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The Detroit tribune., September 25, 1943, Image 1
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ICcai t Denies Release Os Two Policemen
20n
I VOL XXI—NO. 28
I Officers Accused
if Withholding
'Riot Information
Defense Charges
H Prosecutor With
Publicity Stunt
■ ,~iri uk <ion* from tli»» r» < •*l. l
L,,| r'rr flared up In Detroit Ttn
ia, „hin 'lif proHeeutor* offb -
L r „, ini ?)u* detention of Patrol-
L n .t.-sm- Stewart hml William M
k; ; i an -of th* 1 Thirteenth r"'-
t . latwrial wiinpaM'n In thi
«s<|n«r I,eo Tipton. who i*-
jhari* I <*|th having lm Hod the
fl- I' Is alleged that Tlpp n mi
joint - ' o\i r the public addra**
i» r tin Forest hall room on
[h. n ( chf of Juno 2»J that a colon and
*r>rmn and her child had heel)
li ■« i from nolle Isle bridge and
Irowned during a elnxh between
(rttff nt"l colored peopt*
i TV !• t'i s<‘i Utloti. :t is r< ported.
F •that the t»o -pat; < diimn
p-Mcbl informal ion fmm tluir
■Tp;'r - ■ officers and the pto>-orii*
: Bond Vt
: 'ice( *nd Willin'iH wn* •-n«-
f 'nl Tuesday hy Infpci'or <'h**
l*r f \ of Canfield *ta' on f.-r .1 1
|d w. rdu e and failu, - o pi 1
Inrtfl " • r duty and witlihiddit.tr
|t f .rmi.iion, Holh men w• r* im-
Rwl. t o-ilered held under s’> -
fl ■•'.!« and two Kitrci.v 01 t,
)y r> i .nj. r's Judge John P St .1 1 -
I' B « e ateriAl witnt-.0-i s
W of haheas corpus f :• tin
f< • ;o• <' 'he two patrolmen 't,i»
f«'i ■ Wednctidav by- A” *
Ir’-.r, K Graham. Krederii 1< Yale*
k.w* - ' A Simrtv'ns an<l Willi* M
['o < before Circuit Judg> Itewitt
It M 1 riatn. The petition was pro
N i-y Attorney Graham, who
hr.' ! 'lm' the deft ndatitH «. rt
l" ; * Id IllecnWv, b«*r.«o . tin \
•''* charyed wi ll any crime
It ‘ '"KiiHi: th«. hall was ex*,*
•'* I unrenaonaMo
H in a rtatement to the conn Cm
'• or F'.d Kllsareill, and flu
V department with "plotline
I * If tte the detention oft! 1 • t-1
I•’ it " for p» rsi n;i| puhlicity
® f ' t’-ev Kllsareill profeafet)
Hi Atfornyy Giahain** slate
‘ 'lds polnf. but Jll dtre M.i
P> , milled the a'ateun lit to
! ' in th* record,
ffif 0 writs Were dollied, beeim-t
M'rrmm admitted flint Ih<
I) ' oart had no power over
di fen,lants plan to npie al u>
Supreme rourt for the
ih<se two suspended po
rEARINGS
CRACK BLOCK
OF RAILROADS
! I *' IKM M’ F, ,|||||>min
I 'SH(\r;To\ fANPl Two
in the united front, and
otifldener In certain icepoti-
I r :> 'HMrters that others tiu<>
were evident imnieiliatctv
I J " ,IV following the mm lusion
r four days 1 testitnonv befon
Kniployment Prn< tji e.s
f * tte*> inquhlnc: into alli ed*
I ' has railroads and H
f unions had shown disirlni-
I r rt on the hs*is of color and
1 t t ieln In their employ
BfU Polieb sand practices.
H 1 ' of these appeared on
I T'dav when the I nlon Paeifie
t mol charged with refuainu to
I Mcxteans or Ami 1-
Ir r cjttr, ns of Mexi, an tlese* nf
' , ' r, nlii shops and Job 1 lassi
entered a sfaleinent
!.| ’h' neh its counsel. F K Hank
« r‘*■ The summary of roni
' nf which we are advised
If commiitee council (Bart*
I y ' Critni. special counsel i
I * e **"ted the existence of condi*
n and terognlrnhle within the
knloyment p<3 || ( .y ( ,f ,h,. P.P.
I Blroad,’ tlie statement opened.
Daughter lost
an)h(Ml) kin o the where-
,,f \ lice l.lllhin linker,
Bnahter of Katherine and l.rtl
B 'T’ '•he wh« horn In t arlln*
H, Illinois. In man. Her moth.
f' " , »l<leo mime wits Flliston. lor
Brand mi 'rinse name was lionuld
'ujoiie knew Ina the where,
•"ills of AH,-,. Maker nr her ninth.
m Pi' I *.,- notlf) |.eil Maker. |IJi
VMrlhe Indianapolis. |nd„ hy
or hy letter.
etroflKldiy^W bunt
LEAP INO NEO KO OF MICHIO
2146 St. Antoine St.
atVllowrunfactory
Soldier Ousted After Complaint To Roosevelt
REPRESENTATIVES OF NEGRO PRESS GATHER AT WASHINGTON CONFAB
This of prominent publish
ers and news paper represent#.
liles assembled Hi the Pelllatfell
in \lM‘himrlon. IM .. 'sept. Id
and 11. b) Imitation h the Pith.
lie Kelalloiis division of the t'ar
,|e| arlment, ’I lie purpose of the
«•«inference was to consider plans
for him king available to lending
race papers news dispatches
from the various' fighting froiits
where Negro units are 111 action.
In the picture are. left lo right,
front row I. It. Truman l«lh
What Detroit Needs
By J. EDWARD MrCALL
Dctnut. the nj»ti<»n*s Fourth City, rapidly yrnwiny !
in pnpuhitinn. also in industrial, economic and educational
ud\anc» ment, hut ii not keeping pace in .soci<>logic;il and ;
political progress. Its Icailership is lacking in vigor, p<* '
litical vision and /cal for the common good.
I ndvi* Detroit's present election system, coumilmon
are flecteil h,v eiiy-wide vote. I.arge sums of money art
sp,-nl to concimt these campaigns, and eouncilmen elect ,
ed are likely to feel more obligated to sene the special j
interests that hacked them than to serve the interests ot i
the general public. The welfare of minority groups in j
the city are therefore more or less disregarded, as tin
average councilman does not feel obligated to these minor- j
dies. j
The most equitable and practical way to remedy tm- j
undemot rat ie diction procedure would be to re-estaldi'M j
the ward system of electing local city eouncilmen. This
would make each councilman personally responsible to
the \ot el's in his ward.
The ward system which Detroit formerly had was
abolished some* vears ago. allegedly to eliminate political
corruption and ‘‘ward healing." but the real motive seems
to have been to limit the political representation of minor
ity elements in the city.
Moreover, everybody knows that Detroit has witness
»'d more than one instance of political corruption under
the present city-wide system of electing eouncilmen.
It is fitting that the election of a mayoralty candidat*
in Detroit should he hy city-wide vote. A mayor whom all
the people elect is duty bound to represent all the people
impartially. The trouble is. the salary which Detroit pays
its chief executive is inadequate. The salary should not he
les> than .fj.7.000 a year, the job is a big one which re
quires executive ability and integrity of the highest type
If the people of Detroit desire better government and
more adequate political representation, in the future, this
is the time to begin thinking and planning in this dircc
tion.
On Oct. . r v. we go tft the polls to nominate two mayor
altv candidate’s and 18 candidates for the cotmeilmanic
'race Next week, the Tribune will have something to-sav
about the candidates we deem deserving of our support.
■\t this time, however, we are still in the dark as to the
attitude and committments of the various mayoralty can
didates on the race issue. ~ __
Four Youths Admit Series Os Robberies
Two detect ivc* were commended
ilijn week hv their wnperlorw for
fine work In arreatlnjr « woman
und n Knnir In connection with rob
tierv arni'il cliarycs on llaxlilirr
Stic' I t.ilM « ' ■ k
The two offici re. Ilolerlhe IVcks
nnd Acilnc Hetertivc l-orty IMegrli,
of the- Uth prerinct. hi rented Kve j
Huntings street sddrrrs with Mini*
*<n;, ,|r„ Assistant < ivllian Abie
to Secretar) of War: Olive Oiuts
( hicaffo Iteej IT < 01. Ken O.
I»hvN. .Ir.. ICox'oe Oiine’cv. IIUu k
IMspHOTi; I. I ran kiln, Kansas
< iiv tall; Frank Vlanlej. I otiK.
ville Iteieliiler: I'. I. I'ralti*,
I'ittsharah Fourier: I’. 11. toiuiir.
Jr., Norfolk Journal tool t.nitle.
Mark row, left to riabt: 11. 11.
Murphy. \ fro. \ uierlean; tarter
He»l» v, Hoijs|, ,i Informer; I ml*
low tVenter. New \ ««rk Vvr;
lari Marpliy. Afro.\»n rlean;
lvn Harria. IS. Tf«'. , 2 HasUnns;
lunthtia Soloman, 22. r>2 K OioTieM.
Curtis llumphrlea, 21, .Iftfi West
minster anil John F Alexander, 2'C
of the DavPon hotel, on the <»m
plaint nf Millie Hines, wbo eotn
plained Ihat he was held tip and
robbed.
Hines said that he xxciit to tie
(Continued on page t)
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1943
I iamb iltirnetl, \\l'; F.n'tiis
Marlin. Allehlcan < Itronlel#-; Jn
lla- \daiiis.
T. i, Miti hell. St. I.oiiK \ < ir »i >.;
t r< and Hart W illlains. It. tr.« t I ri-
Imiin-: t ti'laee t.ay. l’liila<U Ipltia
Tribune. Ollier- present were:
E ariuan lempletoii, Vfro. \nierl.
ran: I. \V. ( ole, Jr« l.oiii«.ville
leader: < liarle* Mrownlntr. < hi
eairo Mefetnler. William Walker,
< leveland 4 all and l*os|, and
Harry M< \lpiNe, ( h lea to Mefeii.
der.
NAACF State Meet
The suite t .rtf' f !'■ e of '!'»
\ \ W I' not It! I’.am, • . u. Mi
Sunday S> | ' I '' I'• J K> ivllld:
■
ilillnilK nJf«.et:ris- \i '. rr». « t|i|ii :.-.!t
Oltt the S'.,». Platt* Were ft:.! :•
for < iilare'ttL (he Work if ll.e >':•
MSSfV>‘iat-inn.
Ml . (•!. o Taylor, nf T..,v,5,: .
i ; ,ry; tHosier ('air t t. of.lV*
It nit, cl it ei lor of puTdii i: >•_
Precocious 18-Year-Old Gets
B.S. Degree In Three Years
Kightcen-ycar old .Jnetp.e Grate Van Morgan, brill
titnt daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Vaii Morgan, ha>-
just completed a tour year course at the end of thr< c m
at the Great l.akes college in Palmer Park. Detroit. She
received her bachelor of science degree witli n major
and minor in psydinloßy and Idol .
ot;y ii spc< m*l'.
Aftrr an »■•>(• nprratl u nr\
tnolitlt Ja< dye " tfl pi - |»aro to rp J
in • a hi »du ’• s s> hoot in Ko< In -
ter Minn,
Knack For Itccuri tt
\\ lit <> a studete a' fl ■ at T.ato :
Mi*«t Van Moruan was if ••!*■' h
member of the I'ltl Knpl'i' I t ! *dd
SiKtiia \ The latter honor b'dne
bestowed tn re<ocnttioii of her e
pabilitles in r»>ean h
Mi'.s Vrtn M"tcat s nblii 1 ■ *•
clasp (bines oastly. th ach tttt :s
! ual, is not sutpi irtnc to nnyom*
who knows her h o kcroutnl. “be
pi e« i*( ions yonttest't who *ir
born in IM t oe May It. 1 heroine
the first pul ea| tain of the .*af. ty
patrol tn the sta'e of Mi. Itie in
Jaeque Gra< «■ orcanirt and pupllw nf
j the benjamin Ktanklln si ht 01. s
Hortteo Ktade s liool, nml the Hart
! ford Sevtn l»nv AdveittHt -ibool
fop a radio broadcast over station
WJH Asa t'l-aull of ber nutst itid
lm; peiformatwo sbe was TiVfit id* <1 i
a bronze medal which was pies-nt
Me sure to read '* Ihe ( oiutnoii
Ui.lliiy of |lio N«'uro and tbr
Jew.” n title series by thi llev.
Men Mil hnriKnn. liev’luninif In ttil
week'll iribnite. i
Says Report On Injustices
Brings Army Discharge
Pvt. Robert L Anderson, :>.*». t-i 7".P.t d* • >»:■•
Detitiit. who received an honorable and -< ter,i fr •>
Military Service unit. 1560. at Cam) Arteii . v. I: i
Sept. 9, tells a disturbing’ story of the * a *< • .1.
hi* disrr.i *al from the Army. Thi* i* vv ha' h t ;• . T
buno represenativ »• Tue^dav:
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dip'"- the,' af « 7.-T
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In the wUC' no ball nMinuab
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i amp to t rnto.'H MV ’ " •
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flops n' Ho eff dutv tl, b
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the wht>, M f ■* met n<* f ri .'
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. 1 and and mirit and» and t'tt On. all r.T
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ibe >,vv* sOc.ith'.tv 1 was ixitfd in
(it to her t 1 H O li Hints of the
\»nerfe,»H Vto a , tub of Mtelnfan
\thletle„||y In,'tilled
When n t Hit sru.l. at th* M>
fjrnvv s -hoot .la. <| i, par' i ip .ted in
tip. :,n y.,’,1 das’ll c th* IMb l*b
Field If et sb.. MIS t'hilt. el file
tr.a. k t",itr at M< Mlehanf Htj. tm*
12 wsx. k. yy .
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fr r qnest j.., ;| lf t,, . . * •>-.
(t <>ntinned <>n pane
Detectives Arrest
Alabama Fugitive
Charged With Theft
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