rio Ottley, veteran newsman, who has written and
cago daily. in Cincy for the Convention. C.
Houston Byrd TRIBUNE Shop Director, visiting in
into Mr. Ot'ey-also Mark Smith, young FEBC Admin.
istrator of Portland Oregon.
Detroiters are talking about the Cleveland Brown.
Detroit Lion charity game Friday night Briggs Sta
dum-have you purchased your ticket? It's for good
cause.
Mayor Cobo, tituar head of the Michigan Republican
party has promised TO give the dems the hardest fight
they've had in the past years. says that he
wanted men his team who get things done. zap.
parcntly he got them at the recent COP convention
Democrats in Michigan, afraid that Pres Eisenhower
will carry local office along his coat tails Nov
ember ringing doorbes if the election was
To be held with II two weeks.
Wayne County Republicans. are yet divided it APP
the results of the primary election, where
Blue Ribbon slate of candidates entered-some in
opposition to regular members of the Party, but in
say the differences minor and all will be
united come November.
Reading magazines. newspaper and other pubca-
TONS flooding the American one begins to
discover coumnsts who COP supporters and
others Democratic hackers. lin each instance the
respective writer has proow causes to substantiate
why this or what that some of them are yet divided
as to which of the parties Civil Rights platform is
stronger there are those Also who have kept
trail position, writing and interpreting nearly pos
sible, the news as it has occurred.
Gov. Clements of Tennessee. Chicago "keynoter'
for the Democrats, has, thus far astutey handled the
school Indignation battle in Clinton, Tenn ditto for
the mayor of the small Southern City
Negroes have been fghting in the courts for five
to have their children attend the public schools
in the little town, before the Supreme Court
Edct, in 1854, "outlawing segregation.
Leaders, both white and colored have recognized
that they the Negroes don't intend to give up because
Of hostile rabberousng citizenry of the 5000 pop
ulaton city.
event YOU were too busy or failed to get down
TO the TRIBUNES OPEN HOUSE two weeks ago,
that you should drop in day and wit
ness this modern plant in operation-tell and bring
your friends along.
Judge Theo Bohns One-Man Grand Jury, trods with
much speculation as to what the outcome will be-
close observers are of the opinion that plenty will
cmanate there from this week several witness who
were cited participating in the Downrver Graft
way or another have returned for the third time
to rive testimony. .
When the public will finally get an inkling of what is
row progressing behind locked DOORS is not known but
Is expected to hit around election time-thats wild
guess. foundation.