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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17
EDITORIAL PAGE
Negro -
BUSINESS
Institute
u, ALBERT LOUIS HypPs

lust AS THE proprietor search
and digs for gold, so must lpsl-
ness men In our group be on~thf
alert for plans and ideas to hep
them put their business, "on tho
minds OF their customers Many a.
business Is lost because the basi'
ness man does not know where. ~
find these ideas others are -
because the business man does. MOI
heed what he sees and hears The,
business man has a right. OF course
to shnn much OF what he hears re-
garding how he should run his
business. No doubt 90 per cent
comes from people who have had
neither training or experience. or
AT least less than what The business
man has had
But listen and listen carefully
chances are YOU may learn some
thing. You may find diamond In
the rough. Like the prospector. SIT
every suggestion for the real com
merclal value they may have. The
business man must always think.
IL must make my business better
no matter how good his business
may be. He must keep CONSTANT
on the alert for the something thar
will make his business. II all ready
good. better.
We think OF ourselves as husi-
ness men and women But arc we
Compared with others, yes. COM
pared with our own possibilities
no. Especially Is this true when We
pray and hope for business from
our own group because OF race or
color Will we ever attain business
success in our own group? Not ui-
I'll We lose this obcession OF expect
ing business because Of race or
color not until we realize that
business is where we find il. We
must look hard and learn to use
the technique known 10 attract
business for others. The. difference
between business IN our group and
business. in other groups. is Simply
what has been done by one group
and what has not been done hy the
other II s. primarily knowledsr
Of and desire for bigger and bot
ter business.
When sales are Off the other lc..
low gets np and does something
about H. Many Of the business mon
IN our group do not know thsr
possess the ability 10 strike out and
do something that ~ill produce
more business They sit back ard
wait and wait for what business
is not served as meal IN q restau-
rant there are no trays crammeA
| fun Of what IL takes To increase
sales and profits and there are no
Mattresses who can serve IL. II is
there. however. and waiting for Tho
business man who is determined TO
get Il and do what should he done
TO deserve IT 1t is the lack Of this
simple element OF direct attack that
prevents business IN our grOup
from attaining the riehtfu place In
the business world.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17

ward Both won out thus yindicalinr n, a..
contention aud both thereafter served nu,l !,
were defeated by two other Negro .lndi,a,os ~
James Greene second term in that oface Ru, w.
T. Greene viii long be remembered 1y those a.
heard him campaign for office hi. ftsnkness ana NJ
moved his friends and enraged his ,renie. 10 ma
a contribution 10 the political proercs. o the 70.
muniiy by demonstrating hat where Tho Ne,ro
a majority OF voters In any ward or dtnict no !.
control all the elective offices in that di,ruci a, ~
policy OF telling the voters the whole lruih
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17
THERE HAS BEEN much talk In Inc ua. ,h..
CAlnL,R AIIAA. nL.,r11.L.l.>- y ~

THERE HAS BEEN much talk in he ra.t sh.|
COOPERATION BETWEEN MINORITY GRorrI
TO attain certain political obe,ipes df0cn, II
impossible TO one group acting alone such tan n,
been valublv made by Polish Leaders before Ne,,
audiences Promises and hig tllk hoforc cast ,AI
audiences goes back for many Years have haI
these expressions time and again h have never ,vI
sees anything produced indicating snoi anh on r,a
Of white candidates who have prcat sd cooperaf,|
before Negro audiences Mr. Digs haa ,emoner,,,|
truth 81 this last week lie had been .sled ny n
Polish constituents TO go, The oooperton Of MI
State WPA forces To consider f,yorah, certain H,u
tramck projects Mr. Digs influence "a iicd out IN,
objective Last week the chairman NJ ne Han.
tramck council Mr. rencrowii1 bliaci Of tho Con.
Digs 20 the council meeting remembering Tho N,
cooperation That he had given them which had bs,s
htted IIamiramck Mr.. Dices ATTENDED, feeling hal
certain courtcses would bo ,hnwn iot ihr Office al
state senator representing thar city VIII Inc meet
ing WAS completed and Senator MAS ,ompIe.er
ignored. After the meeting. he ,,d 10 chairman
on tho shoulder TO remind him f hsa zen pre.en.
II was altogether a different stol ti attitude al
these o'hcials before their own pcor No only Ar
bnt. the politicians OF Hamiramek AI}e gotten A.
goher camraien Of pressure ara solidarity 10 heat
Digs for the nomination in noe rnlrr eleciios.
Thoy were able TO get all oi IA several who ssi
for this office 70 withdraw oavipe mi, two from
Hamlramck. Thus they have served vsfnins on N.
Negro that he won't win the representation Tor seis
for Of the Third district by ans cooperation ron
them lie must win II BY his own votes alone Stls.
tor Digs said he expects to PM up The hardest hat
re OF his career 10 win that nomination his time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17
Pile MnMAN,s nIrIslnv

THE WoMAN'S DIVISION or Tho Fifteenth Con.
gressional district will give Cocktail parry o.
Friday night. August lG al The home Of Ma
McMahan. 6377 30fh street This ptci, viii he giga
by Mrs. Geneva Casey. chairman Of ne womsui
division. 10 raise funds for the campaign Of Mar
earet Hawkins for state represenia''s silver o.
ferng will he taken.
THE CAMPAIGN of Donald Marshall s. hitting h
full stride. The office of the Warn. Voters asse
citation is crowded with advertisine material snt
much ~ II has been already distributed IN good spr'
within the First Congressional disiii There w'
large crowd at its general asscmh', IN Sanrda'
and there was also big meeting he'd on SATURDAY
night az Masonic hall on Trowhridep street GeoTH
Harrison. Henry Ward Jr- Morris Taylor are pro
noting big picnic TO be held AZ Rci,derc park On
September ! and All candidates nn iae Repabfn
ticket are invited
Mr. Peyton Mr. Henry Mr. Taso Mr. Ths
and Mr. Harrison will make The tlip Elwood 10.
diana To hear the acceptance speech of Wena'h
Willke representing the WAYNE Coun'y Voters DE-
SANITATION.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17
AII)RIIlGF


Ira FREDERICK Aldridge, Ameri-
= can negro irseedian. died in
LODI. Poland. August :, 1867 He
was horn near Baltimore. Mary
land about 1910. PLAYED Shakespear
can roles in London til 1852 He
then PLAYED IN Brussels and Ger
man, lS52-55. the king OF Sweden
invited him io stockholm in 1851.
The continent ranked him one Of
ne foremost actors of the age. ana
me gieatest sovergns shower
"a honors and decorations on HIM
and made him member OF all soris
90 learned societies. he was on has
WAY To an ongagement IN 81 Peters
burg whes h, died.
IOHN ROOSEVELT
hSI.ANE NAMED Quack. belong
n inc 10 John Roosevelt Was
hnrnea 70 death because he pariici-
pated IN the New York Negro Plot
~ l14l
\LN lORk ~ i1il
TIE POPULATION % The CITY Of
4 New York was eight thousand
whites aud Two thousand blacks.
MISSISSIPPI 1916
THERE WAS \ great spiri about
i 'his time TO remove from the
state ai fiee people " color Free
Neslo owners ~ property were adj
,i.ed hv their attorneys 10 have
'a,r deeds 10 their property made
Jointly with some white person who
c,nld manage ana dispose OF il FOR
thue beneht These JOINT owner.
would sell tho property cheap to
ONO OF hel friends.
KIDNAPPING
TIE KIDNAPPING ~ northern
i free Negroes ana carving them
~ogfA 10 be sold mo slavery was a
oommmn and 10 some distances. o.
ean'lod business Notwithstanding
lass 20 the contrary IN southern
states kidnappefs We're NOT easily
punished on account OF The dis
qn5liicaiicn of Nsegoes a. Nsine.f-
~ Nhnie families were kidnapped,
ns' children most frequently ON,
EniWpr sing rhiladephian gaine'i
a Livelihood 'ouriinE and Marry-
rG Nulatto women and inen sell
nu fb'm as Slavee
Il i7es AND 1850 Congress passed
fugitive slave laws which en-
powered officers 10 seize runaway
saves IN frresoil states and re-
tlrr them 10 their masters. The
s0mmaf, character ~ these laws.
and iA, last ~ Federal magistrat-
es fo fees made IL easy for I'M
scopuioHs persons 20 seize free
Negroes and hasten them INTO
slatev under preteX Of law.
Free -oll states passed statutes
whicn afforded some protection "a
free Negroes These laws usually
wen 80 far as to nullify the Con-
st'nfion
Ans n'ormasin concerning this
column Wrlie u. care Of this paper
or aeis Eliot ovcnue. Minneapolis
Minnesota.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17
WILLIAM sHERRILL IS !

WILLIAM SHERIFF.. IS making determined o'
election 10 the House OF Representatives on 'n'
Democratic ticket, He has manl friends amons
the ministers and his visitationS 10 their serve~
The occasion for introduction that indicates ~
nigh esteem in which they all hold him NJ She'"s
In his present position has seen much 81 the has'
ehips that they have suffered under me h'e ev
notice law. lie will work for an extension 81 'l'
period from five days to thirty DAYS 10 relieve "s
condition from which many suffer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17

4 COMMUNICATION has come to us advising ".'
there arc five Negro candidates for stare w. W..
sentative on the Democratic ticket. Mm ,,s..,
Hawkins. william Sheriff. petry Fisher no ,.,.
White and T. L. Richardson. VIII get ln'orm'. :,
about Mr.. Richardson later But remember YOU -, -
vote for seventeen and thus these candidates ~ a
running against one another You can vote 49, a.
I'VE and then have twelve votes 10 spare TOT ' n,,
lice All who live in Detroit can vote for SEWN
persons for the office.
One candidate for the office OF stale iev ,,.,,
iatiye. Louis King is running on the hep" n" orr
ticket He Is running platform Of reior".ns n,
seizure laws in case OF non payment 81 os' 90.
relieve hardship The seizure Of auiomobhe an '1 =
niture would be changed by Mr. King lie wolf r,oI,,
so conduct Investigation Of conditions !" Il, ~.
which he says are shameful and which ne WIZ
pose as the campaign advances. u.r.
THE Full. CAMPAIGN committee Of MI.. ..e.
kIns Is Mrs Jeffery, MANAGER Mrs Na", r.s,.r
rotary with Atty Robert Evans. Floese nss.ou.
Ben walker Mrs NJ r. Payne. Nellie y cocs-
Katherine Truman Josephine Belford. MAJ c-.
field Victor Hicks. Richard Bright I"~', ,@,.,,ndsf
Ter Emmett CUNNINGHAM. Joseph Bon1e'
Roberts, and Adele HinkIns. as co-workei"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17
THE ZIG r.AwYERs have goll,

THE BIG LAWYERS have gotten together ~
them in fact have passed their opinions on "
New Hatch Act as II affects Chas. RoAhofonen ! "
sition as member or the Appeal Board Of inc WY, wy,
ploymen Compensation Act They have decided p s.
me act does not affect Atty Roxborough because
Is only per diem officer OF the department ana w.
employed only part time lie Is not regular se''s
cd employee Of that department. Therefore ne =.
affected by the act This Is what the experts p''
decided and now Mr.. Roxboroueh who mas t'ss -s
from this position. has been requested by DIS ~. !.
nization TO have his resignation reconsdered by ~
board OF directors with the view OF having NM ~
resume his duties as the president OF the INV
Congressional District organization.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17
ANON-PARTISAN
NEWSPAPER
Political Observation,

A CoAoRFrL cAMPAIGNER passed from u.
teal world when James p Greene died ,s,,
He died suddenly and the news OF MS d..,A
a shock 10 his rsanv frexuls AMI a,,,,.i.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17

know him well foN
had. waged- Jama1c
.9ory and was =
(8rs District ASH
FHbr to his election
.R5bert Lee ward I
'Tously been electe
Mr.. Ward had
Greene's candidacy.
feat him even tho
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17

ASI.ANE NAMED Quack. belong
n inc 10 John Roosevelt WAS
burned 10 death because he pariici-
pated in the New York Negro Plot
~ l-N
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17

MISSISSIPPI 1s36

TIE POPULATION % the
New York was eight q
"a. f..- ..,,I futn fnnHn4fi D.
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