The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-07-28
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Gy Arthur Randall. Jr.

Red-Baiting: Jail all radicals"
said Mayor Angelo Rossi of San
Francisco. And what is a radical ?
\ person who wants To- better
his living conditions so greatly
that he is not afraid 10 take active
steps toward that end. In effect,
the good mayor said this, Let not
rich employers be disturbed ~
dissentients who wish 10 have a
hand in their own destiny. Such
people are wicked, and must be
harried out of California. The rule
OF the owners must not be trou-
bled. II YOU want TO present your
grievances to your employers, well
and good; but If your employers
refuse TO recognize Nose griev-
ences YOU must do nothing about
II. If you do. I'll throw you In Jail.
III have my police shoot you, I'll
deport you If you are an alien.
San Francisco is for the obedient
and the rich. We will make the
poor docile, or we will imprison
them"
Negro News; "Nertz" TO the
write-up that accompanied the pic
ture Of Attorney Bledsoe In the
night edition OF the Detroit News of
last Friday. The tone Of the whole
writeup was subtly offensive and
the added phrase stating so is his
wife Mamie is a breech OF good
taste that is exceptions even in
white newspaper. We repeat: NE
rtz." 10 the Detroit News.
Crisis OF The Crisis: So George
Streator too, has resigned from
The Crisis. Poor magazinel With
out the fiery radicalism of DR.. Du-
Bots, and the Socialistic slant of
Mr.. Streator, the publication will
be milk and water purility.
And what nasty things DR.. Du
Bots said about the NAACPi
Now is the time for all white
minded, bourgeois Negroes TO come
to the defense of the Association.
Public Spirited: Perhaps Tom
Ormsby will attend more strictly
TO facts. now that he has been
soundly castigated by the Guardian
OF the eX-state senator's mot
eN-chairman of the reapportion
ment committed prestige.
Had the gentleman who has been
to Lansing, been minded TO return
to the state legislature, he might
he made chairman OF some impor-
tant committee. in which position
he would be able to do much good
Tor the race. Instead he prefers to
yitiate the Negroes chance of
electlng a Congressman.
Schuyler Turncoat: Georg e
Schuyler. who several years ago
launched the Young Negroes CO.
operative Movement, militant
organization TO further economic
progress within the race, has done
an. about face from his principles
of several years ago.
Mr.. Schuyler criticlses Harlem
Negroes for boycottlng and pick
citing Harlem stores that do not
employ Negro help. Suppose white
employers would refuse TO hire
Negro workers as n retributary
measure. he asks. IL would starvt
our race out, he asserts.
Poor FELLOW. he does not now
realize that the white man onl,
uses Negro labor when he must. /
the white man could get alonI
without using black labor II
America, and precipltating riot ant
ruin, he would do so. Mr.. Schuyler
fears are ill-founded.
New Jersey strike: 1t is a fac
worth noting that the Ku Klu
klan, Nigilants, Police, and arme
thugs. attacked the picket line
IN the Sedbrook Farm strike 4
New Jersey. This unholy allianc
was directed against black an
white workers from the fields.
All 70 the forces OF educatio
combined against the workers. TIL
strike has been broken, but cor
ditions there are not settled, an
worse disorder threatens. Tn
workers spirits are not broker
and their grievances are not a
Il leviated.
4 Dead Diliingeri .Min'~'--- a
| over the country will have oppol
II tunity to spout long and volubl
II on the subject OF DillInger's a
II sassination by the Federals. ca
II anticipate their utterances on II
il themes. The wages of sin al
death. You can't beat the law. an
IT'S evil to attend the theatre
Sunday.
Negroes. however. will have I
respect OF the law, were tho