The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-08


There have been ample asn.I
STATIONS here IL Det-o.. N rsy,
10 the many Of tie ass,cl.,
which Negroes have S..s \.
operation. II has been denora,,
ed again and again ID ssssp,
tairer operation Of employment
Negroes under the Na-.orsl N
Tense program. Thus as hsv.
that as government, grow. more
more powerful. there IS Jess
less disposition 70 ice. iss ~,
injustice in rs VAST operations "a
accepted prejudices asalr~,be \
Sro become an accsp.ed part
government policy ana -s estos
he Negro % make der.or-aor ~.
u America. while scrs, ing
make the world safe io- dsalorr.
abroad. becomes tsss 4. am
cG.nes Thus the Negro .csay find
3 mself UP against prc.a.s ina
'rate4 into the Fedea cover.
meut by its expansion ~ por.-
1i'a inadequate crssniisi back,
nationally to meet the s.rla,.o,
THIS SITUATION cs.s so- !,
sru enlistment ~ .ss 49,
his national race crEsr zs'ions
give full support ana franfa 10 I,
fSht 20 make denrcraf II M
country work FOR 'he Nacro.
seems 10 ne We need ~ 'aink
terms of higge- amount. o. mora
than ever before ne 70 lose rrou,
.in This emergency n Ga srht h
freedom The entire Sos "a
nianc!ns that this cot e
the war to save Ere.s ri
should ro' the South ~ re-.
make democracy work doe- ts.
rs sholish.ns tho NH nsss a
fully ent-anchlsins ne Nf- 4.
rens In order 'ha' fhev Is II.
able % pro'ec' ihsnse =
Negro IL -he North e s'or and
pam q. Development br
eo7des q. nc uuemp'oe Noa
'he TINE 20 press Coz
,his dispro7orfiona,s sco,,
mic Discrimination agsl1. W
ere while me fedora Cove msr,
stimulating emrlosrcr v
spending u SIS Billions Il
-i'ustion could he .4''s q,
ne Nezro In al, rs sersoe.ns.s
would have atfy thcgsa' 'ms.d
- 'Ar Detroit R,sn
NAAcF Il seems 20 ne
IS 'hs me when the Nts
come ogeiher q dsssrd era
e s seii citizenship 81
Amerlssn dcmocracy
WILLS WARD. one
" ~ THO Wayne
t-r' sarizaNons bete,f
hs organization has ro''ss r'm
good star; in getting go
rfoss named on the s's' rr
con uiiieo. There are Y Nl-'n
sn1 Mrs Hattie TODD
fr-, congressional DIS lane
Teyior from the Thir'ser
rsssional district and - N
ernie Cisyhorn from The Ftf',t
Congressional district
NJ Ward believes fha ora
nizsiion VII give a good AZ ar
!'self IN getting tho ~ gr'
mat nc race Is en'illei ~
Republican office holdsr. we "a
rta'niate The WAYNE Ce re
cinci organization BE- q ihi
cess n getting the rerre~sr'''l',
the high councils OF the Rf-IA.ls1
PARTY We hope that 'he asr
70 party councils and ofhe .ets
leaders Will carry forward re rrA
- make The Republican psr'V rar
responsive 10 the racial emarf
upon The party IL 8; IS a hiH
greater attraction for to Ns
voters. ward and Marsh aiv
won tho right 70 lead this tsh' q
Negro representation IN ihf Rf1i
lean party by building Ut AZ
sanitation IN the various precinct
hat ousied the opposition ari
led themselves With the con'ro'Aa
faction Ct the party. That mea'
that for the next two years ne ~
gro must look to these leaders 10y
The shaping Of the party o-sanlll
ton attitude toward the Negro w
hope them much success .r men
new duties.
WE HAVE heard the SLOGAN asai'
" and again. "you can Only osa
hack the color line with color
in other words YOU car or'y Cd"
racial repugnance by racis coz
facts This was demonstrate
the case Of wilfred Neuman ~
perience as an employee n p
health department His conii'
are mostly with white business coz
Germs and there was feelrs 20 p
department that only a Negro wv
could pass for white could r''
on the Job. This was the oplnp
frankly suggested to him wien
went TO work. In the dcparims.
But Neuman could not pass "
white but he had the capahl'iif
becoming competent. lie had 'o-
mon sense. diplomacy. pels"s
ance and patience. AZ first he e
find some who objected 10 him
cause Of his color. But he earn
hto tok ..-H - -~crnf his clA