Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1960 — Page 3
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CHICAGO (ANP* — Miss Eroseanna Robinson was in her 21st day rf fasting Monday in the federal detention section of the Cook Coui.ty jail. Miss Robinson is the former athlete and social worker who refuses to pay her income tax because some of it will be used “for military and war purposes.” A member of an anti-war. anticommunist group called the Peacemakers. Miss Robinson has avoided paying income tax since 1954 by limiting her income to less than $600 per year. THE FEDERAL CHARGE against her is not refusing to pay taxes, but refusing to tile a tax return. She was put in jail, however, for refusing to answer questions put to | her by Federal Judge Edwin Robson. IMson officials say she exercises j strenuously every da\ in the nude. | entertains visitors, but accepts only ! water for sustenance. County Jail Warden Jack R I Johnson said if she persists in her j fast, he will seek a court order i permitting doctors to feed her in travenously. ,
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Ozmcm's Market, Newly Decorated, Set for Business Ozman s Super Market, formerly Ozman’s Market, has been completely remodeled and redecorated, Charles O/ingn, who took over the Eastside Store at 1002 Bellefontaine, announced this week. New cases and display counters have been mstalled to make shop-
ping easier for his many customers. Mr. Ozman said. And thrifty housewives will surely cnioy the low-low prices rnd first-quality merchandise. An meats arc U. S. gove-nment inspected and vegetables arc kept fre^h and crisp at all lirncs. Sure that all his old customers are satisfied, Mr. Ozman invites new one« to stop in, look around and get acquainted with the friendl;/ ’personnel at Ozman’s Super Market.
BEGINNING OF A NEW CHURCH: In an impressive Masonic ceremony Sunday afternoon, members and friends of Trinity CME Church saw a milestone in the construction of the new church edifice. Participants in the rites included Rev. William H. Weaver, Lucian Patton, Vernon Adams,
Dfivid Barnes, Matthew Craig, W. W. Waldon of Kokomo, grand master; Rev. James L. Cummings, pastor of the church at 23rd and Martindale; Elman Myers, chairman of the building committee; David Snyder, church architect,, and Frank E. Reed.
Lucy Malone
Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy M. Malone. o5, 1916 Sugar Grove, were held Feb. 13 in the Patton Funeral Horhe, with burial ir Crown Hill Cemetery. She died Feb. 10 in Methodist. Hospital.
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Rev. Fred L. Shuttleworth, president, Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights, Birmingham, also aioroved the movement. Speaking to 690 persons in Goler Metropolitan A ME Zion chureh last Friday night, on the subject “Go Forward,” the minister said: “It is time for leaders to speak the truth with us and with those who oppose us.
Alabama 'Head Beating' Victim Freed of Officers 7 Charges
PRICHARD, Ala. (ANP) — The climax to a shocking Christmas Day “head beating” incident was written Friday when George Moore, 31, Prichard police-brutality victim, was freed of the three charges lodged aganst him in connection
with the ncldent.
Police Court Judge Jesse V. Cochran dismissed Moore, who was held on charges of drunk and disorderly, and also an allegation Of attempted rape made by a Negro woman about six daVs after it was j known that he had complained to I the FBI wifh regard to his aceusa-
j t ions of police brutality. MOORE APPEALED the convic
Alderman Seeks End to Bias In Louisville LOUISVILLE (ANP) — An ordinance banning discrimination against Negroes in hotels, motels.
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The next day, an off-the-cuff opinion was publicly issued by the
M ion and said he was not arrested | acting law director, William E j by anyone on that night. | Berry, htat the proposed law may
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[Friday. woman who identified; BECHKIT'S CONTRIBUTION! : herself as Sally May Pugh. 27, 2420 ' to tho fieht a a a i nst discrimination ! Prichard Lane, testified that Moore wouk j provide fines of from $25 to I had attempted to rape heron Christ- $200 for violation. However, Berry
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‘We need leadership that will i event which led to his arrest and Mft i:s up. We can’t expect Southern * the terrible beating inflicted on him
“The proposed ordinance seeks to control private-property rights.
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Beckett’s ordinance, if it i passes and stands the test of j legality, wculd be a boon to ! the Iota Phi Lambda sorority, ! which Is to hold its national 1 convention in the city in Au-
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! The sorority's convention chair- ' man, Mrs. Anne J. Hughes reportI ed at a recent meeting of the na- ! tional board in Chicago’s Sherman Hotel, that local hotels have turned thumbs down on entertaining
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, *lter Moore went to the FBI with . 11 Negrocs , f his police brutality complaint. t0 j Crawford also asked her wasn't, she | _ u la t r ^ the wa!i • mdAv the influence of intoxicants Lv,, trvin „ to come to some aerceI + th0 ;‘ rnc aml d ' dn ' t know what rinent trith one of the hotels, while | ‘hhh... o , 'a committee was lining up alteri MOOKi SUD that he had never nate accommodations. ! ?cn the woman before and that
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>f the Non-Partisan Voters Leagus, vhieh handled Moore’s defense, praised Judge Cochran for his I fa.rncss in the case,” Attorney | Jrawford for his “fine representa- ! ion’’ and J. L. LeFlore, veteran j .ivii rights leader, who contributed ! •.vidence to “sustain our contention
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