The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
ANON-PARTISAN
NEWSPAPER
Political Observations
Nv ALFRED CASEY


constitute a new force N ~ =.
Sro community Thai is mo 49,.
ence between them and ,hs ~
aciionarles what ~ thei. 49,.
and the future of the Negro 4.
dor their leadership
4 majority OF The Nesroe.
Michigan voted Tor Tho Nov n,,,
We're Il not for the second ,o-,,
war" which is not gong IN
election Of Mr. Roosey'l fss
third term we'll nigh inssrs .,
mancni installment ~ 'ho RI
welt reformation 4 rror
~ social thinking VAS begun
these changes and Mrs Roos.,sla
herself led the moyomeai q
men against useless sorsip
and established in Us rla -
crship Of service and nrie-sa.a.
nr These arc The force. sns ~,
dfions that have p-odacsa ~,
llneral leaderS.
Some Of The Detroit ls ~.
have joined in this crusad, IT, 4.
Attorney Lebron simmons q.so1
It might be said He pn' he an
10 the pillow and never looked ~.
RE has besn a hard and .eros.
pnncher for the Nafor,f Ns-
Congress. since rs orrar,a,i,,
TIE Rev Charles 1861 h,s ~,
heon sfaunch snpporfcr va "a
elected state prssiden' a. ne
elernon The Rev Horace 4 Nh,
has worked and preached far n
aims and ends of the Na'ona' "a.
gro congress a. have A''o-r,y
Robert Evans. the Rev JOHN WEI
Afornev Gohrhily. Tlrrer Ro.,
r Grigsby Mrs G. : smith sD1
Mrs Harold Bledsoe These e,ds-t
have advanced the Nerr ca.,
along the lines Of new lhsfll lead
cr-hip The work ~ Senate ha-s
e Digs has also been N ~
lf' 70 The race also has 'hs 10
c7i leadership ~ such ms, h a
newocraflc Party as Lan conX
missioner Harold Bleisoe Wiat
Newman william Sher iosp
' Emmett CUNNING 81
many others.
IN addition thete h,t bss
raNt ,nu'h organizat'oss ara ne.
leaders ac-ve in this wors
W. SHALL So down oew 4, u
" rinsn she'd dlntre u
'ec.r those liberal lead ni "A
0i fc1c'ionarics The h lssi
sg hove directly idcn'iff4 'ss
c''aers with tho sirurrlc
1as.e whHo The Old 'ee3o-s
mnt Instances have been prl
nrl interested IN ref7.~s .s
persoorcl prestige The bs-i
iead has come ou' flar az u
"rz ni1silnr OF tho Nezro nawst
in'o 'ahor unions. While ~ rear
',onaries sfill hope for 'e' IND
iAa' ran from The rich man faAs
Tho liberal leaders sees
progress through service va'
oll leaders in the main esah
yourselves. their jobs an, 'oci
standing as true indicaf-r. q. W
-ro progress
Furthermore the liher, lesast
haAe pit on record all ra r' q
hor organizations all na'wr sf
eani1l'ions AZ endorse w ''
tts'iors o. tho Nerro
ON DO other hand rhe III s'f-'
have failed 10 secure such op'9'
ton from the forces et'n na
ihe, arc identified The w. F1i
er Is netting thar the rams 7'l "a
go Nrcroos among ne Nors''
Classes viii join the nnr a'
Play their part IN The
thc unions and help max ~
api square with tho NeS ~
o'dor leaders believe mat
't't' ard backwardncss 0
'atc VII defeat those ~
liberal leaders have made a fsN
on psinciplo, purpose and ln GINS
ros in advancing tho Dg. VIZ
which tho Negroes Interests ="
ideniihed MANY o. the did leaders
were opporiunits when 'a' F'H
mount purpose was ~ 9r'mN
thor own personal pr'n'Noa'
Thus whatever the tate fhs' 'N'p
The liberals as result Of 70 pN
emergency they will have 9la'N
an important part in race 'osr'"
Of The future. by eetahlisftr !
higher standard OF Negro fA'er
-hip
II THE Government ~ iha urea
States assumed q rrnaf'"
form ui dictatorship, due ~
tons now in existence. then me PIX
hope Of tho Negro would -
unity themselves ~ comr'f'el'
possible with organized l'hof ~
sock their redress under ne i''-
of government by the aid n un'-
pressure
n conditions prove similar
what they were after the hrsl "or''
war and tho post war elections 10y.
low similar lines. IL would h''"
that the political allienmen' H"'
President Roosevelt would b. n''..
en- up and a majority Of mill ou'
the nation send It down 70 de''.'
because Of any unsatisfactory CO..
clusion OF the war