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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-16
Astss. simmons and oibb
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SIS Crsfiof Avenue
STATE or MICHIGAN. in the CIR
CUT COURT for the COUNTY Or
WAYNE IN CHANCERi.
JULIA CAMPO. Plaintiff vs.. FRAN
CISCO CAMPO. Defendant.
No. ss7-i7s
At session Of said Court held in
the City of Detroit. Wayne County
and State OF Michigan, this 2Srd DAY
OF April AID. 1858.
ORDER FoR PvsLlc SrIoN
AND APPEARANCE
Present: HONORABLE THEODORE
r. BONN. Circuit Judge.
II appearing BY affidavit on file In
this cause that the defendant, Fran.
cisco Campo resides outside Of the
State OF Michigan. 10 Wit: Mexico
Civ. Mexico.
TT Is HEREBY ORDERED that said
defendant enters his appearance IN
this cause on or before three 81
months from the date Of this order
or plaintiffs Bill OF Complaint will
De taken as confessed oy TIE defend.
ant.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that q
copy OF this order shall be personally
served upon said defendant at least
twenty 20 DAYS before the pre-
scribed time OF his appearance; or
that this Order be published in the
Detroit Tribune. a newspaper print
ed and circulated in said County,
once each week for six 90 consecu.
tive weeks before the date for said
appearance and a copy of this Order
be mailed TO said defendant al his
last known post office address by
registered mail with return receipt
demanded therefore, at least twenty
'20l DAYS before the date for said
appearance.
THEODORE r. BONN, Circuit Judge.
A True Copy
Edgar VI. Branigin, Clerk.
BY A. Hargrcavs, Deputy Clerk
5-2-6-6-59
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WILLIAM 7. PATRICK, sr.,
AIlAnnAAa n A

WILLIAM '. FAIkiCk, ST.s
Attorney AZ Law,
sii crstiot Avenue,
STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN THE CIR.
CUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY or
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
ROSA ANN HARRIS, Plaintiff. VS..
DEA HARRIS, Defendant.
No. 5s3s7s
ORDER TO APPEAR
Az session Of the above entitled
Court, held I'm the City-County Build.
ing. In the City OF Detroit County OF
Wayne. and State of Michigan this
l4th day OF April A. d. 1859.
Present, Honorable WADE II. Nc.
CkEE, JR., Circuit Judge
IL appearing BY affidavit hereto at.
tached, that the defendant, is not a
resident of Michigan, but that his
last known place of residence was
IN Toronto. Canada. Care os General
Canada.
On motion OF William T. Patrick
ST, Attorney for the plaintiff. 1T Is
HEREBY ORDERED, that the defend.
ant. Dea Harris, enter his appearance
either In person, or by Attorney
within three months from date hero.
OF, or the Bill OF Complaint will be
taken as confessed against him
III II FURTHER ORDERED, that a
.rue copy OF this Order to Appear be
sent TO the defendant. at his last
known address, by registered mai
return receipt requested and that a
true copy OF said Order 10 Appear
be published according to law.
Wade II. McCrcc, Jr..
4 True Copy '"use
Edgar VI. Brangin, Clerk
"a MurowSki. Deputy Clerk
- < IN so
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Doings
Society
Continued from Page s.

Continued from Page s.
HarriSon) came over TO spend
Mothers Day with her and Mr..
Tolden and wanted to see the
Tigers in action. other friends
came in 10 make il pleasant
for all.
G
The Ernest Workers Club will
hold their regular meeting We'd
ncSday evening at Second Bap-
list Church. Mrs. Rosa Scott is
president.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howell
OF Atkinson gave a sea-food din.
ner Sunday afternoon at their
spacious home. Some guests pres.
cnt were Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Nc.
Fall. DR.. and Mrs Gray. Mr.. and
Mrs Lewis Harrison. Mr. and
Mrs Sanford Jackson, Mrs. Edna
llolcomb and others.
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~ .r ieD e. Dawson
- - - VI MICHIGAN, IN THE CIR.
W,H>SOI kT FOR THE COUNTY or
"AiNE IN CHANCERY.
ROBERT IN Nc. ssa.+v
ROSa ~, niShElI, Plaintiff. vs..
opHe ShElI, Defendant
A, okoER OF PUBLICATION
Al a session of Sa,d Cc,'., 80 81,
~ e SSly-County Building. 1n the civ
- DetToit, County of WAYNE and
os".s OF Michigan. on this i'm AN
VI March AID. 1857 49," 49,
CARL M. wEIDEMAN,
~ APPEARING from the AfSdssit
,,ssehcd hereto and filed herewith
cs,'. me defendant named i'm this
NJ az - not a resident OF the County
~ wayne and State OF Michigan. but
sircc, .esiaes at: iAx2 Townsend
. ThEREFoRE, on woTI,,N oF
nj :. FLANAGAN, attorney for the
1T. II IS ORDERED that the above.
nsnea defcndcnt appear and answer
uie biii OF Complaint filed Inn this
ssuse within Three 81 Months from
nnS uS.e OF this Order, or the same
he. DC taken as confessed against
so r. = FURTHER ORDERED tina, a
nls a. TINS Order be sent 20 the
rceisscs last known address by
Puohshcd according 10 law
CARL AZ. wEDEMAN,
a True Copy Su'' '""s
agar NJ. Branixin. Clerk
y q. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
tfib - sf13gso
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To AddreN CharIoit Graduates

CHARLOTTE. y c Or.
Rayford " LOGAN educator and
author Viii deliver the com.
mcncemen, address 10 approx.
ma;e.y 100 coilese and cigh;
theo.o-ltai graduates Of johnson
{ Sntth University or June l
pr lo-4n Is he4d of The de-
parimcni 81 history a, Howard
UnAcrs,ty lie Is author Of sex
era. Publications lnClud.n- What
The Negro Wants Nc Is mem.
hcr 81 The United States Nation.
u Commission ana the United
Nations Educ.ilor Social and
Cu.t.ral Organization
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Atty. Charles Q Berry

Atty Charles Berry
SOC Broadway
STATE or MICHIGAN, IN TIE CIR.
CUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY or
WAYNE IN CHANCERl.
No ss3-4es
JAMES r. BEAVERS. Plaintiff, vs..
MATTE p. BEAVERS. Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Al session OF said Court held IN
the City Of Detroit. NaNne County,
Michigan on April TO- 1889.
Present. Honorable Wade X. Nc
Gree. Jr., Circuit Judge
II appears 10 this Court from affi-
daNit on file that the defendant, Mat.
tie 2 Beavers. l. not resident OF
the City Of Detroit. Wayne County,
Michigan. but resides AZ 1908 Bellows
ST.. Akron. Ohio.
On Mouon OF Charles Il. Berry, at
iorneN for the Plaintiff
IT Is ORDERED that the defendant,
Matte p Beavers enter her appear
ance IN said cause on or before
three 5 months from the date of
THIS Order. or said bill Of complaint
Will be taken as confessed against
her. and tnst a copy OF said Order
be sent 10 the last-known post office
address Of the defendant, said ad-
dress being 1908 Bellows St. Akron,
UNIV, o. ltbl>teltO man, return le-
ceipt requested and delivery 10 ad-
dreSSee only.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that If
the defendant is not personally
served, true copy Of this order be
published in the Detroit Tribune. a
newspaper printed, published, and
circulating in said County OF Wayne
for six consecutive weeks, according
10 law.
Wade II. McCree, Jr.
Circuit Judge
4 True Copy
Edgar NJ Branigan, Clerk
\ HargreaveS, Deputy Clerk
5 g - 6/l3J59
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Simmons 4 Bibb
goG GRaAtAk Aa.Assa

sSS SfotiOt f%NGU10
STATE OF MICHIGAN, In The CIR.
CUT COURT For The COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
JAMES PICKETT. Plaintiff VS.. VI
SA PUGH PICKETT. Defendant.
No. Se3-s33
At a session of said Court held in
the Court House in the City OF De.
troit in WAYNE County. on this 23rd
day of April, AID, 1859.
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
AND APPEARANCE
Present: HONORABLE THEODORE
r. BONN, Circuit Judge.
II appearing by Affidavit on file
in tnis cause that the defendant, Visa
Pugk Pickett resides outside OF the
State OF Michigan, TO wit: 1918 18th
Street. Birmingham Alabama.
1T is HEREBY ORDERED that said
defendant enters her appearance In
this cause on or before three ~
months from the date OF this Order,
or plaintiffs Bill OF Complaint will
be taken as confessed by the defend.
ant
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy OF this Order shall be person.
ally served upon said defendant at
least twenty 20 DAYS before the
prescribed time OF her appearance:
or thaY this order be published in
the Detroit Tribune. a newspaper
printed and circulated in said Coun.
~, once each week for six IS, con.
Secuiive weeks before the date for
said appearance and copy of this
order be mailed TO said defendant
al her last known post office ad.
dress BY registered mail with a re.
turn receipt demanded therefore. AZ
least twenty 200 DAYS before the
date for said appearance.
THEODORE r BONN. Circuit judge.
\ True Copy
Edgar VI. Branigin. Clerk
by a. Hargreavs, Deputy Clerk
5-2-6-6-S9
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Atty. William T. Patrick, ST.,
eli Gratiot Ave

I'll crstiot Ave.
STATE OF MICHIGAN In The CIR.
CUT COURT For The COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
IS0M STOKES, Plaintiff vs.. IRENE
STOKES, Defendant.
No. Se3,oe3
ORDER TO APPEAR
AZ session of the above entitled
Court, held in the City-County Build.
ing, in the City OF Detroit, County
OF Wayne, and State of Michigan
this 3lst day of March, AID, 1853
PRESENT, HONORABLE NEAL
FITZGERALD. Circuit Judge.
IL appearing by affidavit hereto at.
tached, that the defendant, Irene
Stokes, Is not a resident of Mich.
gan, but that her last known place
OF residence was at No. 704 Newton
Road. Albany. Georgia.
ON MOTION OF WILLIAM T. PA.
TRICK, Sry Attorney for plaintiff
defendant, enter her presence, either
IN person, or by Attorney, within
three months from date hereof, or
the Bill OF Complaint will be taken
as confessed against her.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED. that
a true copy OF this Order to Appear
DC sent TO the defendant, at her last
known place of residence, by regis.
tered man. return receipt requested,
and that a true copy OF said Order
10 Appear be published according
TO law.
NEAL FITZGERALD
T. So Circuit Judge
Edgar VI. Branigan, Clerk
BY p. {. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
lll-5-i6-5g
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Aitys. Roxeorouch a scarborough
1908 Broadway
STATE OF MICHIGAN, In The CIR
CUT COURT For The COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
BETTY STEVENSON. Plaintiff VS..
WILLIAM STEVENSON. Defendant.
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
Al a session of said Court held at
troit. in said County, on the 18th
day of March, AID, 1853.
PRESENT: The Hon. NEAL FTTZ-
GERALD, Circuit Judge.
In this cause, II appearing TO the
court by affidavit hereto attached,
that chancery summons for the APP
pearance OF the defendant has been
issued out and under the seal or
this court. and that the same could
not be served on or before the re-
turn day thereof. for the reason that
the said defendant. being a resident
OF the City OF Detroit. County of
Wayne and State OF Michigan, was
concealed therein, and said chan.
~" has been returned
with the certificate thereon cndors-
ed, showing that after diligent search
and inquiry, said defendant could
not be served Al his last known ad-
49, 49, AfNN LNN A0NNs OGlIOllt AIlCIls
gan. on or before the return day
thereof
,r". on motion of Roxbor.
the plaintiff.
ough and RoNborouch. Attorneys for
1T Is ORDERED that the defend.
ant, William Stevenson, cause his ap-
pearance 10 be entered in this cause.
within three months from the date
OF this Order, and In case OF his APP
pearance, he cause his answer TO the
plaintiffs bill OF complaint TO be
filed, and copy thereof TO be
served on the attorneys for the
plaintiff, within 20 days after ser.
vice upon him OF a copy OF said bill
and notice of this order, and that
IN default thereof, the said bill be
taken as confessed By the said dc.
PENDANT.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
true copy Of this order be published
IN any newspaper. published and cir.
culating in the County of WAYNE.
and served, according 10 law.
NEAL FITZGERALD
r. Circuit Judge
Edgar NJ. Branigan, Clerk
by a .Hargreave. Deputy Clerk.
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Afsys. SIMMONS q sise
aan @.~a.2a AssaAssA

1cs GFtIt9f SNtUtt
STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN THE CIR,
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
JAMES BANE, Plaintiff, VS..
MAUDIE BANE. DEPENDENT.
No. se<-os4
AZ session OF said Court held in
the Court House In the City of De-
trolt in WaNne County, on this 18th
day OF April. 1859.
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
AND APPEARANCE
Present: Honorable Theodore r.
Bohn, Circuit Judge.
IL appearing BY Affidavit on file In
this cause that the defendant, Maudie
Bsne, resides outside OF the State of
Michigan TO wit: Folkville, Alabama.
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED, that said
defendant enters her appearance in
this cause on or before three 81
months from the date OF this order,
or plaintiffs Bill OF Complaint will
be taken as confessed by the de-
PENDANT
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED. that a
copy of this order shall be personally
served upon said defendant at least
twenty (20l days before the pre-
scribed time for her appearance, or
that this order be published in the
Detroit Tribune, newspaper printed
and circulated In said county, once
each week for six 81 consecutive
weeks before the date for said APP
pearance and a copy OF this order
mailed to said defendant at her last
known post office address by regis.
tered mail with return receipt de.
manded therefore, at least twenty
t20l DAYS before the date for said
appearance. "a
Theodore r. Bohn,
Circuit Judge
Edgar NJ. Branigin. Clerk
I'd Murawski. Deputy Clerk
SO - 6/I3/59
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Classified Ads
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

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Stove. Refrigerator and all
Utilities furnished.
$500 per week Call after 5.
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MAIDS. MOTHERS HELPERS
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for New York's best homes. Jobs
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DETROIT TRIBUNE.
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SITUATION WANTED
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able woman TO. 5-5582
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itations Of its use and the mad.
instability OF illegally obtained
evidence in federal courts.
< Two minority groups, aliens
and American Indians, were men
toned as requiring additional eff.
fort to secure their equal pro
lection under the law. Aliens,
the ACLU commended, were still
subject TO discriminatory stand
ards for admission and employ
ment despite the fact that this
groups due process rights we're
growing in the courts on matters
of deportation and naturaliza-
ton. Indians, according to the re-
port, were victimized by the
rest of us who continue to com
nit the sin of acting without
their consent" Negro Americans
were listed as the minority group
representing "our largest unfill-
ed nationwide obligation" par.
ticularly in housing segregation
in the North and in segregated
schooling and arbitrarily barred
voting and other discrimination
in the South.
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LITTLE ROCK
HEARING SET

LITTLE ROCK.--Judge John E.
Miller, who was assigned to the
Eastern district Of the Court OF
Appeals for the purpose OF hear
ing the Little Rock school int
grafton case, announced last
week that he had received the
9Th Circuit Court Of Appeals
mandate directing the new six
man Little Rock school board to
take affirmative steps to accom-
plish integration, and that he
will hold the hearing 10 deter
mine how il should be done,
starting Jan. 6.
He hopes to conclude the case
In few hours and issue an order
the same day spelling out details
Of how indignation Il to proceed,
Judge Miller said.
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Liberal Group Sees SO As
Good Year For OR Coins

NEW YORK, N. Y.-The new
Congress was appraised today by
the American Civil Liberties
Union as promising far less
danger to free speech and due
process than the old, perhaps
even some positive gains But
the civil liberties organization Of
fered its optimism guardedly.
IN lis 3ath annual report re-
leased today. the AcLU opined
there was "a reasonable proba.
biIify" thar the s6th Congress
would act TO curb filibvsterins,
which blocks a final vote on
controversial legislation. But
while the Union pointed out
that II Can ivsfifisbIy feel .
BIT vplifted about the temper
Of The times" II characterized
the anfi-fiIibvsser move as only
q preliminary" step In the
drive for mvch-needed broader
civil rights legislation.
In his introduction to the re-
port, ACLU executive director
Patrick Murphy Malin asserted
that the improved civil liberties
climate was noted "even before
the elections, when Congress had
negatively aided the cause of
civil liberties, by not passing a
parcel Of restrictive bills" These
bills mainly we're designed to re-
duce the Supreme Courts power
because of its decisions uphold.
ing free speech, due process ana
before the law
Exsminirg the school desesre-
cation issue, the civil liberties
Group noted as favorable
SIGN that white parents In Ar
kansas and Virginia, confront.
ed by the reality Of closed
schools, have begun TO speak
cot against official efforts TO
thwsrf ME high courts deci-
sion. on the official scene, the
AcLu singled out for special
mention Attorney General VIII
liam p. Rogers for undertaking
the Indispensable task OF IN
.teIIeetval srd moral and pciiti-
eel leadership" on the Little
Rock issue after four years OF
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costly Administration neglect"

costly Administration neglect"
The general trend Of academic
freedom appears to be heading
upward" the report noted. But
1t saw "anticipatory self,restraint
still cutting the main nerve of
academic freedom in a number
of schools and colleges. Many
teachers in Southern institutions
are running into bad external
trouble" the report continued,
when they express agreement
with the Supreme Court" And
the growing demand for public
funds on all levels brings with it
the threat of legislative interfer-
ence with academic freedom in
all parts of the country, the re-
port said.
Trends affecting due process
guarantees brought these com
ments by the Union:
Courtroom and police practices
have shown "discernible i'm.
provement," particularly by ju-
dicial and administrative action.
But this advance was tempered
by wiretapping's 'indiscrip'inate
invasion of privacy" despite linn
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Burns Cross At
Home of Minister

DIES MONIES -. 4 cross,
made up Of oil-soaked bales
of hay, was burned on the
lawn of a white minister who
recently sold his home in an
all-white neighborhood to a
Negro couple.
The Rev. Ian j. McCrae,
of the University Christian
Church, was away.
The minister, who planned
to move out of his house by
Feb. l, sold the house to Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Carr, dis
placed by construction of a
FreeWay.
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Recount Children
March In DC.

NEW YORK - A white house
wife relates the young drama, ex-
element and activity counter
part Of adult dismay and dispair
over delayed desegregation in
her report of the recent Chill
dren's March on Washington in
the January issue of the Crisis.
In a moving six-page feature
story, Mrs. Lucille Banta gives
readers of the official organ Of
the National Association for the
Advancement Of Colored People,
the inside story on the record
breaking October 25, 1888 fete.
Mrs. Banta recounts the story
OF the 10000 students, $500
teachers and parents and $50 as
sorted observers under the title,
we Will Come Back Again aaa
Again. y"
seldom IL ever has such a
mixed throng OF young people
assembled to march anywhere
together, ever into battle"
writes Mrs. Bants. Twelve thou
sand Of AS convcrging on a sin
gle point in time and space
where the epic decision Of our
day must be met and made. =.
Shall the democratic law Of our
land prevail in schools where it
8 taught. or shall we abandon
bur children 10 lawless rule Of
hate9"
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COON BOAST OF Williams PROTECTION!
"pETEcTIvE TEsTiFIEs AT cuNAcA HEARING
a. MAzEY WILL NEVER LEAVE SOAPI
SEND me- BACK TO WISCONSIN" ,.,o

sheboyean. Wis.,. Dec. 10 LsPeeiaEA Michigan s'a's
oeeman testified Thursday that Detroit labor COON ad
mitted asssvtng two KohIer company workers-one OF
whom later died-snd boosted that powerful union noss
never would permit Michigan Gov O. Mennen SoaPyi WIZ
Iisms TO send him back to Wisconsin for trial.
The surprising testimony Of Detective ssf Conrad kone
SHINY came like bombsheII before throns at the Munich
pal court preliminary hearing Of assault charges sssns
John cunaes former organizer for the United Auto Work
ers union.
tsee COON BOAST. Page ~
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branch in North Little Rock.
because they withheld men,
bership lists demanded by city
authorities Of Little Rock and
North Little Rock.
The Arkansas decision, Mr.
Carter said. appears to be in
conflict with a ruling by the
United States Supreme Court in
the Alabama case. The Court
held in thai case that the NAACP
need not submit its membership
lists"
In separate opinion, the
court upheld the right Of the
state to collect a $50 annual fran
chise tax from the Association
retroactive to 1851.
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-Diggs Urges
.NAAcP Go


DETROIT. - Cong. Charles
Digs CD has urged the NAACP
in letter to Roy wilkins, Execu-
tive Secretary Of the group, that
the national organization should
consider setting up an interna
tional department.
Digs made his statement upon
returning from the All-African
Peoples Conference in Ghana.
He urged the new department for
the education of all people OF
both races TO the growing i'm
portance Of the African people
and other non-white peoples Of
the world.
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Carter, NAACP general counsel,
said here this week.
Final determination of action
to be taken, he asserted, must
await study of the complete
text of the Arkansas courts opin-
ion."
The Arkansas court ruled on
Dec. n that The NAAcP. In or
der 10 remain . ssx-exempt or.
sanlzafion In that state. would
have 10 reveal ihe names Of It's
members. The court also up
held fines Of $2S each against
Mrs. L. c. Bates, president Of
the Arkansas State NAAcP,
and MRS. Birdie Williams, pres
idenf Of fhe Assoeistion's
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Samuel J. Simmons
First In Executive Post

DETROIT s.---c' '. Sim
mons of Detroit was appoint
ed this week as the first
Negro to hold an executive
position on any State of
Michigan board.
Simmons, 81, Of 405l
vicksbvrg, was named as
executive secretary of the
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State / q or Mediation
Board. He succeeded
Charles Coykendall who
recently resigned.
Simmons took over his
new duties on the State Board
leaving his position as re-
gional director of the Michi-
can Fair Practices Commits
sion. Prior TO that he served
as an administration assistant
with the Detroit branch
NAACP and as a placement
officer with the Michigan En-
ployment Security Commits
sion.
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Ike To Touch On Rights
Bill In Annual Message

Observation-Disclosures General William p Rogers putting
package OF civil rights legislative proposals be presented
to Congress-
wraps will off the program by President Essen
hover his State the Union message Congress
Officials said they trying avoid legislation which might
popular appeal such drastic anti bombing laws
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"BlupcEoN VICTIM OF BOY. IS. DIES"

"vviIIsm McEvoy, 81 died in Receiving HosPHa'
Confessed slayer Rodney HoerIe e9i5 Sioux BEDFORD
rownsh;n had one Of my headaches which give me an
uncomfortable urge hurt people" In 9Th grade
Thvrsson High School. Detroit Times)
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DEVILS JUDAISM TAKES 80 YRS!

PREMATURE DEATH OF MRS EDNA KRAFT, ",
died in SINAI Hospital was q member OF congregations
sHAAREy zEDEK Adas shoIom and Hsvss Aehim. their
Ladies' AuxIiares and the Hsdasssh organization. "
News. l2/lN
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PREMATURE DEATH OF RALPH T. JOHNSON 20
Sales Representative Of the Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.
died a, FORD HOSPITAL was . member OF the
Mosem Shrine, ihe East Side Shrine Club and Acacia
Lodge AT, r. & A! M -. :" News, l2fI'l