Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1964 — Page 2
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2—The Indianapolis Recorder, Mar. 28,1964 NAACP Hosts~Hjj|^H
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NjjlACl* branches, and Mrs. Vir-
gin t>dvis, president of the Indianapolis branch, will serve as host and hostess to more than 5.000 expected to attend. Delegates will represent Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Ohio. Michigan,
and West Virginia.
Mr. Wilkins will be the principal speaker at the Freedom Fund Dinner, expected to attract over 2,000. The public is invited to attend the affair which begins at 8 p.m. Tickets may be secured through the local NAACP branch. GOVERNOR Matthew Welsh will also appear on the Freedom Fund program. “Winning Freedom In 1964“ is the theme of the conference which is designed as a training session for those working in tne freedom movement. Much emphasis is expected to be placed on
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A state by state report will be made concerning civil rights progress in the Midwest Region during the opening April 10 session. Mayor John Barton will bring greetings from the city of Indianapolis during the afternoon meet-
ings.
Discussions led by representatives of the national office of the NAACP will center around political action in an election year, with emphasis on registration and lobbying, raising NAACP membership and funds, and the role of the churches and synagogues in the civil rights movement. Robert L. Williams is chairman of the committee planning the rer orog*-am here. James C. Cummings Jr., is director of public relations. The regional affair comes at the close of the 1964 membership drive in which the Indianapolis Branch had a goal of 5,000 members. Mrs. Doris Ward, chairman of the drive, announced this week that the campaign for new members will proceed through the end of March.
Mullins Gets
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fined the $1,000 on count one, and sentenced to serve time at the Federal prison on the other three. He will be eligible for parole in six or seven months. Mullin, who himself appeared before the jury three times, was said to be Mitchell’s front man. Authorities said Mullin, 57, 2006 Koehne, had fronted for the Mitchell organization since 1955 and gave “vital information" to the investigating jury of the payoffs. He first appeared before the jury March 10 which time he was termed “stu'.born” by Prosecutor Pearcy. Judge Eugene Fife of Criminal Court I then ordered Mullin to answer grand jury questions or face being held in contempt of court. Pearcy has termea muinn’s testimony as the “key” to possible indictments. The probe was ordered when Stein turned over to Pearcy a list of names of police officers discovered on adding machine tape found in Mitchell’s wallet at the time he was arrested during raids June 7. BESIDE EACH NAME on the list, adding machine tape which reflected gross wagers of approximately $5,400 a day, w'ere listed amounts of money ranging from $10 to $100. Mullin pleaded guilty March 4. the same day Mitchell was sentenced to five years in prison and fined $10,000. Judge Dillin ordered a pre-sentence investigation and ordered Mullin to re-
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Local Muslims
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the local membership in the organization is a mere 25 persons. the total Negro population of Indianapolis has been at about 100,000. Local Negro civil rights leaders have complained that there are enough hate groups in the city al-
ready.
However Muslim leaders have continuously denied being a hate group. A spokesman here said that the group is a “true religious group and all we advocate is the Honorable Elijah Muhammad’s program, which is the only way.” IN THE OFFICIAL MUSLIM newsprint, Muhammad Speaks, Muhammad’s program is given in part as follows: “We want freedom. We want a full and complete freedom. “We want justice, equal justice under the law. “We want equality of opportunity. “We wantour people in America whose parents or grand pareats were descendants from slaves, to be allowed to establish a seperate state or territory of their own… “We want freedom for all belivers of Islam now held in federal prisons. “We want an immediate end to the police brutality and mob attacks against the so-called Negro throughout the United States. “We want the government of the United States to exempt our peoole from all taxation as long as we are deprived of equal justice under the laws of the land. “We want equal education, but
separate schools… “We believe that intermarriage or race mixing should be prohibited.
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appear March 26. Being that all grand jury testimony is secret, it was not known what Mullin told the jury but he reportedly did answer the following questions: 1. “Did you ever pay the following police officers any money out of thic money you said you received from the count house in the Tuffy Mitchell gambling operation • the names of the 23 officers previously called were listed) or any officer assigned or in district cars 56, 63, 19, 65, 29, 27, 2„ 20
or 59.
2. “Did you ever witness at any
the police brutality and mob at-,
nort. head or the department s tacks against the so-called Negro homicide division, was among throughout the United States.
those testifying.
Simpson Methodist To Hold Dedication Services, April 12 The membership of Simpson Methodist Church, 30th and Capitol, will celebrate the mortgage burning and dedication of the church Sunday, April 12, it was
announced this week.
We want the government of the , United States to exempt our poo- l| pie from ajl taxation as long as we are deprived of equal justice under the laws of the land. “We want equal education, but separate schools . . “We believe that intermarriage ] or race mixing should be prohibit-
ed.
Harriet Reed is the organist. A placque will be placed on the new organ in memory of the late
The celebration is set for 3 p.m. J Mrs. Cordelia Givens, who made Matthew W. Clair Jr., Bishop of a bequest to the church,
time any police officer being paid j the St. Louis Area Methodist I Simpson Methodist, in its 19th
off out of receipts from your gambling operations with Mitch-
ell?"
Every Negro policeman above the rank of sergeant with the ex-
Church, will conduct the dedica- | year of service to the community, tion services. A combined choir has been in its present location
composed of the six singing groups of the church, under the direction oi Othello Tanner, minister of mu-
ception of Lt. Spurgeon Daven- sic, will render selections. Mrs.
nine years, having moved from llth and Missouri in 1955. Rev. Alfred C. Clay is church
pastor.
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