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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14
Breaks Up Party;
Kills One Man
Wounds Another

DETROIT - An acquaintance,
apparently angry because he
wasn't invited to party, forced
his way into an apartment at
24l9 McGraw Tuesday night,
killed one man and critically
wounded another. police said.
The gunman, firing a revolver,
was known only as Mason, the
guests said. lie fled after the
shooting.
James Quincy. IS. OF 563s
Sixteenth, was killed. Shot four
times in both arms and the
side was Luther Johnson, ~,
OF 5000 Sixteenth. johnson was
taken TO Receiving Hospital.
Claude Wilburn, 80, who gave
the party in his apartment, told
police that Montgomery and
Johnson had an argument with
Mason earlier in the evening.
Wilbur said Mason forced his
way in with the gun pointed at
the guests, fired, then fled. Will
burn, three men and two women
were being questioned by police.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14
Call For Mareher'
On Local Radio

NEW Y0RK,-A recording of
a call for thousands of marchcrs
in Washington on April 18th"
was sent March 9 TO eighteen
radio stations throughout the
country by the Youth March for
lntegrated Schools,
In a letter TO the stations. the
Rev Martin Luther King and A.
Philip Randolph asked that the
recordings be broadcast las Of
ten as possible TO insure maxi
mum participation in the fight
for democracy in education"
The recordings. which include
three spot announcements by Mr.
Randolph and two by high school
students, were sent TO KSAN. San
Francisco: WAMO, Homestead.
Pa; VINO, Cleveland; WNJR,
Newark WBEE, VICES and
WAAF. Chicago; WOPA. Oak
Park, H.; WDAS and WHAT,
Philadelphia;
WEBB, Baltimore. WCHB. De-
troit; WUST and WOOK, Wash
ington, d. c.; WOW. WWRL and
WLlB, New York City.
Other radio stations wishing TO
broadcast the recorded spot an
nouncementS are urged to write:
Youth March. 3l2 West 125th
Street, New York 81. New York.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14
Seymour Leaves
SIC Ad Firm

Frank M. Seymour has with
drawn as a partner in the adver-
Using agency of Seymour, Leath-
erwood & Cleveland to devote
full time to his duties as general
manager of Radio Station WCHB.
Seymour, founded the part
nership with Robert p. Leath-
erwood and Thomas A. CIeve-
land in 1855. The firm has
maintained offices in the
Broadway Market Building
since rs formation.
Lcatherwood and Cleveland
will continue to operate the bus
mess whose clients include the
House Of Diggs, Detroit Metro
politan Mutual Assurance Com
pany. Diggs Enterprises, Exelen-
to Co., ST. Julian Co., Nu-Method
Pest Control Service, Pryor Auto
Wash. Duncan Travel Agency,
the II. w. Nelson Co., Crayton's
Sausage Co., the Garfield Hotel
and Lounge and other outstand-
ing concerns.
The agency is expected TO an
nounce its reorganization plans
in the near future.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14
PatroIn,an
Suspended

Patr0lman Osman Hendrieth,
81, of Woodward Station was
suspended last week after slug
ging his girl friend, Miss Willie
Mae Johnson, 10, of 1884 Beau
bien, and a man companion who
was escorting her home.
Police said Donald Troutman,
%, Of 973 Napolcan. and another
youth were accompanying Miss
Johnson home when Patrolman
Hendrieth failed to keep a date
in an east side restaurant.
Hendrieth saw them leave and
followed them into a restaurant
at 2527 Brush, where he al
legedly struck Miss Jackson and
knocked her down. The angry
officer chased his girlfriend
across the street where he
knocked her down again.
Pafrolman Hendrieth caught
Trovfmsn in the alley and
swung at him with his gun but
missed the mark. The other
man escaped.
Hendrieth has been a police
man for almost seven years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14
Change Procedure
In Investigations

New rules aimed at reducing
the number Of 'invcstigative"
arrests made by police was an
nounced last week by Commits
sioncr Herbert Hart.
A major change In procedure
will apply to patrolmen who sus'
pect persons of committing
crimes. but have little actual
evidence of it.
The officers will make q pre-
liminary report telling OF his
suspicion, and this will be sent
TO precinct detectives for in
vestigation.
Suspects taken to police sta
tons will be booked on specific
charges whenever possible, or in
cases released while further in
vestigation is made.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14

The Committee stated that the
Youth March for Intcgratcd
Schools were launched in Sep
TENDER 1858 by A. Phillip Ran
dolph, Jackie Robinson, Mrs
Ralph J. Bunche, Rev. Martin
Luther King, Roy wilkins, and
Mrs. Daisy Bates.
Twelve thousand young people
responded to their call. on Oc-
tober 25, 1858, to march on
Washington in protest against
Massive resistance TO the SUI
preme Court indignation decision,
and against violence against mi
norities in the South
The youth pledged to return
TO Washington in 1859, bearing
petitions to the President and
Congress with hundreds of thous-
ands of signatures urging speed
ing Indignation of the schools.
The Detroit Committee an
novnced that IL has been or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14

CHARLOTTE, N. c. - Total
exclusion of Negro students
from participation in the exer-
cises in connection with the spe-
cial session Of the North Caro-
lima General Assembly here has
been scored by Kelly M. Alex.
ander, president of the North
Carolina State Conference Of
NAACP branches.
The entire legislature and 9TH
err state officials, including Gov,
Luther II. Hodges, we're flown
from the capital city of Raleigh
for the special session here on
March 4. The junket was spon'
sored by the Charlotte Chamber
of Commerce which secured the
cooperation Of the Board Of Ed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14
MORE DEVILS R. {. CHEATING
"SECTARIAN MALFEASANCE"

Editorial, "cHURcH AND STATE, Maren' %
Elsewhere in this issue Is new story ABOUT No'''I,
Catholic Aetionist L. Col Joseph j. Weidner who used
government postseepaid envelopes commander OF me
2679th Air Reserve Center in Albuquerque New N"exeo'
to send financial appeal for seefarian orpnansse
He spent about $1,000 Of the taxpayers money IN 'n'.
endeavor TO raise funds for his church. The more
matter however Is the fact that He LENT THE NAME ANU
OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENT OF THE US. AIR FORCE TO
CHURCH MoNEY-RAIsINc SCHEME.
tSee DEVILS re. CHEATING. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14

CANNED 10 mobilize delegations
for the March scheduled for
April IS. and TO circulate the
petition. u is attempting 70
secure $4,000 signatures in this
area.
The Committee announced that
nationally the March has been en-
dorscd in addition to its original
sponsors by Harry Bclafonte,
Rev. Edwin Dahlbcrt. Father
John LaFargc. 81, Walter Rcu-
Their, Rabbi Joachim Prinz, and
Sidney Potter, among others.
Locally, the March and petition
campaign has been endorsed by
Rep. John Dingell. Rev. Carlyle
Stewart, Robert Battle, Ill, Will
liam Oliver and Walter Reuther,
on the first listing of sponsors.
The Committee announced that
il meets every Monday evening
at 1880 pm. at Peoples Commun-
ity Church. 1901 Woodward NEAR
Pingrce). Everyone interested in
the March and petition campaign
is welcome TO attend, il was
stated by the chairmen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14
NJ. Ban On Negro Students
Scored BY Kelly Alexander

ucation and other municipal
agencies.
Some 1000 white students
participated in the ceremonies.
Mr.. Alexander promptly protest.
ed to the Board about the fail
ure TO invite Negro students.
las young Americans. these stu
dents have strong desire to
participate in governmental af-
fairs and are entitled to such
opportunities on the same basis
as white students" he said.
The Board denied discrimina-
ton saying that only those stu
dents attending schools in the
vicinity Of the ceremonies or
who had available transporta-
ton we're invited TO participate.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14
Grant Permits To
Suspended Policemen

DETROIT-Temporary permits
to carry guns were granted last
week by the prosecutors office
TO three suspended River Rouge
policemen.
They are Sgt. Bronaugh
Bridges. Detective William Sim
mons and Patrolman ID. c. Nc
Cants.
All were suspended recently on
gambling charges by the River
Rouge public safety commission.
The officers told Prosecutor
Samuel Olsen they had received
threats against themselves and
their families since warrants in
the case were signed Feb. l3.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14
~u.s. IcBM QUALITY STRESSED"

BY Neal Stanford tC.S Monifor, n w
WASHINCTON.-The missile gap" is vying with me
balanced budget as Washngons No. controversial issue.
The administration says e missile gap is not the danger
that congressional critics picture.
It's not the quantity but the quality that counts say
administration spokesman II is not American |e"s Do'
American diversified capabilities that is ma'en TOT "o'-
cows missiles.
tsee U. S. IcBM QUALITY, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14
URBAN LEAGUE SPEAKER

Jerome ii. Holland, president
Of Delaware State College,. Dow.
CT, Del, will address the 42nd
annual dinner meeting OF the
Detroit Urban League board of
directors Wednesday at league
headquarters, 208 Mack. lie is a
prominent social scientist
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14


Speaking at the All Souls Uni
tartan Church here, Mr.. wilkins
referred to the "pained responses
from many Virginia sources to
his recommendation in an adj
dress at Portsmouth. Va, on Feb.
Is that Negroes by the hun
dr eds" apply for transfers and
admissions to schools from which
they have been excluded solely
on the basis of race.
what l was saying at Ports
mouth, the NAACP leader as
serted, was that so long as OPP
ponents use the pupil assignment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14
FORD ACCUSES BIG LABOR"

JAP, C.S. Wonno'' ~ ~o'
NEW HAVEN, conn.-Henry Ford u has accused wy
labor Of slowing down American economic progress
The Ford Motor Company president said labor Is thus
hwsrtine the very improvement in productivity ana '"s
increased economic growth that II says y wants.
tsee FORD ACCUSES BIG LABOR, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14
Form Local Unit "Youth March
For |nteqrated Schools
Seek $4,000 Detroit
Names On Petitions

Detroit Committee of the National Youth March for
ntegrated Schools has been organized il announced
recently by Miss Annette Ranwater and Barbara Vincent
general chairmen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14

WASHINGTON.-As long present pupil assignment
laws are used restrict drascaly the admission of Negro
children previously awhte public schools it will be
necessary encourage substantial number of appica-
TONS" Roy Wilkins NAACP executive secretary declared
taria dinnpr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14

"S850.000 FIRE HITS WATERFORD"
free Press 2/24
BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF, cs+4+
A PAINFUL M-Y-T-H!-oF SATAN AND HIS BAR
HIS BILLION S ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE Racket
TOGETHER WITH TOBACCO. DRUG STORE
MEDICINES. AND SEx-RAMPANT THROUGHPUT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RUIN TO INDIVIDUALS
NATIONS. EMPIREsl
tsee $sso,ooo FIRE. Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURES

MARCH l5-SEVENTH CHURCH, 223 w. Grand Blvd
Detroit, P.m., Sunday GERTRUDE {. VELcUTH.
MARCH H-CHURCH. 2808 Van AIstyne Blvd. VIVIAN
DoTTE, p.m, Tuesday. MARY WELLINGTON GALE
MARCH l9-EcHTH CHURCH. 2ooll Grand River
Ave.. DETROIT, P.m, Thursday. MARY WELLINGTON
GALE NEVER COLLECTIONS (cs Sentinel. o. AL. 3I7,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14

process as an Instrument TO baIk
deScgrcgation, or TO control it
in the Norfolk ratio of IL 100
of one per cent or other unreal.
istic ratios (as in North Carolina)
we must encourage substantial
number of applications in order
TO secure more than a trickle of
admissions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14
10000 IDlED OVER ONE MAN"
free Press 3j3
DEVILS ANTI-CHRIST UNION LlJNAcYI

LONDON-A strike over one man has ided 10000
employees at the Ford Motor Co.'s plant at Dagenha
company spokesman said The strike began when 400 men
in the door assembly division refused TO work with George
Hazard 3lyearold weIder, who had been expelled from
the Amslgamafed Engineering Union for not paying his
dues.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14

DEWV~"'t1 w SstOSESS TN HNNss V.s D.S..
FAUBuS AND AFFORD. DEVILS C0NSPIRATO
MORAL cROokEDNEss FRoZE OUT THE
HONORABLE LAS PER BOTH NORTH AND SOUTH
NoNPARTiSAN. REPRESENTATIVE. BROOKS HAYS
ID. Ark I'm A CORRUPT ELECTION" free Press 3/6)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-14
INDIA LEANING TO WEST. DOUBTFUL
OF RED CHINA"

tsee INDIA LEANING TO WEST, Page ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
Citizenship Day
Ceremony Slated

District Court Judge Alexan-
der Holtzoff will administer
the oath Of citizenship to O
group Of new Americans on
the Washington Monument
grounds to open the Citizen
ship Day celebration Septem-
Der II.
Court will be convened in
the Sylvan Theater for the
2:S0 pm. ceremony. which
will highlight the afternoons
observance.
President Eisenhower has
been invited to make the prin-
cipal address at the program.
according to Waldron E. Leo
nard, general chairman.
Also taking part in the OBJ
servance will be Governors or
their representatives Of the
original IS United States: %
colonial costumed hostesses
from Tryon Palace. New Bern.
NC. and the United States
Navy Band and Sea Chanters
chorus.
The White House has under
consideration a request to dis
miss employees Of Government
agencies near the Monument
grounds in time to attend the
program, Mr.. Leonard said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
FBI Seeks
Former D. c.
Murksnun

A trigger-happy former
Washington resident. who ono,
proved his craftsmanship b,
shooting the necks of two
chickens with a pistol at 81
feet. has been added to thu
FBI's list Of Ten Most Wanted
Fugitives."
He is Robert @. Brown jr.
Al. Of Brookline, Mass, now
subject Of q nationwide search
In connection with the shoot
ing and robbery Of a Canadian
tourist in Maine on July o.
Brown. a gray-haired and
tattoed race track habitue, also
Is wanted for interstate trans
portation Of a stolen truck and
unlawful flight to avoid prose-
cution in the shooting at Old
Orchard Beach. Me.
The FBI said Brown and an
accomplish accosted a vaca-
tioning couple from Montreal
while they were changing their
clothes after a swim. Brown,
the FBI said, fired a shot with
out warning which struck the
husband in the chest. The two
assailants then stole the hus-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09

siege of violent crimes involv-
ing youngsters.
At the same time. city police
continued their breakdown on
teen-age toughs by arresting
scores of young loiterers in the
Times Square area last night
Most were released after ques-
tioning. Since the city-wide
breakdown started September
/. more than $50 youngsters
have been arrested.
In Brooklyn. Judge Samuel s.
Leibowitz advised two grand
juries not to be influenced by
"crackpots. do coolers and
starry-eyed professionals" who
he said were responsible for
lenient laws for teen-agers.
Gov. Rockefeller's program
includes the proposed revision
Of laws to permit youngsters IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09

bands wallet and the wife's
handbag before fleeing in Q
stolen truck. the bureau said
Brown. who has been in
trouble with the law since le47
and is a frequently-paro car
thief, once worked in Washing
ton as q garage mechanic.
Later, he was arrested here for
stealing three pistols from a
home.
The FBI described Brown as
being armed with a .3S 'caliber
pistol and said he should be
regarded as extremely dan
gerous." He is a heavy drink
er and an expert shot. the FBI
said, and has stated he will re-
sist arrest. The words Father"
and Mother" are tattoed on
his arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09

years old and older to get jobs
Those under 10 now must gel
work certificates to get Jobs.
His program also includes q
speedup Of construction Of more
detention facilities and increas-
ing probation and parole super
vision.
Gov. Rockefeller's youth camp
program calls for two types OF
institutions to be developed for
work on State lands and forests
Potential delinquents would 20
voluntarily to camps operated
by the conservation department
cooperating with the educa-
ton and social welfare depart
ment. Youths actually sentenced
for minor offenses would 60 To
rehabilitation camps operated
by the correction department.
The Governor declined to es-
innate the cost Of the program,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
He Wos Right

MEDINA, N. Y. Sept. 0 tAP)
Joe Aroski thought his auto
mobile brakes needed checking
He was right. He couldn't stop
when he got to a service station
He hit a door. cracked a wall
and ran into the owners parked
car. He was fined $40 for driv-
ing with inadequate brakes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
Fire Score Is False

BLOCK ISLAND. r. l., Sept.
8 tAP).-This resort island
had its first false fire alarm in
eight years last night. The
alarm was telephoned to the
islands power station where
the fire siren is located. The
towns two trucks and 100
volunteers showed up, but no
fire could be found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
Work Camps Planned
For New York Gangs

NEW YORK. Sept (AP).-Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller
the State will Immediately TO curb juvenile den-
quency by setting UP work for potential hoodlums
He announced program including this and other meas
after the meeting yesterday with Mayor Wag-
and other city and State ocias 70 discuss New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03
Crowley Trial
Moves to Hotel

TOKYO. June 3 (AP)-The
manslaughter trial of Joseph
P. Crowley Of New Haven,
Conn. moved today to the
Imperial Hotel suite where
Crowley is accused of killing
his brother-in-law in a drunken
brawl.
The session Of the Tokyo Dis
trict Court was held at the
hotel to give one member Of
the three-judge panel q chance
to examine the setting where
T. A. d. Jones. jr.. also Of
New Haven. died May 9. 1858.
The Judge. Toyonaga Nishi-
kawa, Joined the court after
the trial opened and did not
attend a previous hearing In
the hotel.
Crowley went on trial July
3, 1858. and final arguments
were heard February 20. After
u weeks elaboration the court
ordered the trial reopened
for renewed consideration of
evidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03
House Group
Acts 10 Extend
Excise Taxes

The House Way and Means
Committee today approved q
one-year extension Of present
corporation income and excise
tax rates. The current levels
otherwise would automatically
decrease July / with a revenue
loss Of almost 81 billion during
the coming fiscal year.
A suggestion that the exist
ing rates be continued for two
years received little support,
committee members revealed
after a long closed session. But
only two votes were cast against
the one-year extension.
The committee acted after
hearing Treasury Undersecre-
tary Fred c. Scribner, jr., and
Budget Director Maurice H.
STAINS urge a one-year extension
as essentia Ito the prospect of
q balanced budget in the 1860
fiscal year. The recommended
extension would be the sixth
since the taxes were increased
as Korean war levies" in 1851.
Explains Request
Explaining the Eisenhower
administrations earlier request
for such an extension, Mr..
Scribner said:
The Treasury is Of the opin-
ION that a reduction of cor
porate rates is not justified
when reduction in the rates on
individuals cannot properly be
made. We also do not believe
1t Is appropriate to select GER
tain excise tax rates for reduc-
ton and decline to make re-
auctions in Others"
The extension bill introduced
in the House this afternoon by
Committee Chairman Mills,
Democrat Of Arkansas, and
Representative Simpson, Re-
publican of PENNSYLVANIA,
ranking minority member, will
continue until July /, 1860, the
present 50 per cent tax rate on
corporation incomes. This
otherwise would drop to n per
cent at the end Of this month.
Other Rates Continued
The bill also would continue
present excise rates on ciga-
rettes. distilled spirits, beer and
wine. and passenger automo-
biles and automotive parts and
accessories.
Taxes on gasoline. trucks
and buses and special fuels
are no longer affected by these
annual extensions. Their rates
were raised in 1857 under pro-
visions Of the interstate high
way program. and are to re-
main in effect until 1872.
Before the committee met
some Democratic members had
indicated they favored a two
year extension Of the rates on
corporation income taxes and
the specific excuses. Republican
members attacked such q plan
as politically motivated with
an eye to forcing a tax revenue
showdown in the 1860 presi-
dental election year.
Mr.. Scribner estimated today
that continuation Of the pres
ent rates would prevent a rev.
enue drop Of more than So bill
lion on the basis Of q full ca
lendar year.
Mr.. STAINS said the prospect
for q very modest surplus In
the 1860 fiscal year still holds
but he added that the general
outlook still has many I'M
certainties."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03

when 1t cannot be answered by
the man against whom 1t Is
made. is not not in keeping
with the liberal tradition which
the Senator from Oregon has
established" said Senator Gold
water.
The Arizona Republican said
he hoped Senator Morse would
take those words from the rec
ord. but later the Oregon Sena-
tor repeated that he considers
Mr.. Strauss mot only an
enemy OF the people. but also
as a very dangerous man :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03
Big Gold Nugget

MOSCOW. June 3 (AP).-A
gold nugget weighing ga
pounds has been found in q
Far Eastern mine Of the Mag
adam region. the Soviet news
agency Tass said yesterday.