ons Post Reward In Hit-Run Death of Mother 10c Detroit Tribune Crusader Tot Tho Invincible Triumphant Divine Rights of Man 1 VOLUME 30—NUMBER 37 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1952 PHONES WO. 4-820&—WO. 2-4937

' FIRST’ Ip 'IS - iNd UNION PRINTING SHOP MkmSmk<&’.''WvKF j• *• /.-. ;, -ragg *N ' :#% »->\ %\ W Jb-hyf .- 4 »% *< ' I- STUDY OF ALLIED TRADES UNIT - -'^%«Hj > x %(?n 4r - x XvH(i * ;.^sBSSI «# *.. . MBf, JmL. Information Sought On OK Sought Mj&Bi&am£&£■>: 3Km pH :>- ': ’ yjm] - m: TfHBSS K8,,/'': Hit Run Car Driver Pressmen, I <£Kzl&. seat:’-* JV wrm « f COFT'Kfc WITH IKE MikinK hit first visit to Harlem last Wednesday, Mint'* accepting the lUpuh- Bis. ipSktV:' Dwight Compositors Bill Mniiiwtion, Gtnrr*l Eisenhower waa tendrred nn early morning “coffee klatrh” try the "Dawn Patrol’’ the community. Shown offering (between *ip») Fatality Honien of the of her felicitation* at the In Month-Old ■berma Hotel, U Miea Lucille Pickett (left), famed beautician, who hope* to become Harlem's first Whether race pressmen Ksembl) woman in November. Mrs. Mamie Eisen bower look* on. (Newmpre** Photo.) In a renewed effort to bring to justice the hit-run and compositors will be al- driver who killed tly*ir mothei about h month ago, two lowed to work for the firit sons took all of their savings last Friday to post a reward time in a printing shop own- of *SOO for information leading up to his apprehension. ed and operated by Negroes They art Robert Arnold. J'.. to case, since the in Michigan was be de- 4704 Tirtman. a postal c" - offered in the cided Wednesday evening. at Coffee Sip •Traffic Safety Asociation of De- ployaa, and hit brother. Party . SSO It is left to the Allied B. Arnold. 204 E. Hancock, a troit had offered SIOO and posted by Wayne Printing Trades Council to Detroit Edison Cos. employee. had heen the County Supervisors. decide whether or no Wil- | Their mother, Mrs. Lillian Ar- Drove Ford or Chevy liam A. Reed and Com- ones | nold. 6410 Woodrow, was struck 'Performance* a;e n- Pol.ce still seeking id« | i nthe middle of the street about pany is el »;ible to qualify r\e tit• the driver who of hit-run YORK—(SPECIAL) , 12:30 a m. after alißhtinu fiom a for a Union Label, com- —Looking fresh and r»st- C tizen General." bv presenting jr-ver stepped His car was re- Ifspitc 1 bus nnd attempting to cross Tur- monly known as a “bug”, their rugged campaign schedule, General and hnn with six silver stars, five in : no ted hv witnesses as a 1050 or man near oodrow, west of W. which designates a union Eisenhower stopped by the Hotel Theresa here last a circle, and the sixth in Ihc 15)51 model Ford or Chevy—black (enter Grand boulevard. She was thrown shop. ncsday morning to have doughnuts and coffee aru' hich!’ - polished with \ 40 feet. Mr. Peed made nf their Haile msupporters. Symbolic of Hope a formal ap- Certified Check Witnesses stated that the car plication for his shop to join the era! hundred on The sixth star shown here in INKW were The hi others gave a certified was traveling at a high of union about a ago jtion of this va<-t rountry has its the of the five-star circle," rate month in an in the Skyline Ballroom center check for SSOO to TrafLr own peculiar problem>. said, “is .symbolic Direc- I speed and did not even slow effort to secure “thousands at ret the COP presidential she of the tor James A Hove which will He said he wanted t<< gn at hopes I down as it swung north into dollars yearly in printing con- late sip coffee, and join assure and aspirations of the go to Hr the person who gives infor- Beerhwood. tracts which is only to > his l.steners is conscious, people available community singing led that h< of Harlem for first-class enabling police make too. of then problems mation to a union shop.” ed Waring. and pledced citizenship, and the great confi- an arrest Mr<. Arnold died about 645 that, if he is < and eonvirtion. To Open Way sored bv the New York elected he will >et dence placed in you by the m. in Receiving Hospital as vic- The new reward makes $650 ii MiUt ‘Once the bars broken ican County Committee, about honestly to help in the American people As Citizen- urn of injuries YANKEE FLA\OK Betty Jones (left) of California and are j head and frac- my or solution of them. ‘This is no mere General—the six-star McCurdy of Alabama, are two of *lO American high school stu- down in case.’’ Peed stated, brought out the leaders only Gen- tuies ol both legs. Jo who aro promise, of H. military personnel ia Orest Britain ‘“then the doors will be for ndidate* representing ev» just to get your vote." eral in history—we salute you. PrHte said that the only dis- dents, children U. i open attending their own newly opened centra* high school which he said. now - other Negro printing firms, and trict in the Harlem com- “We pray that you will go on Social Service t.” . h t: mark so far repoited the usual range »ut-jr<- s ti Blue I maintains a curriculum that noser* the Negro youth will have an Mrs. presented Mrs. E,.- to victory and serve, with un- ' was i miniature aerial, similar SMatea The kids will he ready tor college eorollj enhower ered in the tutted added incentive to choose print- d on the Dais with Gen. with a bouquet of roses, swerving faith, the future of the ; to those used for television, on moot when graduated. (Newspress Photo.) I and (Continued on Page 2) v Eisenhower were Rich- Miss Prekett “promoted" the American people and the great Units Plan Session the radio aerial. Baltimore. candidate for Genera! to the rank of “six-star cause of freedom eveyrwhere.” •' sfrnm the 16th District: Problems ranging from service .uc:l!e Pickett, candidate to children to help for the aging ’ Assembly from the 12th , will be discussed by some of the ,v* District; so- Trenton country's Two' Mrs. WilhH- state and foremost Early •irter, I ote on Nov. 4th Last service during candidate for the Rites Set cial authorities j h’ from the 11th A. D. the 15)52 Annual Michigan Wel- ■ were Carey Blue, Cen- fare League Conference Nov. 10- Approximately 075,000 electors in the City of publican Club: Harold 12 at Fort Shelhv Hotel. Detroit are eligible to cast their vote at the Presi- Appeal Case on Square Republican Deal For conference Tuesday. Nov. 1, according to Beulah’ Attending the on dential Election of harles Hill. Crispus TRERTON. Questioned by attorneys Raymond Pace Alex- At- "Human Values in a Democ- City Clerk Thomas D. Leadbetter. 'epublican Club; the justices of the New Jersey ander. Clifford Moore and Mr. William HOLLYWOOD—(SPECIAL)—VuneraI services for racy" will be representatives the largest turn-out of inters in Detroit’s his- of lius, People's Republi- As Supreme Court hearing the ap- Burrell represented two of the Hattie McDaniel, the “Beulah’’ of radio and •• from cities and counties tory anticipated this election. Leadbetter urged o: Mrs. Baltimore, Mrs. television, is at peal of the Trenton Two from defendants, both of whom were were scheduled here for Saturday afternoon. throughout the State. Dean everyone who can possibly do so to vote in the morn- Hunter and Mrs. lolanthe ! the conviction of murder. Pros- acquitted along with two others Fedele F. Fauri of the Univer- way Lillian Sharpe Hun- The first of her race to be- ing or early afternoon either while on the to work ecutor Mario H. Volp* admitted: of the original six. The Associa- r •* . * of i • sily of Michigan School So- brurman of the ; come an or business or before going home to dinner to avoid ‘‘l don't know who killed Hor- tion d:d not participate in the affair. Academy Award win- ! cial Work is chairman of the No Mara Promises ner, Miss Hattie McDaniel pass- the evening congestion. ner" fust trial. However. NAACP ( three day meeting. 'ffieial spoke briefly. He ed Sunday, after being ill with Ike especially urged the housewives to vote dur- The Trenton Two, Ralph lawyers filed a brief as friend of management. had been happy for the cancer for more than a year, The role labor, ing the day instead of waiting for their husbands to | Cooper and Collis Englith, were of the court in the first appeal. government, agen- of traveling over the at the Motion Picture House ; private social come home during the evening, as this would greatlv convicted in June of 1951 for The convictions were reversed ountry. social workers, and service a second time by Jersey Supreme because he had in San Fernando Valley. cies, balloting and help to amid the long waiting for the 1948 mur- the New oiica JdjL clubs and auxiliaries in the social facilitate der Horner, aged anew and had had the lines the close of the polls. of William an Court and trial ordered. ntv to see at first hand Born in Wichita. Kansas, she service picture will be reviewed at ■econd-h-and dealer. Four oth- rv group and every see- attended elementary and high in workshop sessions Some 10.000 election hoard workers have heen ers, convicted with Cooper and school in Denver before deciding The conference is held annual- assigned to the 1480 voting precincts in the City of English in the first trial in 1948, I to choose a career in the enter- ly to exchange experiences and Detroit of which 203 precincts are equipped with 620 were acquitted in the second Reorganize j tainment world. She fitst was a ideas, to study improvement of voting machines with not less than 3 machines to a trial. singer, then switched to playing standards and for the develop- precinct. Argument on the appeal was A ! bit parts ment unity among heard by the court Oct. 20 with Seeks with road shows before of a sense of 3 All persons in line at the close of the polls at making her movie debut in 1931. social workers and laymen con- Arthur Garfield Hays. George o’clot k in the evening will be permitted to vote. and Miss McDaniel, appeared in cerned with social welfare prob- Pollcttieri J. Mercer Burrell, 1279th As 57. attorneys retained by the Joint egrated over .100 films The ‘'Beulah" lems and programs. Committee to D< fend the Tren- radio show of which she was star ton Two. representing Cooper just began its anniversary sixth hattie McDaniel English 25, and Guard Inst August although • • • Unit illness The committee so-med after ►tern had forced her retirement more Activation of the second Mich- Red-Inspired Plea, the second coo* than year ago. 1938. Shun convection <'nates igan National Guard unit to be a I the efforts Legal fOND, Va.— All during her illness, howev- of the NAACP j formed of men with military Resolutions Survivors hide a brother. Defense and jr one er, Educational Fund. service during the Korean emer* State organization she continued to be cheerful Sam (Deacon) McDaniel, a Virginia also Inc, the American Civil Liber- genry was completed Tuesday. teachers, non- and looked forward to resuming film actor. ipport of aproposed Constitu- ber colorful and history-making Warns Branches ticss Union and the Princeton Announcement of the reor- NAACP Committee, in the appeal in this te! amendment enabling the career. Miss McDaniel was also ganisation of Headquarters and martyred Harry T. ed to by the House Un- ease. State to perpetuate and extend the first of her race to be star of NLW YORK—The National of the death service Cos., of the 1279th En. Mooie, in the 19 >1 American Activities Commit- In the second trial NAACP lon, and legislation nut- a daily radio program of any Educators Association for the Advance- killed gineer Combat Battalion, was segregation length. Add night hombing of tee." by Brig.-Gen. George and poll tax ment of Colored People this made C. Christmas in thus ap- Moran, unanimous approval at She made her precedent-setting week warned its branches to his Florida home, Uses Names of Leaders Former Dem to Speak State adjutant general. Womack, v convention of the Vir- performance in “Gone With The have nothin* to do with an Although the names of Here For F.i*enFower Mat. William M. for* PHchers Wind" as the Scholarships "Moore was a loyal Amer- met executive officer,, will head Association here mammy of Scarlet appeal being circulated by the some NAACP leaders have Mrs. Daisy l.nmpkin, forrmer *k. receiving completely devoted to the the new guard unit C’Hara. her Oscar in Wayne University's junior col- so-called National Committee .eon been used by the committer, NAACP official and public re- complete report lege atammer.t of full .quality tor The new unit is the second to am- scholarship program has to Defend Negro Leader*.hip. the Association points out in ■ lations director of the P’ttsbuigh four spacific Americans within the he organized in Michigan under goals: iden- Workshop been expanded to provide one which it termed ‘a creation a letter to its branches that will speak Thursday, opportunities Scheduled " framework of our democratic [Courier, provision* of the 1 dual unit” law ducational scholarship annually for each of the Communist Party these names were used with- Oct. 30th at New M 1 7ion Bap- the system, Mr. White said. ‘He which allows units of the 1279th I children of the accredited junior enliege in Mich- out authorization and that the tist Church, cornei Mack and Services to Aging Circular* and letter* have paid with his life for this un- battalion to be retained in active the abolishment of all igan. NAACP "neither sponsors nor a* 8 •p m. ■ The first all work- been tent out by the com- swerving devotion to the dem 1 Chcnc. military service for five years economic and political over local endorsse* this appeal and urges Mrs Lampkin who has hern l *«. shop on community services to Tha Detroit Board of Edu- mittee to Negro American* ocratic ideal." from the date of induction. I adequate educational all of its branches to refrain fight for known for her militant aging cation. Wayna'i governing body, in various parts of the coun- Mrs. Mary McLeod Members of the unitias for all peopla, the will be held at the Bethune. from any association whatso- Negro rights throughout the battalion en- professional Veterans’ Memorial Building Dec. established two scholarships in try, Boliciting fund* and the noted educator, also expies-ed ever tered active service Aug 19. 1950 continuous with this group. I'nited States, is appearing in he- better 3, according to Dr. Frank Sladrn, ; 1941 to be given to graduates use of their names as tpon- anger at the use of hei name i After training in the United ) lor service in this half of the candidacy of Dwight 1 ; of Highland »ors. picture my It is important that States the «ra. trustee of McGregor Foundation. Park and Dearborn and "without NAACP Eisenhowet. the Republican can- battalion served in Sponsored Junior Collegas. k''"wM e perm„„or,. She branch leaders recognize that Europe. advocating one by United Commun- The appeal lump, togelher f or didate for President. )na * * < this l association stated; ity Services of Metropolitan De- Under the new program schol- h h * d ct’"ra is a typical Communist About half of the original com- leg.timale NeSr„ leader, who ' ' Dr. J. S. Williams is pastor of . . . "'■* maneuver, tying plement * troit, the arships also will be available to . _ and planned connection together iso- of officers and have *bat the climate of race Workshop will provide in- no the New Mt. Zion Church. men * have encountered various .. . a to problems colleges Bay , .. . . with the group and tmew lated incidents involving acts completed duty tours and re- has reached a point forum discuss of Junior in Alpena. justices, and th« Indictment. a, l Virginia aging, community City, ,„,,. b,sket of injustice, intimidation and turned to their homes in teachers of to describe Benton Harbor, Flint, Grand and convictions of Communist . the of one state services now available, to study Rapids, Ironwood, Jackson, Mus- whr " violence against Negroes to Ordain Atty. Bank* Detroit area. members leader, under the Smith Aet. . bon. ways keson, sc J‘ “ develop the thesis that there Atty. Wiliam V. Banks was Maj. Womack, three We feel that action in which opportunities for Port Huron and Travel Proteil Ula .1 Nam. h°\* other offi- b* taken to bring to older people can be widened and City. moval was demanded was that is a national conspiracy in- ordained as an evangelist minis- cers, a warrant officer and 14 en- Ibis concept and we to stimulate positive thinking The scholarships, which cover Walter White, NAACP ex- 'of the late Canada Lee whose spired by the federal govern- ter Sunday at Metropolitan Bap- listed men will be placed on by that the VTA pledgea and develop healthy attitudes tuition cqgta for two semesters. ecutive secretary, last week wife scored the committee for ment against Negro citizens tist Church the Detroit Min- active duty with the reorganised ” .» unit On Pag# 2) towards our aging population. are renewable. decried the u*e of the name clayninf the actor was "hound- a* a whole isters’ Council

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