Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 18]

Pulkinan Beat Him

(Continued From Page 1) for Jan, 31. bee
* Verhor Station policemen) troit citizens attended a meet| Monday night at. the

James Davis and Robert Lass- Mau are accused by Mitchell of
assaulting him and violating his
constitu: tional rights.

Arrested~ at Williams and
Warren last Jan. 18, Mitchell
maintains that the patrolmen
beat him without cause, inflicting multiple lacerat:ons of the
Scalp and forearm.: Patrolman Dragged?

The patrolmen contend that

Lassnau was dragged 20 feet by

off.

Omega House on East Ferry

where officers were elected to |

form | protest committes. #
Committee Heads:
Ernest Shell, vice-president

of Great Lakes Ins. Co., and |

Moses Fritz of the Fritz Funeral Home, were elected cochairman,

Common

~in n Arrest

ns Federal ria ot Tn.
Je> ~ vestigation, upon prompting

- | Mitchell, are also investigating
to determine whether the victim~s civil rights. were vviolated.

A Federal statute is the basis
$64 Mitchell~s one to the:

Face ~Pine
If. found that -his civil rights
_ were violated. under the statue,
the ~ofiicers face a a fine

and one year in jail.

Commissioner Piggihs of the
Councilmen Billy Detroit. Police Department also
~Mitchell~s car as the latter drove Rogell and Louis Miriani made. is ~condueting a complete instatements to the press in. re- vestigation of the beating or

H's examination has been set gards to the incident this week. assault upon st

j 6000 THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER
From the Bible~

~God be merciful unto us, and bless us; and cause his
face to shine upon us.

~That thy way may i known: u earth; thy savi
health among all nations, sii. ay

~Let the people praise thee, ~ God; let all the people
praise thee.

~Q let the nations be glad and sing for joy: for thou
shalt a the people righteously, and govern the nations
upon earth

~Then shall the earth yield habe | increase; and God, even
our own God, shall bless us.

~God shall bless us; and all the ends of the earth shall
fear him.~ ~Psalms 67:1-7.

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Purchases of small denomination series E United States

announced by Delmar V. Cote~,
stae director for the Treasury~s
U.S Savings Bonds Division.

~This is a clear indication
that our eforts to enroll more
wage and salary earners in the
Payroll Savings Plan where
they work ~borne fruit,~ Cote~
said.

Combined purchases of series
E and H bonds of all denominations in Michigan were $21,784,000 in December, bringing to
$312,833,000 the total for 1956.

This was the largest peacetime volume so far recorded,
except for 1955 when $325.65
million were brought in Michigan.

College Fund
Over 2 Million

NEW YORK, N. Y.~A grand
total of $2,084,841, including
contributions from all sources,
was received by the United Negro College Fund for its member institutions during 1956, W.
J. Trent, Jr., Fund executive
director, announced.

A record $1,667,317 of this
toia]l represents contributions
to the annual national fundraising appeal to help meet
the operating costs of the
Fund's 31 member colleges and
universities,

these institutions, formally concluded July 1, 1956, received
gifts of $205,800 earmarked for
building purposes. Unrestricted
legacies bequeathed to the Fund
during the year amounted to
$211,724,

~An increase in the number
of business firms contributing
to the annual appeal and a rise
in corporate ~support were significant factors in achieving the
largest campaign returns-in the
Fund~s 12-year so ace Mr.
Trent said..

WAYNE WOMEN
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL
BRIDGE

versity Alumni Association
has announced its fifteenth
annual bridge luncheon for
Saturday, January 26, in
the Crowley-Milner Auditorium,.Winter-into-spring
fashions will be shown at
the 12:00 luncheon, with a
A variety of door prizes
will be offered.

Proceeds from this annual event are earmarked
for the Wayne Alumni
Fund to be used for scholarships.

Assisting on the committee which is planning the
event are: Mrs: Clarence
E. Jones, president of the
organization, Mrs. Irving
Dworkin, Mrs. Llyod R.
Flanders, Mrs. David A.
Goldman, and Mrs. Don
Myers, Individual or table
reservations at a $1.85 per
person may be made with
Mrs. Goldman at UN. 1-44 -89 or the door.

Bond Sales
Hit Slump

The cash value of series E and
H_ bonds outstanding in Michigan reached an all-time high of

1956,

totaled $15.3 billion.

bonds since their 10-year maturity date were reached passed
the $1 billion mark in December.

Sales Slump
Total redemptions of matured
amounted to $4,832,075,000 in

over 1955.

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Scarculan = tes onanis

ior i
bees:

Lampkin of Pittsburgh
and Kivie Kaplan of Boston.

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sidents in 1956 topped those}.
for the previous year, it was/|.

A capital-funds campaign for |]:
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