The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01

hS,s shown those evils % b. X.
designing White politician WINS.
,Nly desire is 10 neufai.ze the Ns.
gro vote by picking his own Neg
leaders who are Ia no POS ZION IA
represent the race. ~ gain enough
votes 10 give him his sp Sc.
orally. 20 be in position 'o- IN,
bee "a protect itsel, from sa.a
NeSfo "Norli-be leaders Tara.
.v 'oy '1e race 70 orsar.1e pro
'4c' i'self urder the new eord,on,
IMPOSED BY passage ~ no Cl
Ssrvife laws Defntolv ihs "a.
.tos.d take steps 10 pro'se nNt
'fom such political leaders r both
raff!cs and . make IS pGaasl
tower effective as a weapon n Do.
fuse How can this 10 dors' He.
an ideas
W. HAVE TWO major political
+" parties The Republican AMI N,
Democratic Wha; We need "a u.
safs'ardirz representative ~ ho'a
n7s''es 70 work IN cooperation With
i3zens' committee vAo would
ondnr; educational campalgn,
ns ne camrsisn season. This
.ao way t. would operate l.ets
say The recognized leaders % Ne
Den5 fa'. party are Senator
NIsgs Cowm ssioner Harold Bed.
sos Tire rev Horace Vhrs NJ
Bsy Charles Hill ara US lose.
aaa ReNo Z This eomnf,s 4
llemo ra leaders wtud ps.s-,
re e'irens committee srA
.rsmtet containing 'ne resson,
atv ~ So All So Is 80 t.- an.
f ou fhe Democrat 49, 4
M ruHary election q as rs.'o
- sa7ppt This detailed g'"n,.
ttu prli ~ given con err re- a
s ardieates for lse ,a-ou
Ho ia lha' Prmary eso On.
This itlzens' committee oglgo-
rs slrh c'fi7ens as 'or sa7r',
i1 Nclendon. presider' - -
NNAcP carlion Gaines pssAsa,
% ,ae Trade association - Rev,
Gs 20 Baher pastor ~ f5'a'i''
sNE hgrch: 7. c. R'ouni nus rss
man he Rev J. =. wlllsms 80
Hap 81 Alliance OF Mirisf ~
Mss T.. s Henderson. So y
Gea Lakes Mutual lnsura~ rr
rane This citizens eonavs
would ercept only The ru r'T
heir public meetings 'ha' 40
presented ny the committee l''.
o-nzed leaders from tie no =
pot'ivc par les.
Then there shonld he also f'e'
osn.zed leaders committee - Re-
pHblican party leaders sch .
ommities would consist q RI r
stance. Attorney Charley Nshorr'
ATTORNEY Charles Roxhoroush ~
Rev s e. Williams. the Rev W.
sm n Peck and Mrs G Snaa
Tho citizens committee r'n~i
above representing the voice q I"
Negro independent ~ par's 90'i'r
wNld accept the nomination u
ihe Republican candidates si'm'-
led hv the recognized Hapahlt''
leaders a. the host for ne N''T'
interest IN ne Primary elec IN
u would then he the duty - 20
items non partisan comnr"A' -
cndact an educational csmpara
In which every church and y'c M'
SANITATION would be asked 'a 'la
10 present the merits FOR The 80
'isis Of candidates. Repuhlcsf ga
Democratic. and thus throw ~
hn.k ~ the Negro votes ~ nee
candidates named in the r. ms''
election. The committee would PER
mir parry leaders on both sde' .
present the merits OF thru 'ia
dates AZ these meetings. In
final election when two ''s "
candidates have been named y
their party in the Primary ~
leaders OF the citizens non-vsr'i'n
committee would meet and De-
mine ne attitude upon tho e''
date With the hest record o. s"'
government and interest to ih' =
gro. when iis position had been ~
fermined. Il could give Ire ai'
according 10 its findings or fsn'''
officially ont NJ tho hnal pha'' "
The race as Tho Officers ard lsad'7'
~ the two respective psrr''
thought hest for the continued mar
monious workings of The inF'
forces cooperating to advance ~
race interest.
believe such plan a. 'n,
would effectively checkmate ~
panty candidates who are nov pi,",
ming 10 Aim fam" or "hu'ia"
the Negro vote under the new 'l'','
tlon by picking insignificant II -
ore" who will simply operaF
give them their split" ~ me p
gro vote. II would he CARVING io,,
vard the battle ~ the NEGRO ~ ~
The full force Of his political po''
~ 10 advance racial Justice n Co
eminent II would prevent ~
responsible race politicians '''.
beifayine the race vote TO Wv.
While politicians who mean =,
Negro no good such plan "'"., !,
defeat all OF these pitfalls thst M.
be overcome. II the Negro Is .. 4, I.
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