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

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police and his cousin arreste
on burglary charges after the
were caught IN the basement q
ST. James Baptist Cnurcn, 362
at. Elnott, last week Dy police
Lew II. Woolwlne, "a, Oh 64o
Garfield, was rushed To necelvin
Hospital suffering from gun
snot wound Ut the rignt shoulder
tie was shot by ponce wnen h
attempted TO flee through a base
ment window Of tie church. liz
Is held as police prisoner a
lne hospital.
Also arrested was Richard
Lewis. IL, OF the Garfield address
Sotn men were charged with
breaking and entering last week
IN warrant issued by the pro
secutors office.
Police sala during an inteview
with Woolwlne al Receiving
Hospital ne declared that he
proke into the church 10 pray
instead OF steanng Moolwlne SAID
ne felt he needed 10 pray follow
ing an argument win ms wife.
Lewis SAID Woolwlne asked him
10 accompany him 10 the church.
Circuit Judge Victor Baum is
sued an order last week forbid
ding an insurance company TO
pay $4,000 IN life insurance
benefits 10 Mrs. Ruth L.Roberts.
10. of $50 IwvAJyfourth. who
Is serving 5 10 Is years IN the
House of Correction for killing
ner husband. Willie. IS, last Fen
ruary. during a heated argument
IN their home.
Samuel C. Gibbons. admins
traitor for the slain mans estate,
asked that Roberts parents be
awarded the insurance money.
a hearing Will be held al
later date.
Police suspect murder in the
death of William p. Ward, 70,
OF 1903 Virginia Park. who died
last week in Receiving Hospital.
Ward. coal Yard dealer, was
found unconscious in front OF
ala West Philadelphia. by pas
serby who called police.
Al the hospital further inyesti-
cation disclosed that Wards wal
lest was missing. Ward died of
head injuries.
Police said the aged man re-
gained consciousness briefly but
was unable TO tell them what
happened TO him. The officers
believe Ward was beaten and
robbed.
James Van Clearly. %. Of 1885
hcrcheryal. was charged with rob
berry armed last week in a war
rant issued by the prosecutors
office.
The officers said the youth has
admitted the robbery of Samuel
Allen, II, of 430 Wilkins, a porter
employed by drug store at
1904 LIvernois.
Allen was enroute 10 a neigh0r-
hood bank carrying a money bag
which contained Sl00l in cash
and a S25 check.
Allen said Cleary stepped from
an alley an dtook the sack at
the point OF gun and fled on
foot He jumped into cab. but
got out Of the cab short time
later and fled down an alley.
Police recovered Si97 30 Of the
stolen loot
Two brotherin-laws. one who
became conscience stricken fol
lowing bar holdup and comics
sed to police were sentenced last
week IN Recorders Court
Vincent Maglaya, %, Of 9O3
kItchner. was gwen IL 10 Is
years and Ralph Boisseau. %
Of 1881 Longview, three years
probation, with the first six
months in the House Of Correc.
ton
Police said MagIaya held up
d bar al li438 K. Warren on
June 70 and escaped with STAG
IN d car driven by Boisseau, who
claimed that he didn't know hi:
orother-in.law was going to rob
the bar.
The sentences were imposed by
Recorder Judge Paul (. Krause.
Cadillac" Willie WiIkerson,
accused of contributing to the
delinquency of l5-year-old girl
has been placed on three years
probation with six months in the
House OF Correction by Recorder:
Judge Joseph A. ellis.
WIlkerson. free lance photo
graphcr. was indicated along with
Reggie Harding. l8, Basketball
star who was later cleared o.
the charges.
10 year old grandmother who
shot and killed her II year-old
Is scheduled TO 90 on trail in
Recorders Court Dec. IL on the
charge Of murder.
She is Mrs. Sarah Phillips, oil