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BRYANT. CLINTON II. Deemins It I'm
possible to thank all In person. l
snd heartfelt thanks to relatives and
1Iiends for their words of consolation.
cards. food and beautiful ioral trib-
utes at the time or the passing OF our
Il. BRYANT Special thanks to the
Rev Beatty and the Rev. Blight,
BEREAVED WIFE. GALENA NJ. BRY-
AMI: SON, CURTIS M. DULL AND
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

3 CHOICE SITES. Port Lincoln. yalrs
81 l4O price, 800 Call LII. t-7ba1
after $3.50 pm
FORT LINCOLN, sites / through 3, lot
399 block IA. very REASONABLE. Box
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BROWN JANIS WILLIAM. on thurs.
Gay March l3 1887, JAMES vii.
LIAM BROWN, beloved husband q
Brown and Eva YinglinR He also il
survived BY four grandchildren ant
TWO Observation-Disclosures brother oi
Edward and Jack Brown and Sadit
Jones Friends may cali at the Robert
A Mstt.ngiy Funeral Home, 1871 lHr
81 Sc where services will be held
on SATURDAY.. March ~, at = pm
Relatives and friends invited. Inter.
ment Cedar Hiil Cemetery.
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y LII OIINFIU HIU 7 U
oaushters OF p NJ y g
Chamber No . q q O o.
o r. ere hereby noi Ned O:
the death OF True Daug lei
EsTElIE PITTS Funeral or
SATURDAY. March ID 1885,
a. pm from The Stewart
lone, 80 II st ne Chamber
Mehr AL MACK ard Nhltt
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AHERN. GATHERING c. On wednes-
day, March ! 3, 1876. at her. residence,
ERINE G AHERN. daughter Of the
Dernaine Funeral Home, $50 South
Msshinstor ST. Alexandria, vs. Mass
Church on SATURDAY, March ID. at
$50 am. Intern Mt g. Mary's Gene;
terry Alexandria, va. The roSarv will
6 Sn FsiS M.fe ss fs0ys ss hons
BlLFIErD; ARSE. On Wednesday,
Rta sn ARsrE BELFsLb bm g; fncs G cHi
on st NV. devoted husband OF Mrs
Lille Belfield. beloved ather OF Doro-
the Beihsid' lie also caves to- to n.onrn
his passing a sister-iu law, Mrs Mamie
Ashton, and other relatives and MANY
rem Rhines mS co Fane ns Al Home me ' s
3rd St. sw, Notice OF funeral later.
h HSfsR h fs1 HARRY 81 TeS5i5dS
q MIS-, Leah srosdQn Ais suESiy.ns
sna Karen Bosdon and jane:
one sister, Mrs. Jessie isaac; three
steOf~ofhers, three StepsiSters other
ssfs and many tTisnSs Notice ~ S 81
Palmer Funeral Home, AZ st. ne.
IA, 1887, FRANK F BROW. the be-
loved husband Of Lille B. Brow and
father Of Mrs Arts Clo,felter OF
al the " ". Deal Funeral Home 4Si@
Georg.s ave. NV, from " TO 5 pm.
ard : to pm Frl{ay. March Is
Services Will be held on Saturday,
March Is. at 1870 pm. 1nterment
Port Lincoln Cemetery.
BROW. FRANK r. A special commuui-
6. cation of Joppa Lodge, No
N 81. F. A. A. M. is hereby
IN called for 1890 pm Satur-
WfNN day, March Ia. 1887, for the
"y% purpose OF attending the tu-
S[/y% neral OF our late brother.
W FRANK F BROW BY
order Of FREDERICK E HUCkS.
Worshipful Master.
RORERT A MAYER. SecretAry
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RROMN. LANES ~. omcers and N m.

BROWN. JAMES w Offcers and m M
~ n oers OF Fidelity Council, No
N&A I DAUGHTERS OF America, are
hereby notified OF the death
EH-H1 Of our beloved protnvr. JAMES
I&u9E W BROWN Funeral from the
~il Robert A Mattingly Funeral
Hcme 1871 llth st Sc, on
SATURDAY, March IL. 1857 al pm
ELIZABETH WHITE Councillor.
MABEL. G DOWNING. Bee SecY
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DAY Marrn i3 1885,; al Prince
George Genera. HOSPITAL. AlLlE A
LANE Of 1sIH Forest I'd CnrVetly
Md, beloved husband of Martina Zee
Lane, aon 81 The late PatricE A and
me late ESs.e Lane OF klcnmonu Va
Eunerai nom the above residence on
SATURDAY, March 10, at $50 a M
HiRn reauiem mass al S Ambrose
church a. am. Intetment Mount
Calvary Cemetery, Richmond Va at
- m Monday, March IS Rela-
tlyes aha irienus invited Arrange
ments by Hanlon $ Funeta! Home IL
LANE, ALLIE A. Members Of Prince
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=
day March II. 100. ISABELLE DAVIS
LAYTON o. 40" SIND atp ne me-
lo'pd vie - %I.Asm r. Lave 8
mother Of Wiillam ' jr, ana Z ouH y
LAYTON daughter OF RUN q. ana the
late L0uis A DAVIS A.so r4riNtha
arr one grandson seven sisters Other
relatives ana many friends After /"
noon FRIDAY March ). friends are
invited % call ~ the MCCLURE Funeral
Home. ls@u Hih s. Funeral from
ChLfch SIS NV. on SATURDAY. March
~, a. 10 am lnteiment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery
LOHR JANIS ~. on "wednesday. March
~ ll1a ~ Suburban Hospital JAMES
Yer sprins Mo husband Of Msry J
| ohr and farmer OF Mrs J o. Payne
OF silver Spring Nd Mrs { +
Hayden Of. BetheSds Md Henry w
i.ohr Of West Hysltsslle, Mo MIA
Mrs c { Wilson nf Chevy Chase Md
NJ Ionr rests AZ the Warner pun
bUfey Funeral Home, hiH Geofgla
ave- SilA SPRING Nd unere sery-
ices viii be hello on SATURDAY., March
~ Al lgam parking taeilitiesl ~.
Please omit flowers,
MAuON, MARY >. on Wednesday.
piisi, MARY T. MAHoN OF ifia North
mo,hef Of Col. ausust {. MSho- ~ u =
John A. Mahon OF New York she
also Is sufyiv b. three grandChil-
dren Services and in.erment Mon
e Gay. Mateh -. IN Brooklyn, N y
: Howard Funeral Home. Sis K,cnue
menls 81 ihs Murphy Fpaersi Home.
Arlington. Va.
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TU1l VEUHUE 4. DrpafteO Ins ne
0u Tleeday March ~ 1857, a. HaH-
iak Va. GEORGE FOY .. IA
Nvu nv devoted husband o.
ottie Foy He also leaves Two sisters
NJ Perme.Ia Jackson ana Ms Name
Russell. aud one brother. John. all o.
TCiatiita and Trends Remains may
be- sieyea al lnt Frazier Funeral Home
3s,i rnnFe iSlan Az" ~ nom =
an saturday. Ssfeh - until TINE
ne.u A. IA" Second Baptist Church
~ pm, lne Rev J L s hnllnmaa
obciatlnR lnterment LiHeO.n Me
moral CcmetefJ
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CIRIIs. AMANDA on Weane.dsy

March 49, in5.. at her residence. va
eth q. Sc AMANDA CURTIS the
beio'sd mother VI Mrs. MARY G. Lang
icy ana Mrs. Vera Campbell She
also leaves seven grandchildren and
other relatives and friends Friends
may cal AFTER pm FRIDAY March
Is, the funeral home Of Alexander
S. Pope 4l4 18TH ST. Sc where
iunsrsl services VII bt held on Safur-
cay MasCh -, al pm liner
Trfut NpoQlaVn Cemetery Is
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CoRNWELL. NEIL. on Thursday. Marcf

IH5, al Alexandra Hospital
EEIL CQRNWELL o: Route 3 Vienna
Va beloved husband o. Lucille X
CornveI brother OF Jesse william
and LUCAS CoruWei Mrs Bna Day,
r!n2er. Ms Lola Bar and Mrs Doro-
tins Gatcheh He also IS survived By
three cniidren and three Slepchlldren
Friends may call a. the Ives Finsra
Home "sis wilson blvd Ariing on
Va where funeral services viii be held
on Ssturosy, March lis. a. 10 IN,
EntombmeEt National Memorial PARK
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In mrmnriant

BATTLEi JACK a. In loving memor,
o. ouT dear son ana brother JACK
bATlLEf Who departed THIS lie
Tooay and a.wsvs you are IN our
thoughts ana mtutugitS
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March IA 1857, WILLIAM A CLARK
OF 500 Girafd s. ne, husband OF
An!se CLARK son o. Mira CLARK,
brother OF Raymond Clark Other rela-
tiyes ana friends also survive. After
nj SUNDAY. March -, friends may
csl e. the Frazier Funeral Home,
$50 Rhode Island ave NV. where
funeral services Will be held on Mon
DAY March -. al l.,Ju pm jhe
Rev joseph Miles cffciating IntsI =
ment Animation NATIONAL Cemetery. ! !
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our. joins D. on r1.dax. Ma.nn l,

Is; John D CULP, o-loYed nas.
baud Of Mary F Cup ana father Of
Car H PicnarG c aI1 Arthur c
CUP. brother OF Ben Cu'p. !athet-ln-
law Of Bessie I Barbara and Fave
CuiD and brother-in Jaw o. Mr. and
Mrs Kermit Hill FrienaS may call
ASH. GecTgia ave nv ants m
satpFday hsren 10 lnterment R.ch-
fed y c SIS
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VUHtN, tLIA, On FFLdaY, MATCH 10,
1887, FILA COHEN OF Asa Arlnston
blvd Arlington Va beloved mother
q Mrs Henrietta MONTGOMERY MRS
FriedS TingStYGm, fsaoore Cohen An
ton Cohen Of Massachusetts and Joseph
Cohen OF NeT Yors She also IS
survived ~ fiYe SISTERS. Mrs Fannie
ZGpnlk, Mrs Henrietta Rossnblatt Mrs
Reneocs Drummer. Mrs Ray Duevins
and Mrs. Esther Woo a brother, JACK
EiscaTs. twelve grandchildren aud Ave
great grandchildren Funeral services
al the Bernard pSn2ausky 4 Sons
Funeral Home 35ei l4th ; NV on
Monday March II az 10 IN am
Iaterment ArilnSton Nationa' Cemsieyy
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ERTnAL. PAN G. on Thlrsday March

~, iHj1. a. Prince Georkts Hos
pital CneNfr.y Nd lAU!4 & ERlHAI
~ ial B!acE!oOt RI College PARK
Nd beloved husband o. l,ois / Efinai
ana nro'aer Of Mrs Pauline r Smith
Mrs Lena Smith Charlie aud Albert
Erthal. Services at the tia en- Funeral
Home, ftle Baltimore ave, nNsitsvilis
Nc on Monday March ~ 81 10 IN
Relatives ana friends invited Inter
ment Fort Lincoln CemeterA U
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Georges Council, No 2~ua.
knights OF Columbus. vii
mret on Ff.Gay March Ia.
100 a. IN = m A. ihp
home OF our late nrO het.
ALLIE A AM jsIa FOR
esi 70, CheterlY, Nd To
rosary for the repOSe OF
ROURkF GRAD Knight.
, o DuWD I'm Sacy IT.
w A. Members OF Cneveriy
Pos No los the American
Leg on are reutested to A.
tend services tor Cnmfads
ALLIE A LANE a. his late
residence, 5fig Forest I'd
Chevfly Md on Friday,
March ~ lHj. Al !. 30 % ~
AM SPlILISGEIt. COmdr
vi TAI J. AMNf
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Announcement Of
services By Cham ers
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= 1885,, at his residence 1874
Neal S. ne. ACIE COLES He Is
survived by a loving wife. Mrs Emily
Coles two sons Robert Lee and George
Coles one daGshter, Mrs Florence
Scott, four brothers, Il grandchildren
ard other relatives and many friends
i33i ( ~, a. ~, Sat,,-dav Atareh
Is. after pm Funeral services. on
saneaJ March IL az pm. at the
Salem Baptist Church, HowarGSYiile,
Va Internent family cemetery
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nANnsnN. MnIIIr M on w.tn..da,

SON De.oyed VIE Of Abraham /
DAVIDSON devoted mother OF Daniel
j. DAVIDSON. student at the Uni
versiiy OF Maryland Dr. Sidney l.
Davidson OF San Francisco CAM
MIS- Sol Dollecx Mrs joel Cohen. ~
botn OF WaSnlnEton. D. c she also
IS survived BY two brothers and 40
sisters DR. Jacob Mackler OF Nashine =
tcn. D. Dave Msckier, Mrs LILLIAN
Dompn and Mr. sylvia Thaler. al OF
New Ycrk CITY Y. and seven
grandchildren Services al The .
Goldberg & Son Funeral Home All
nth At. nv, on Sunday. AarCh ~
a. II am lntermPni B'nai Israel
Cemetery In mourning at j'.u5 South
Dakota ave ne
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IANsON, RORIRr ,Dscla, -


10 munlCation CT hopa Lodge.
M No -. F A A NJ Is hereby
I'm called Ior the plfposc con-
quoting the Masonic burial
%OV services over the remains OF
MN or deceased brother. ROB
NJ ERT + JANSON. on sstut-
day. March ~. 1857. a. i30 pm
CHARLES H. SMALL Master.
PAUL ELCAE. Secretary
JARBOE. NORA r. Suddenly. on Tses.
cay March t.. 1856 VI tnr nome
Q: nei oroins nr eugene D ia Doe
Of a.il Connec ;cut ave nW Mss
NORA I. JARBOE OF Rauon M ia
Rockville. Md beloved sister {! Mr.
Corneha Wohl;ar,G, MIS- Roberts
lsiimer' Samuel r. Dr Eugene u
Jarboe ard ne iate Moselle J Dick
erson and John A Jsfbor. Friends
ale invited 10 cal a. the Bethe da-
CHEVY Chase -unera Hume OF kDn.rt
FHmpnrer, B.tGeSda Nd after
y, noon thursday. Matcn ~ Prsyers
Nlil De Offered Al Pm Friday
March Is services a. s., Mari s
Catholic Ctlfeh. Backyl..e, No on
Sasuicay March III enere requiem
mas Will ue lfered a. q 80 am
ln,efment s MARY Cemetery, Barnes
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weanesasy March III 1917. JOHN "
beloved husband .. E,iple Patterson
Lamkip. father @: Patricia l.. Heaps
Evelyn Wnsren. John 1hOns,
4 ana Mar l.. LsIn.lu. son OF MIS-
Helene Lsmksn Services a. the I'M.
othy Hsn!uu Flneral Home aSIl Geqr.
ga ave. ma, on SATURDAY March
~, al ] pm lnterment Port Lincoln
CemftpFy -
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(OLE. 1ONY On "wednesday. Mafch
husband Of Doris Cole and father OF
fP!ene and George Cole brother OF
Peter and James Cole Friends may
call a. the W VI Deal Funeral Home
tSi" Georgia ave. nv. Notice OF
funeral later
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-10
Juvenile Court
Gets First Negro
Woman Referee

The Juvenile Court staff of
referees was tripled when Judge
Nathan J. Kaufman appointed
two more Tuesday. Named to
the staff was Mrs. Jeanne Harb-
our, 80, and John Kurland, So.
The appointments were made
after a Civil Service Study re-
commended that the court be
expanded from its one full-time
referee and seven part-time re-
ferees, for the $4,000 post.
Mrs. Harbour. $3.50 Fullerton.
an attorney for the Friend of
the Court Is the first Negro
woman 10 be named referee in
any Wayne County Court. She
is q. graduate of the University
Of Deiroit. and the wife of
Robert Harbour. Wayne County
Sheriffs office employee and
former president of Michigan
Federated Democratic club.
Kurland, 1857 Roselawn. is
a graduate of the Detroit Col
lege of Law and has been with
the court % years.
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Law Upholds
Biased Home

LANSING-The states civil
rights law does not compel
privately operated nurs ING
homes to admit Negro patients,
according to Atty. General
Thomas M. Kavanagh.
This is true even if the home
is leased from a public agency.
Kavanagh said in an opinion
asked by Prosecutor Marion G.
Paul of Benzie County.
The case grew out the un-
successful attempt of Benzie
County department of welfare
to place Negro in Haven Hill,
a nursing home near Beulah.
The home is privately operat-
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul F.
Rockwell, who leased it from
the county.
Kavanagh said:
Nothing in this opinion sup
ports or should suggest that
public accommodations, in
GLIDING public infirmaries are
not governed by the provisions
of the Michigan civil rights law"
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Boykins. CowIins
Figure N
Controversy

National press attention has
been focused on three Negro
Detroiters in the aftermath of
the highly publicized Hoffa
Trial.
James Hoffa. high official in
the Transfers Union, was re-
Gently acquitted of charges
brought against him by the U. S.
Government.
Eight of the jurors were Me-
groes.
a full page advertisement
appeared during the last days
of the trial in the Afro-Ameri-
can. a national Negro news
paper. This advertisement was
signed Detroit Citizens Civic
Committee"
Upon investigation. it was
learned that the advertisement
was paid for and allegedly writ
ten by John Cowlins, an en-
ployee of the Wayne County
treasurer's office and a local pol
itician.
He was said to have given
the address of Ulysses Boykin.
a public relations man."
whose offices are located In
the American Title building.
A Rev. Daniel James was
reported to have been. with
Cowling when he placed the ad
with the Afro-American.
Copies of the newspaper
which contained the purchased
space and a long column prais-
ing Hoffa's so-called liberal
union and fairness" to Negroes
was delivered to each of the
Negro Jurors home. When the
Judge learned of this action the
jurors were Immediately all
moved to a local Washington
hotel to prevent any outside in
CONTINUED ON Page lol
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-10
Cora Brown
Denies Rumors

Attorney Cora Brown denied
reports from Washington that
she was counting both the Demo-
Gratis and the Republicans for a
political post.
The former state senator, who
jumped from the Democratic
camp to support President Els
enhower last fall. said she has
only one post in mind and that
is non-political.
Miss Brown said:
Il have taken a civil service
examination as a referee in
the Wayne County Juvenile
Court.
II used no political influence
and was content to take my
chances on the examination. /
understand / finished first
among the women competing
and that am in line for the
vacancy"
AT juvenile court. Miss Brown
would serve under Probate
Judge Nathan J. kaufman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-10
Rsai Estafe Brokers Hold
National Meet II Detroit

during the last week of June
when 1000 NAACP delegates
gathered here for the Associa-
tion's 4eih National voncention.
This was one Of the most i'm
porfant policY-making meetings
in the NAAcP's history of ex-
isiance. The same will be true
FIR the l0-Year-old MARE. B.
Problems of indignation in pub
lie housing are being faced
more by Negro home buyers to-
day than ever before.
Some of the problems the Ne
gro realtists will tackle during
their four-day confab include
the difficulty of Negroes to get
mortgage financing, the growing
number of anti-Negro organiza-
tions in lily-white neighbor-
hoods, and discriminating gen
tlemen's agreements
Government housing experts
and race relation specialists have
been invited to take part in pa
mel discussions on "Rehabilita-
ton Conservation and Urban
Renewal" Democracy in Hous-
ing" "Where Can Negroes
Liver" "Integration in Indus
try" and "Home Mortgage FL
nancing.'
Keynote speakers during the
convention will be Rev. Archi-
bald J. Carey. Jr.. former Unit
ed Nations alternate delegate
and acting chairman of the Pres
ident's Commission on Govern
ment Employment Policy. and
Cong. Charles c. Disss. Jr.
Special guests include Joseph
r. Ray, assistant administrator
of Housing and Home Finance
CONTINUED on Page 10y
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BY a vote of 81 TO AZ the SEN
ate provided for jury trials in
criminal contempt cases arising
from iniunctions' the Attorney
General would be empowered to
obtain to enforce voting rights.
1t also would apply in labor
cases and many others.
Senator johnson 3D.. Texas
is said to be the strong force
behind the passing of the
amendment. His efforts were
directed to keep the Senate to-
gether in what he considered
moderate changes" in the bill.
Vice President Richard Nix
on said: This was one of the
saddest days In the history Of
the Senate because this was
a vote against the right to
vote.'
Southerners were beside
themselves with joy. They have
promised not TO filibuster on the
remaining provisions of the bill
Many critics blame President
Eisenhower in the defeat They
claim that il. he had spoken out
soon enough and exerted his in
fluence to secure the passing
of the rights bill which was
sponsored by him, that many
"borderline" Senators. of both
parties would have voted with
the liberal group.
The bill lost by only nine
votes.
The Senate now will be able
to pass the "watered down" YER
sion of a once strong bill. II
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&c Official
To New Post

HAMPTON, Va. - v. Marlin
Smith will resign his position
this month with the General
Electric Company in Pittsfield,
Mass, to become director of the
division of technology at Hamp-
ton Institute.
For the past is years he has
held various positions with Gen.
eral Electric in the power trans
former and distribution trans
fome departments. His expert
with the company Includes TECH
nical writing and working in
wage rates and suggestion
awards sections of the personnel
division.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-10

( The civil rights spotlight will
swing from Capitol Hill and
once again beam on Detroit,
which, for the second time this
summer, will be the setting for
discussions of national integra-
ton problems.
Beginning August 10 an ex-
pected 600 delegates of the Ma
tional Association of Real Estate
Brokers will convene here to
discuss and seek solutions for
pressing problems concerning ra-
cial segregation in housing.
The eyes and ears Of the free
world were focused on Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-10

will then go back to the house
for approval.
Rules Chairman Martin de-
clared. we are not going 10
accept that bill; lis not a civil
rights bill: it's joke"
With the jury trial amend
ment in the bill, white southern
juries would decide the fate OF
any Negro taking case to court
when denied the right ia vote.
Baekers of the bill say this is as
bad as not having a civil rights
bill at all. 60
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-10
Doctor Cracks, Murders Son,
Then Suicide"

-Wisconsin tAP1
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
DEVILS MATERlA MEDlcA. PSYcHIATRY
INCLUDED. DEVILS DUPE-4-yssr mental illness Of
DID NOT RESPOND TO CARE or MILWAUKEE
PsYcHIATRlST.
Dr. Charles J. Brady, So ihs father, broke down under
he strain" s..s & s--ss
the strain 81 e msntsl illness Of one 81 HIS irwin sons shot
and killed fhs and seok his life with the same gun
son, John. 10. 80"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-10
CIVIL RIGHTS BILL Sh0RN
Soulthe,rners Win Out
In Rights Fight

Southerners won out last week when they sue
cessfu in gathering enough fringe support to tack on
the Jury trial amendment to the Civil Rights Bill.
This takes out the teeth of the Rights Bill and Tor
all practical purposes it offers thousands of Negro c
no more guarantee to be able to register and vote
than before the much publicized Rights-fIght
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-10
Boy. 8, browns In Swim Class!
Less Than Two Feet Of Water"
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBuNE:-

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRiBuNE:
A PATHETIC TRAGEDY. BUT AMyTHI OF The
DEVILS DUPEs THE NoN-cHRIsT scIENTIsTsi
NY CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRIsTLIKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS ARE THE ONLY PEOPLE COMPLETELY
IMMUNE FROM THE SPIRITUALLY PsYcHoPATHlc'
DEVILS ADAMS AND EYES WHO IN BELIEF, LIVE,
AND MOVE, AND HAVE THEIR BEING" IN
MYTHICAL ApAM-EvE DREAM WORLD or SIN,
DISEASE, DEATH, pEFORMITIEs. WARS, ETC.
(sss BOY, 9, BROWNS, Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-10
Riqhts Bill Shorn
Says MAAR Milkens

NEW YORK = Roy Wilkins executive secretary of the
National Association for the Advancement of Coored Peo
pe today issued the following statement the vote in the
the Senate to provide for jury trials in criminal contempt
cases involving the right to vote:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-10
boy, 5, Killed; Death Laid 10
EIectroeution"

lChIcago ITIbUnes " ~
Howard Ersnstsn :. fatally injured In the kitchen
Of his home death apparently resulted from slsefroeu.
ion found him unconscious on the oor portable
radio on the kitchen table nothing TO indicate that
the dead boy had fampersd with the radio have two
other sons 10 and g."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-10
"S-Year-0Id Boy Killed By Baseball
Baby Dies OF Poison"

UeToU ItmeSI
BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF. cs.+++
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE DEvlL-ANiMAL MAcNETISM-THAT FRAUD
AND M-Y.T-H-eRlNcINc FORTH FRUIT AFTER HIS
KIND mortal THOUGHT PHENOMENA
IMAGES. coUNTERFEITs AND BURLEsoUEs OF
DIVINE IDEAS, OUT OF HOMES, CHURCHES,
SUNDAY SCHOOLS. EDUCATION. CULTURE, POLITICS.
NOT DOMINATED BY MY CHOSEN PEOPLE, CHRIST.
LIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
tsss s-YEAR-oLD BOY. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-10
Devil Takes Wife Of il. Hudson
60. Executive For Biblical 40 Years!

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE: 'a
She had much lsarnna bot 81. Paul 80 truly says;
THE WISDOM or THIS WORLD IS FooL'sHNess WITH
COD"
To psrsphrsss serptvrs THE DEVIL coMETH As a
THIEF IN THE NIGHT. TO HIS DuPEs. The NoN-cnN'S'
TAN sclENrisTs'l
tsss DEVIL TAKES WIFE. Page