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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

Charlie Gehringer may be ono
of the Tiger question marks wher
Spring training opens at Lakeland
Fla. March 9, but these colo
Winter days he's a businessman
who bolts his breakfast to get
down 10 the offiee'by 9 a. m, ever
as you and !.
For Charlie is a manufacturers
agent in partnership with Ray
Forsyth. They have an office ir
the New Center Secretarial
Building.
Those buttons that hold covers
on seats and the flashy knobs or
the dashboard of your car are the
merchandise they sell TO the va
rious automobile manufacturers
here in town.
And it's a job that keeps you
hopping" says Charlie.
II have TO be on the job from
Q To 5 every day. One Of us has
10 be in the office all the time
while the other Is out making
calls.
Bolts Breakfast
ct usually don't get up until
3 a. m. so 1 have TO bolt my
breakfast and rush to get TO
the office on time, since I live
out near BEDFORD. OF course, 1
don't have To work Saturdays.
That's one break"
What about recreation?
swell. belong 20 skating
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

he's only missed one OF those
Mackinac rides. He's sailed aboard
Tom Archer's Barbette when she
swept the skies to victory and
broke the Mackinac record in 1929.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

and toboggonlng club along with
Barney McCosky. We meet once
a week, hut. this Winter we've
been playing more bridge than
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
City Schools to Open
Ranges to Times Shoot
II Places Included
on List WhereA
One Can Fire
BY DON GILES

Warren Z. Bow, first assistant
superintendent of Detroit public
schools. announced today the
Board of Education would cooper
ate with The Detroit Times to
further the rifle craftsmanship
tournament which this newspaper
is sponsoring by opening all high
school rifle ranges 10 the public
Immediately. A-
In addition TO making all high
school ranges available to citizens
of Detroit. the evening school is
prepared 10 offer craftsmanship
classes under the expert super
vision of Col. John ID. Townsend,
and his r {. T. G. instructors.
In sponsoring rifle marksman-
ship 10 their already extensive ma
tional defense program. the Board
of Education adds the William
Randolph Hearst Citizens Marks
nlanship competition. an activity
endorsed by the American Legion.
the United States Army and Navy
and the National Rifle Association.
Insufficient Ranges
Mr.. Bow reached his decision
when il was learned hundreds Of
Dctroitcrs were unable to compete
in the Times tournament due to
insufficient range facilities in the
city. L
r. s. DeGalan. divisional director
of evening schools. announced
classes would begin Immediately at
II high schools. all equipped with
modern rife ranges The schools
arc Central. Chadsey. Cool
DENLY. Eastern. Mackenzie. MOI
Iefn. Northwestern. BEDFORD, Soufn-
eastern and Western.
Starting on Monday. cnrollments
will be taken at these schools on
Monday through Thursday from Z
p. m. 10 9 p. m Not more than
* shooters viii be enrolled at any
one school. As soon as that mum.
Der is reached the enrolment will
be closed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

ATTENTION =
Sell Your Property


GREAT LAKES BEACH--Nice. modeT
cottage near lake. VIII take houseiraH'
in trade Temple l-0lIa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
POE. 1869

step from Blyd Lovely Sroom hricA
residence fine condition throughout auto
si0ker steam heat many modern features
fO.ft lot garage, SIDE drive leaving city
must sell. ". y. Blood. ca. 032l or TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Business Opportunities

FOR RENT New buildings Light lunch.
fruit stand, good loCstion Will share
with responsibls partner. AHA D.. Me
Nichols. Inquire 1TT1i Brush.
FOR sALE--orocery store, meat market,
beer. wine See NJ. DE SAINTS 29OO
Roulo. Dearborn. vinewood 2-es74
FOR sALE-oAs statioa lunch and hv-
ma rooms trailer camp - acres. on
Us-i27 Frank Speed. Leslie. Mich.
GAS sTArIoN Busy corner location
must sacrifice; makr offer, Arlington
GAS sTATIoN-Hl Speed. WONDERFUL op-
equipment, stock included for $500 down
Tuxedo 2-T2iR
GROCERY. MEAT MARKET - Excellent
location, living quarters. reasonable
Owner. Twinbrook 2-ii7o
GROCERY, meats. beer, established nelgn-
borhoOd trade, excellent location. saCri-
fiee' Arlington 357i.
GROCERY store. meat. fruits, vegetables
beer and wine, So sprost
GROCERY STORE Established very rea
sonsae. living quarters. good business
1901 Bessemort
I POOL ROOM one smoker table. three
able i294a East JEFFERSON.
TOBACCO STAND EMeilent business
good locations near Briggs sell cheap
Murray s2i6
TWO SMOKER TABLES,
THREE ROTATION TABLES,
ALL EQUIPMENT REASON
ABLE. 11440 DEQUINDRE.
TOWNSEND 6-9318.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Hotels
Furnished Rooms for Rent

BELMONT. s23- Pleasant room. excellent
neighborhood. excellent Nansp9riaii'n
single gentleman reasonable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Bungalows for Sale
Income Bungalows for Sale


CHERRYLAWN- S2s plus rent makes paw
rnent. recOnditioned move IN. Olson.
Townsend S-a3g7.
DEARBORN. 81 Double garage. large
grounds excellent condition. Owner.
Oregon 1877
INCOME bungalow and store foT sale
owner. 5000 Mcclellan corner Georgia
HEATING. 20i0s
OPEN 2 TO s = ~
Bfck. rooms each garage and drive
lnT down. $50 per month upper rented
St5. Thirty others TO choose from. Come
SUSSEX
Near 81 Mays Church and Cooley High :
convenient 20 Grand River vii be com
pietely recondltioned 3 rooms m each
unit. small down payment with monthly
payments ~ $50 Rental from upper u
SO. CAL for appointment.
M A: ::
1900 " McNfCHoLS IN -00a0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

CANTON. zi7s boulevard. las, Vernon
attractive two rooms. tao gentlemen
yeaSgraHlR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Land Contracts
Business Opportunities

"a" LICENSE tBeer and wine) and bar
equipment for sale. very reasonable.
Arlington 1889.
BEAUTY SHOP Business terrific modern
equipment living quarters. sacrifice,
cash s633 Fast Forest
CONFECTIONERY Modern fixtures
across from school Sacrihce. $3.50 cash
owner has other business. Townsend 5-5itJ.
CONFECTIONERY Patent medicines
beer wine express agency heavy stock
wonderful opportunity; bargain for quick
sale $500 down. 3S0e East Dawson.
CONFECTIONERY - Excellent location .
good business; leaving city, Illness.
sacrifice 1vanhoe e70l.
CORNER ACRE Gas and light luncn
Twins quarters good for tavern or
cabins 0n Us2S. Jack Gwynn. New Haven.
DAIRY bar doing good business vii SAC
rifice. i0sip p Jefferson
FISH and poultry store and building es-
tanlished business. reasonable 1855
Mack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
MENDOZA AVE.

sir-reon v. S53Q down. approximately
SIS per month fDr This Weii.locsfed 8 room
bungalow Can UNIVERSITY 21f2
HANNAH REAL ESTATE EXCH INC
MERRICR 2725 near l.aWton 7-room
oak floor. shower rsconditioned vacant
move rrht In 81 200. $500 down. owner
Tyier 4-675f
WORTHWHILE f-room modern 81 800
500 down. SCI 80 monthly. "LEsen
berger" Worthwhile 1875
OUTER DRIVE EAST l025O Corncl
brick 7room; soft. owner sacrificing
pIngree 72y3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

FOR RENT New buildings. Light lunch.
fruit stand, good location; Will share
with responsibls partner AHA D.. Me
Nichols. Inquire 1TT1f Brush
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Housekeeping Rooms

Canton 2i35-Tvo hDlsekrepins 'thiri
floor also sleepirg reasonable lF 1853
FORREST WEST 1000 Twa hsusesespuy.
ki,chentee s. child single houseErel' g.
Ing s.
GLOVER. 1851 --i.2 ROOMS 50 Up
Nicely furnished. comfortable. Jefferson
transport alton
INDtANDALE 9072 - Basement large
room. kijchsnette; reirireatur. not
water. bath. 81
JEFFERSON EAST 1909 Two room
apartment running water. s. 30. com
fortably furnished
MCCLELLAN 2i72 Housekeeping room
ktchenetp also sleeping room. reason
able excellent transportation
NAVAHoE e2a IL ROOMS 81 Up
Comfortable Everything iuru shed. tJef-
ferson transportation
VAN DYKE 49, (uesr Foresti Two
rooms private entrnnce ad4is. tApriy
rear
CoIoRFD 1875 Stanley two rooms
Kitchen privileges; gas. electricity free
reasonable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

TOBACCO STAND EXreilent business
good location; near Briggs, sell cheap
MIifray k2lS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Houses for Sale
East Of Woodword)

CROSSE PIT. Dandy. mod rms, gar
$4,000. $1,000 dn. 1922 Mack Tu. 2-7s7s
HULL, iss0s - Fiye-room franc. Cape
Cod nearly new, rscpnuitionsd: $500
down, t37 month includes taNes. Open
rs afternoons. Glenn Realty
s-kOoM and bath home sarge afge
lot; 81 BOO $3.50 down. S22 per month.
255O0 East Jefferson, near l0-Mile road
or 2i70O Hsrpef
GROOM home; near schOoi, stores trans.
portatiOn only s. $50, $500 down, SIS
month. 20eil Harpef near s-Mile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
SoAhnN REAL ESTATE CORNER 1n4nN
s 3kkkhSX For RENT FOR SALE EktI@SX
Rentals Wanted

wAYBUKN 100. Crosse ponis-Four
rooms, decorated. $40 including heat.
August Nth Admin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
HOMER WARREN & co.

STEEL scHooLcRAFT - Five rooms
drive garage; 81 500. terms. Kaye.
1901 Fenken
SYLVESTER Gratioi 1i-room. beautifully
furnished slate roof. complete; s. 600
Pennington BsS-RI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Board and Room
FLANDERS. 1881
Share Living Quarters

DoBEL. si3I-shars Cady with daugh.
teri. So weekly. pst9een l2-i6 o'oiock.
iTTTLEFIELD. 1855 Share comfortable
home with employed couple ADULTS only,
reasonable.
COLORED- Have apartment 90 share win
responsible couple. 80 East Palmer, Apt.
a. Call after ; 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
LITTLEFIELD

Room q v single bedrooms: a
heat electric fireplace. Sgnroom viii be
completely recpnditioned throu Eh0ut, orly
$500 down. can Vermont $500
HASSAS REAL ESTATE EXCH INC
LOG CABIS 1880 (Gesu Parish room
modern sacrifice. Martins Sons. Trim
fv 2-z176
MRLCOT N HARPER Frame single ?
bedrooms steam. telephone. LenoX
OgUT mornings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Real Estate for Sale

RESTRICTED honesites at surprisingly
low prices Tuggey, Birmingham GIG.
SUMMER HOME-s rooms. furnished.
miles from Monroe: Lake Erie frontage
sell or exchange for city property. Apps
1924 Chene PLAZA s67s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
MANOR. MODERN HOME

Gas heat. 2-csr garage breskfsst nook
qnd laystOry on first floor , bedrooms on
second Gail for appointment
SELDOM A. JoHNsON Ho $500
MANSFIELD. iTiT0-oPEN DAILY
100, DN NO PAY'Ts LESS THAN RENT
Sew brick bungalow 5 large rooms and tile
hath. nat p p gas air cono heat t0-fi
~ paved street. For further details call
IN Z 300
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Real Estate Wanted

BUYERS - Any Ess, side property. cash
terms. Burd, Ivanhoe 334O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
KENSINGTON ROAD

home. large living room. Breakfast n0os
dining room ard iarEe bedrooms, file
bath steam stoker heat. 2-car garage
lHfEs Irf onlV 81 ZOO 'frma
SELDOM A Johnson Inc TT ? 2ln0
LAFAYETTE nesr Campbell q room hun
Eaiov steam heat attic. garage 81 80
total price
EtsEA REALTY 4 INVESTMENT co
s4l- Fort " vi i-if0o
lFVERFT-rE 8 rnorr bath suitable TAO
spar ments s. POO, $500 down Tyler
5-5ff7
LINWOOD 1886 Single . rooms. break
fast nook: stoker. extra toilet 2-car
Eaflse screens storm sash. b appoint.
u1rnf Tguaruend 9-I-yg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

LAKE FRONT LOTS

BEAUTIFUL lake frontage with canal
200x2O0. restrictions, available. KICK
ert ." MI Clemens 2346-J-i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
A FRIGIDAIRE SALE

8 Gu. II. reposs. 1883 model; looks like
new; in perfect condition. $3.50. Ben
lamin Appliance shop, 1855 Gratiot. at
East Six-Mile road. Open evenings ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

Resorts for Rent

CHEMUNG LAKE Available AuR 18th,
I247 Sunrise PArk. 9 miles through
Brighton 3 bedrooms front lake cottage,
22i7s Mona Dearborn 1851.
LAKE Vacant Aug 18th.
f247 Sunrise Park. miles through
Brighton: 3 bedrooms, front lake. Call
~ 22i7s Mona Dsarbr 1869 J.
MODERN furnished lakefront cabins good
bathing beach boat Loon Lake. 10
Gated Al 3476 Dixie Highway. S15 per
week Phone Tillson. Pontiac 2-4532.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Property Management
COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
SELDOM JOHNSON. INC. I OFFICES
Factory Property for Sels

SMALL light manufacturing plant. steam
residence overhead. priced -liquidste. MI
Clemens $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Business Property for Sale

GROCERY STORE Doing nice business
living quarters Included tanks installed
for gas station beer license available
store ard all, $500. easy terms WIN
sell or trade for home or equity. 2oail
Harper. near SMILE Rd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Apartment Pre- perty for Sale

FOUR FAMILY -- Three-room apartments
furnished redecorated porchcs three
car garage o, block East Jefferson, IN
come Si65 month Atlantic J63s
CoLORED-st Paul BeAufait, six apart
nsnts good income. owner sacrifices.
Plaza 5546
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

POt'IEvAr DISTRICT taT0s
Fisldl 80 Private entrance. gentleman
reasonable. Olive o92s
CANTON. 7i7s boulevard. Eas; Vernon
attractive two rooms. tao gentlemen
reasonable
GRAND RIVER VANCOUVER - com.ori.
sbls front bedroom business woman
reasonable transportation Tyler 7-zoo3
GRAND RIVER JOY section Comfortably
furnished nome tngle. gsnusmsn Trans
ror,Ation. Tyler A-ssss
HARDING 2i02 frorner Kerchsyai sleep
INK rooms excellent transport atlon, near
factories REASONABLE
HIGHLAND 1921 Largs front two een-
tlsuen- AAcelleni- iLA12-lAEl Aim reaA-n
able Townsend A-zOsb
HOLDEN. 1871 boulevard Modsrn front
privai. home. gentleman, transportation
TRINITY 2-s1so.
JoHS r.. $3.50 Boston boulevard Porch.
cross ventilation. iscy pFefefrec. Reason
snls Townsend 5-0tIJ
LINCOLN 1874 tnear Trunhuil Holden --
Two slseping rooms. excellent uansptr-
tstion reasonable
SARATOGA, isll3 tGrauo'b Pleasant
clean bedroom gentleman preferred, eN-
osiisnt transportation. keasonah'e
SEVEN MILE tGrs;iot DISTRICT Com
fortabiy furnished front bedroom; semitic
man reasonable Pingree e4bS
WISELY HALL
Comfortably furnished rooms. 81 % up;
reading room. 2t9i Grand River. entrance
on sixth.
WILLIS. West. 1859 Clean front room for
two: excellent transportation rsss0nani
WILTSHIRE. 1871 LarEe. twin hsds NO
gentlemen: garage, reasonable Airing
tn 1888
COLoRED-L front bedroom excel
lent transportation desirable nelEnhoT-
hood reasonable Trinity l-5sTs
COLOREp- private home gent ,emsn en-
ployed iAdy sXceAent transportation
reasonable Tyler 5 1851
COLORED - Furnished sleeping rooms
runrine water s. 90 81 - weekly 131
past Vernon Hirhwsr Cherry aoll
CoLnRED Conner. 75S Esst Jefferson
tHueson -Chryuert: gentlemen s. 81
excellent tfansp0rt alton
COfoRFD 800 Comfortable front bedroom
Christian horns EentiHnar smrl0 "a
C0upie Trinity 2.06In.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-08
Discord In South Africa

A NoF WELL. SO 'ne IN African Union, accord
- hero. There is strong pro-
Nat among tfso Doors. hose militant nhabi-
tan .it0t arCtsfr Atn FORM large percentage Of
ne So 't fifs a'ion Ever since their defeat by
ths I,r .'he Beers have been more or
noN inoN arc openly opposed 10 the par
t,psfer 'ne S.'h African Mon in the against
Dfrnlaft.
co far me British Formulation IN the South Az an
lnt ci Isl the majority and they cooperating
with England IL The fight against Hrlersm. many
os the Negro Oaflys
Negro natvesin the South African Union suffer many
restrictions bo'h he hands o the British and the Beers,
but The a'r more n,olerant toward the Negroes than
the British
TIE Beers for outright ensatcment Of he blacks,
and order carry this policy they have previously
sought 70 form Themselves into separate goyernment but
This plan failed due 20 the opposition Of the British.
During he present crisis his Is an unhealthy condi-
COR the South African MON and strife between
the Beers and the British eventually flare up again
with the issue Of slaverv involved
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-08
Poor Vision
Proves Tragedy

DOOR VISIBILITY was singled
l out by Detroit police this week
As Tho cause of an increase IN early
traf6c accidents. Traffic Director
Fred W. Jucrgcns. in issling a
warning to drivers and pedestrians
explained that haze and fog when
hover over city streets make see
inc difficult and urged motorists 10
keen their lights on so that other
drivers nay sec them
Rcal-end collisions and side
swine accidents. caused by failure
OF motorists 10 see impending
danger in time 10 sworve or stop,
can be avoided II drivers will check
their speed and keep head and tail
lights hurnng. Pedestrian acct
dents VIII be reduced II walkers
will cross streets only al cross
walks and with the green light al
traffic sisnal locations
Driving IN foe IS easier and safer
with headlight beams depressed be-
cause moisture particles ac, as re-
Electors. throwing liehi hack into
the eyes OF The moiorist when the
uppcr or bright beam is used
Jucircns said
Fewer hours Of daylight usually
result in q rise Of traffic death and
injuries This increase in accidents
can easily be prevented II drivers
and pedestrians will exercise more
caution when their ability 10 see In
lessen.d. according 70 Jnergens
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-08
Reviewing Old Detroit

located then on woodward at the
City Hall. extending over where tho
county building stands today. The
scenes around this market on Sal
urdays would perhaps remind you
~ today. OF a race track, or down
on farm in the country. There
were hundreds OF buggies. wagons.
horses. colored. white, rich, poor.
country as well as town folks MILL
ing 10 sell or buy food for Sundays
dinner. Everything was quiet no
gathering Of street cars to be heard.
and footing OF horns. the red and
green lights were unknown.
Cutter Racing on Woodward ave-
nue. was a great winter sport among
the white people Thousands Of peo-
pie lined Woodward avenue from
Grand Circus Park 10 East Jeffer-
son avenue 10 see these races Rae
ing on the frozen Detroit river Was
also popular in those days. as We
had cold wcather-from 10 20 IS
below zero Next Week" Amuse-
mcnts In Old Detroit"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-08
What Is
Education

WHAT Is education. II Is the
w eQuipping with tools Of the eager
mind The brain may he alert and
active. bur u is education that gives
N The ability 70 die The facts. sonar
ale tho wheat from the chaff for
mulate a plan and drive ahead and
carry II through. II Is education
thar shapes for living II is the
driving power 81 the machine.
Education brings Responsibilities
We can forgive ignorance. hu, not
Incidence. lack OF knowledge but
not the misuse of training one
rca son the feeling against the Ger
mans runs higher than tina, against
any other group is because he,,er
was hoped from them ENcnseS that
might have hccn offered for back
ward countries could not he accept
cd from or for them.
We need 10 return 10 the lessons
taught in the old COPY hooks Hon
esiy is the best policy Kind
hearts arc moro than ccrouefs.'
a stitch in limo saves nine And
so on. In trying 40 show considera-
zion for The children OF today. We
have given them everything except
Iihc basic knowlcdso Thar everything
has o be earned and that you can't
draft dodge life
The children ~ today must be
prepared for seli-sovefnment. They
must 10 taught sclf-contfol the
lhahi and work Of calm Judgment.
50 that they Will NOT be- sNaycd by
dcmasocues preaching prejudice
hgs' in the form of an alihi for
falMfe and second in crusade Of
ava icions hatred.
There has hocn much discussion
about tho teachers IN whose hands
education lies. Words have flown
ho, and fast epposins groups have
sht ckcd red or reactionary' al
Zach other We want no fanatical
Tea, hcrs for our young either red
or reac,ionary we do want teach
cgs Who teach Youth not WHAT
90 think but HOW 10 think We
want teachers who can awaken the
VIII 10 learn without which we are
aa'oma,ons, 1T fodder for a die
tataf
The hes; defense We can have IN
these United states s a physically
strong, healthy minded. we'll edu-
cared nicll.cently coordinated
cf'7enry. The only way TO achieve
that end Is hv beginning to train
them when they are children. We
must educate for living
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-08
WE, THE NEGRO
ment will never he realized so long
A. race hates clog the machinery
of progress. 49,. .. -. -. +.
By WILLIAM l.. SHERRILL
ASSOCIATE EDITOR

ment will never he realized so long
n race hates clog the machinery
Of progress. 49,. 49,. -. 49,.
No INTELLIGENT NEGRO any
where expects 10 get the patrons of
his group just because he is a Ne
gro. Every wide awake Negro In
business realizes that TO win the
trade OF the community In which
he does business he must have
something TO attract that trade. He
must be able 10 present his wares
10 his would-be customers in an at
traciive and satisfying manner.
He must be able 10 prove TO them
that they arc getting better services
for the money spent than is secured
elsewhere.
The Negro tradcsman in nearly
every community has greater
struggle in winning the patronage
of his neighbors because OF a psy-
chology. that is ancient and deep
seated. but in spite % this II is
pos sihle for him to create the good
viii OF his neighbors. There is
therefore every reason TO he hope
ful FOR the future Negro business.
CERTAIN TYPE of white
merchants has established himself
On Hastings street. purely Negro
community. and nj the same time i
supporting restaurants and other
places that discriminate against
aud insult Negro trade. While these
places have moi hung the "ior white
only sign ont they have never
ihclc>s made II very plain that col
orcd people are not wanted. These
restaurants and barbcrshops are
supported by merchants who con-
slider Themselves too lar above rs
~ come into any sort Of contact
with H. except such contact nece>.
>ar, ~ bleed us oi our hard earn
cd money. Negroes should tight
these establishments. We should
work the Civil Rights law overtime.
We should he 80 relentless in our
frhf on the -ilm-crou" eating
places that either discrimination
viii cease or operation will he
suspended. 80. 80. 49,. =. ....
ON MANY OCCASIONS We have
heald members of our race say
"Ihe white folks think am all
i'eh' and am satisfied We are
always more than pleased 10 see
r-'~e~opposition race friendly 10 one
90 MS but we should so live and
chnduci ourselves among our own
people that they 100, may have a
favorable bninion Of us. and he able
20 say a nice word whenever the
occasion presents itself. We JUST
cant make It without our own
fcfle