The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29

uy the prosecutor Office.
| Police said fvliowing a heated
argument with ner husband
Ilauue, after ne accused her VI
lniioelly with otner men, AIRS.
Ming sci fire 10 the back porch
vf tneir home. The damage was
estimated al $4,oUU. Inc entlre
porch ana the rear walls Of the
uuiiaIng were consumed by the
GLAZE.
A SUIT protesting the use OF
a nome al lou west BOSTON by
the Detroit Round Table Vi
Iatnollcs, Jews anu froslanls has
oeen referred 10 the Board of
LOning Appeals.
NlslIng CIRCUIT Judge Noel Z.
Fox, Vi AusAegon, SAID the State
supreme Court mas recently ruled
lnal appeal Doarus must place on
Inc record facts TO support tnelr
findings.
Judge Fox said this was not
done IN this case wnen the Lon
ms Board Of Appeals approved
temporary permit Tor Round
IaOle.
The Boston-Edlson Protective
Association charges Round liable
Is operating business IN the
nome IN violation OF the zonlng
restriction.
The Round Table contends il
is using the property Tor "educa.
tlonal purposes.
Burglars TOOK SIX mink .capes
and stoles and a mink coat last
week from fur store at 1914
Library
Police said the the thieves
smashed plate glass window
on the Grand River side of the
store with huge piece Of con-
crete. The furs were taken from
mannequlns IN a window display
The mink coat was valued at
S3,749 The burglars lett one
Si98 cape on manncquin, APP
parently departing IN haste,
police said.
The loot was valued at Sll,591.
Two men involved in "doit-
yourself international detective
force were placed on two years
probation last week in Recorders
Court and fined $50 each.
They are Leon Holmes, 43, of
672 tennessee, and William
Hunter, 30, of 1904 Parker.
Police said the two men were
chief lleutenants 10 Wyllius A.
Harris ST.. IN. vi 2208 ST. Antoine,
IN sCn.lne that netted them
$4,000 by selling private detec-
tive licenses and special police
privileges. y
Harris, who is serving a Jail
sentence for passing worthless
checks, still awaits trail in Re.
corders Court for conspiracy TO
cheat and defraund and TO violate
detective license laws in con
nectlon with the case.
4 man who accepted a package
which supposedly contained 81 900
in cash, but actually held only
two 81 marked bills and slips of
paper, was arrested last week
and held for investigation of ex-
tortion.
He is Bradley Lawson. 81, of
2O56 SEWARD, who was arrested
the street meeting with Lawson,
who was arrested after he accept
cd a package from Humphrey.
The detectives said Humphrey
tape-recorded one OF the calls
Lawson made.
Ernest Lawson, e.. no home. a
junkman, died last week in Re-
celvlng Hospital Of stroke he
suffered before falling into an
alley bonfire.
Doctors al the hospital said
the stroke paralyzed Lawson 5
right side. He suffered superb.
cial burns of the face, chest,
arms and legs, when he fell into
the fire in an alley at ST. Antoine
and Superior.
Police said several of Lawson's
isiends pulled MN out of the
flames. They said all of the men
had been drinking.
James Drye, 80, of .420l ST.
Antoine, was found guilty of
drunkncss last week by Recorder S
Judge John p. O'Hara and SEN
fenced TO 10 days in Jail.
Drye was arrested at Forset
and Woodward
Police were seeking the boldest
thief in ages last week. The Of.
Ulcers said Assistant Prosecutor
Leonard ziskie had his car stolen
from the police garage at police
headquarters.
Ziskie, Al. found his car miss
ing when he went to the garage
at 2'55 an. 10 drive home, after
working late at the prosecutor S
office.
Ziskie said he left car keys in
the ignition. The car was parked