The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

Geneva Casey. president - ire vomers Division
From re Michigan FEDERATED clubs leading Dem
ratio orEanza'ion Ia fhs state are senator DIES.
Ires.een' .. 'hs orzarzsu,n ard ine ranking off,
Gers Attorney Harold Biedsoe and Joseph craisen
seastor D.sgs nembe- 0, ths Thirteenth l).s-
fs, e4lega..on and r. ai~ays alert 70 secure every
possible s1ysrc@ for h.s race Emmett Cgnr ngh1m
- ~ Alternate delegate from ;ae First disfrie, and
,4a1e- ~ ,se Fsrsi Democratic District orgsn.za-
fe1 NJ. Clnn.nFham went 70 Chicago last Fridst.
JAY =. IL orcfr 70 set 40 headquarters for Sena-
'n--Brorn- or-v.ee-Pres dent t-ive oihsr rersrns
srtert.1z ~ Democratic coryearon are Mrs Jo-
.spsir4 Pssor. pres dent o. me Busy Bee Demo-
s' Wosssfs Rober Walker. employee in tAe
lfFrrss department; trder,aker Hbher The Rev
Hrsae vita member ~ ~ resolution commit
re jcs Co.'s Professor Williams, president % IL
-.ssfs ASSOCIATION are John T. cowlirs contact
msa q i1s F'ieen,a DstFic' organization.
TIE EcoRsE DEMOCRATIC orraniza'en IS on
I re move sslrray nzh'. July % viii be the
formal opening o. i's campaign with banquet
- IS headquarters a. ne oorner Of Knox and Jet-
tf-son Streets Clarence Oliver deputy sheriff. one
= 80 leaders % Tbs club putting forth every e.
so-i % maks 'hk affair biz success There will be
good 'ooa. go.d ea'sr'a.nmer, and STATE Highway
ooumissiorsr Van Uagoner will be he principal
sisassr
DETRY FISCHER. deputy sherir. gei,lnE ready .
( 3 20 Chicago stated that he would b. cand.-
date for state Representative on the Democratic
iftei Petitions arc now being circulated and ,e
v W run for ne main p4rrose ~ getting a reap
porionment effected that viii guarantee tho Negro
uaiority ~ Congregational disfric' out Of the
sfYen 70 wavns oounfv n districts are Up fer
s'a'e representatives. ihsre should be several in
which Negroes should Re abe 10 elect men 70 this
ories sa.f Mr Flsther
DERRY HOWARD National committeeman from
Mississippi came into political prominence n
ne Rer4hlican convention that nominated presi-
r'r Harding Re has heea a power 10 he rsckonei
~.in IN Negro National Republican politics ever
s.ac" TIE younger leaders Win have come 20 the
FROM nationally through negro political currents in
~ northern etates do not like me game rsy,d
by i'vf Howard They consider he game 10 be BALI
lfffsiory politics This Is ihe opinion % Memo
ioalNrs ~ New York New Jersey Ohio Wasninri, n
PC pennsyltana. Michigan and other states Yst
Perry Hoeard has los ~ friends and ALWAYS man
ages 70 fgi bis tei' big piece % political lie But
Perry Howard crossed the Michigan deleEaflon a.
Philadelphia and Attorneys Barnard and Roxborouvh
got HI miold. Mr Barnard was chairman ~ tho GRO
centals committee and there was a contest m from
rival Mississippi delegation but Mr. Barnard seated
me Perry Howard delegation. Arer being seaica
Perry Howard LED the Mississippi delegation IN vaf-
ng against Mr Barnard So then ~ was that Mica-
gan leaders threw down Tie gauntlet 70 Mr. lFowa II
lney ordered him 10 stay out - politics IN Michigan
pr. howard gave every indication ~ needing ~.
Michigan threat Mr.. Nackav and Mr. Barna =.
asno leaders in Michigan Republican politics have
The power In national politics 10 make tho ban
i"riiye should they consider % necessary 10. do
AARON Toodle ard Charles Roxhorough arc workTT
with Emmett Scott Howard university treasurer
and head of National Press Service of Rorublca ia
- have the Negro rroun ~ establish represoniaite
national set-up 81 Negro Republicans 10 conduct Tho
campaign among The race.
THE HOT CONTEST between tho Republican con-
gressona candidates Is already swinging into
high in the First district From what now ~
pears, the Rev. a. wiame campaign II IN he
aided by many Democrats who do not Ike tho idea
o Mr.. Marshall being The Negro nominee for Cor
gross any ticket All OF these persons 50 bclisv-
ing arc giving cooperation 10 the Rev A e williams
candidacy. The Busy Bee Democratic club ~ whlfn
Mrs. Josephine Beford Is the president had crowd
Cd meeting on laet Friday night al rs hsll on Fuel
r,d Oakland There were about ono hundred ,nd
fifty women present and Bill Perkins was invited 20
be the principal speaker Perkins compared the
record of sympathetic service rendered bv tho Roy
a. Williams during all 81 his lifetime 10 the race
and asked the election 81 this candidate In order
TO give him more power 10 continue that construr-
tive life Of service with Tho added prestige and dir
nitv ~ United States Congressman Mr. Perkins
called the service Of Mr. Marshall that NJ slave
driving complex and ~ tho type that the Negro
should dsparage rather than voluntarily endorse
by election 10 public office He called on several
persons In the audience 10 testify to their experience
to s1rr on, his points and they did 80 with telling
efeV on the audience.
THE REV. A. C. WILLIAMS spent buoy week IN
his campaign ..r election In the First Congress
sional district. n, spoke before the Usher
board and the meeting Of the United Congressional
association. lie also spoke TO the meeting OF the
Busy Bee club and also before the meeting OF the
Union o. ouartets The Rev Mr. Williams stated
that he found good reception FOR his candidacy that
encourased him greatly In his fight to win the con-
gressional nomination.