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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
REAL ESTATE WANTED

ALL CASH OFFER IL "a HOURS
We buy 4-iats. terraces. apis, etc.
any location. any condition. ca. OOO6.
ALL CASH FOR EQUITIES AND
CONTRACTS. ESTON RA. 1854.
Az sll-cash deal for your property.
APPRAISAL, call Victory. We. 7.ss70.
AT ONCE Cash for your property:
singles, fats, apartments Edw.
Henkel, Hammond Bids. CA. 2655.
CASH For colored properties, quick
deals. save commission and time.
Smedley. f46 r Warren. TIE. i-6iJ2.
CASH BUYERS
CRlGER. REALTOR RI. o. 1859
Cash Tor single Home. n. W. Sect.
Rountree. 1920 Plymouth. VIZ 5-l500
COME To A SPECIALIST
n you own real estate and want TO
sci! u. The men 10 osr sales. apart
meni commercial and lndusirial- de.
pSrtTeutS ave specialists in their re-
spective fields
Put these specialists 10 work on
your property. - fhe best costs no
more. Why not get W
HOMER WARREN n, COMPANY
Dime Building Est 1854 CA. 1921
EAST SIDE Singles, incomes. flats.
Now Is the time to SELL Cash watt
J. w. CARNEY i0232 Chalmers
T. SIDE-Cash buyers waiting; per-
sonal attsnt Averson. TW. l-7020.
HOMES and 2 FLATS IN n. W sec-
tion from owners. Ralph f.. Toyn-
ion. 1865 Cd. River. VIZ. 5-i234.
lTALIAN-orginal 24.hr. cash SAFE:
80 yrs. East Side. pettine, PL. 1890.
READY cash buyers; houses. flats.
apis tcolored) Quick action, G.
-" White. 1880 Hastings TIE i-O0s6.
WAITED Shingles. FATS incomes
For quIck results list WIN ACME
RIAL ESTATE. 1903 Gratiot. Plaza
9l7j
WAX WORKER has casn 10 buy 8 or
o-rpOm single IN Detroit Sharman,
Broker 2O3 Hammond Bldg ca 20s5
. y fsST- STHETes IN II PIX, y. Wood
ward and John X. See. Cash buy
ers waiting. John J Kennedy, TO.
s-5lS3. '7l5l Cameron mr. McNichols.
COLCKEG CASH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES, l. LATS, APIS. HURRY
CANNON BROS.
1850 SHERMAN Fl. oi40
COLORED cash buyers-klats, singles
GRLTcHLI-L ASH r F.
476i McGsa~, at Warren. TY 5-536s
CoLORED cash buyers waiting for
houses fats. fooming houSes. apis
farms. a 5. Wright TYs 1896.
cOLORED - House wanted. Brush.
John x. After r NJ. TR 2-252i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
Mr.. FIREMAN

LAUDER, Mr.. FIREMAN
, large airy rms 3 yrs. old. recr.
I'M and bar. tile bath. attractive
fenced yard screens. storm sash.
Venetian shades q real buy; one
blk % schools bus and stores
BETTON REALTY-VE. $3.50
NEW HOMES in Wayne, consisting OF
and rms All colored tile bsthrm.
Full attic for future bedrms. Full
basement. hot air furnace. Large
rms. beautiful bedrms
Pay $3.50 Dr., $50 Per Mo.
THEN MOVE IN
JACKHAM COMPANY
1881 WAYNE 1882
NEW houses only $3.50 On. BRUToN
REALTY CO. We, 5-7z3u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08

StTdtnInOOr, mr.. PURITAN
COOLEY HIGH SEC
Attractive 2-bedrm. home one hedrm
up, one dn. paved St. quick posses
sion. priced right.
BRUTON REALTY-VE. e-7230
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08

VICTORY GARDENS

col ORFD Victor, gardens Buy
land hoW pli1 after the ~ar.
Safest Investment $50 gives deed
tf-Nlc ard Grsffot Address Box
BIS Detr1t'Tlues. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
ROOM home. 1860 Regina. Lincoln
Park. halt mile from Southneld.

CoLoRED-l5452 Enu1teenth- ne..l.
decorated, six rooms. storm win
do~s. screens garage So, 500. 1920
Goodwin, seven rooms. brickCoted
side drive; -. 500. discount for cash
1905 Jos. campsu. 10 rooms. excel
lent condition, tile bath $4,000
Aiexandrine, near Grandy, seven
rooms, So, 500. 81 900 down $50 81
Joseph, eight rooms steam, garage.
50, 900. Plaza e57S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

ATTRACTIVE room private ..ieAea+
TWO girls, near Rouge plant.
Oregon sssi.
HOUSEKEEPING room. Girls, war
workers Laundry privileges. Best
nsportation.- Tyler s-i62i
WOODLAND, 12T-Near Woodward,
front. LIST floor, kitchen optional F..
admir- TOMnAanh T-Ran2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
HOTELS
FINISHED Rooms for Rent


Furnished Rooms for Rent
Campbell 1912 .CVcrnorl sleep
INK rom. suitable 1. 2 good trans
portation NInewood 2ls0s
BURNS. 1900 (FOrest Comfortable.
large room. suitable two excellent
transpOrtatio n - GliSs-i94S- ---
CLIFTON 1926 tWaJren Livernolsl
Suitable two; reasonable. excel
lent transportation Tyler 6-19i2
r. \ RI = q ,et4pe-f..i.a7
/ 2 girls. kitchen privileges. l5485
Northlawn University 3-6si6
GRAND RIVER -schooicraft section.
Room for two refined girls. Yer
mont 6-5i7i.
esRATIoT-seY s.tie==tiitfss .---ttr-s
nome private entrance bath
Arlington 22A9. Ideal for night
workers
IRoQUoIs. Comfortable room
share Three girls Good trans
portation. ivauhoe 1856
MEYERS Fenken section. 1905
Monte Vista Lovely room shower.
one nr two gentlemen,
MI VERNON, SO ,(WoodWartl -
Pleasant room, -Four adults. Large
closets Madison 1850
'PINGREF. 27Oi sitting room and
bedroom. private family. gentle
man. good transportation
TOHNs. 624F - Comfurta6le. voom,
two refined people private home.
give 1901 -..-,..
ROOM Ter one or two girls use of
whole house. TwinbsooA 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08

SAWYER. fp020-Lsrgs room, suit =
able two; reasonable, near trans
- -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
ELMER NJ. CLARK
Carmel. mr.. NORTHUMBERLAND.

80 y5O-Si 700 On.
large rms bath. bedrms not
water ut, gar Nj schools stores
John j Kennedy. 1851 Cameron.
TO a-5ISS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
APARTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

Watch Smart Money
: hprs Inc s425 Art Center.
steam stnkfrs near sch0oIs ana
~ -ltGhes---A . -lll---Ae--.-r mr.. IN
bal FOf tarRalrs ssIf
KELLEY REAL ESTATE
$50, rrr.gr.rt- rr. w. . t-.g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08

ALL CASH OFFER ~ "a HOURS
We buy 4-fiats. terraces. apts., etc.
any location. any condition. ca. COOS.
ALL CASH FOR EQUITIES AND
CONTRACTS. ESTON RIA. 65s4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
Ready TO Move In
HOUSES FOR SALE-EAST

Kelly road, 1e40l New four-room
frame, two bedrooms basement
FLA $3.50 down. PR $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-08
LAUNDRIES
WANTED TO RENT ROOMS
HOUSES FOR RENT

JUSTINE fseti-For rent with
option 10 buy: modern BRICK SIN
gle S54 monthly EDWARD CukrOw-
Ski. Inc. 1856 Holbrook
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
BETWEEN THE LINES Dean Gordon 3 Hancock

world The tinted STATES has the world Russia
has no world Italy went our after the world ia
ran went after The world. The Nordics IN short.
have had and do have. the world but what spec
tace
10 Negroes want 70 get the world and duplicate
Tho disasters which have heen brought upon man
kind2 II eetiing the world does 10 Negroes whai 81
has done 20 the white man fhen 81 is high time Me-
e'oes were ieexaminng The ieneis Of The ancient
religion Of our Negro Fathers Let not deiudc
ourselves. he youth Of the world Is perishng hy
me millions This slaughter OF innocent youth
comes " getting tho world and letting Jesns 60
before We hay" finished World War II all Things
are h'ing made READY Tor World War III .'rhc ma
lions Who 80 ont after The world always end up on
the battlefield The flower ~ youth mus. pay for
the folly ~ letting Jesus go and getting The world
vas travelling from The deep South q few days
as0 ana n white man CHANGED 10 engage mo In ron.
versaiian which turned inevitable 10 the var u.
said iha' his son was recently home from the navy
and told him Of the great fury Of these mighty navy
guns he said that n Of these guns were drcd
from land base it would destroy an humans within
radius NJ 500 feet But Of course the concussion a
Tess deadly by reason Of their being fred from a
snip where mo impact Is communicated 10 the water
bn' said 'he Young the men who ere these
gums bleed from the mouth and nose and ears and
eyes Those super guns are made by nations who
want this world Destruction is being rained mon
the defenseless nations In warfare thai h u.r.a
FOR this world
since have seen what the regnant nations arc
ao'ng win the world and what the world is doing
win mem have returned 10 The faith OF the Ne
gro fathers. You may have all this world bnt give
me Jesus This does not mean ~ some have tried
70 make VI mean that do want any OF the
WORD u simply means that he world with nt tho
spirit on tsus Christ IS lost. however powerful the
regnani nations The time has rome when men win
Jesus need 70 pfay for the nations who have sought
ne world and forgotten God Damnation ls brought
by the world 10 those who seek The world alone
Booker washingtons mistake.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
BY CHARLES {. WOOD
Attorney. Greater Detroit
OnSumerS' Council

Thcre arc many Americans who
f'fi free 20 bitterly criticize Eng
laAd fcr rs treatment of suhJcct
rares and groups in distant lands
and continents but who offer no
protest whatever at vicious dis
elimination and racial intolerance
rrac'ieed right here al home.
We don't tafc 10 go outside
% our oVn CITY of Detroit 10 and
lfn'v TO be alarmed at Tho
Kramer in whith racial Issues
were created and dragged
through tho mud IN our last may
or'liv campaign should cause any
decent citizen 10 hhish with
housing and WORKING conditions
as they arc It is little wonder
that further race riots nre feared
This whole question OF racial
discrimination and bisotry Is one
which vitality affects every hui
man being Germany IS tho per-
feet example OF what eventually
happens to all inhabitants OF a
country when discrimination and
persecution Is started against any
single minority eroup
The United states should serve
as an example 10 the world Nc
Fhonld show every ono every
whore that peoples Of All races.
rreeds and colors can live to-
ro'her and work together with
out discrimination or aniagonism
Until this IS done We can render
very little aid 10 troubled pco.
pies IN other areas OF tho world
We have MAGNIFICENT oppor.
trinity in this country Of ours
We have been endowed with FER
tile land capable OF producing p
hirh standard Of living for every
single family within our borders
We have great industrial ma.
chine capable ~ producing ahund-
antly not only Of tho comforts
but OF the luxurles 81 life.
All OF this opportunity and po-
tontial abundance IS meaningless
however. unless We can- live al
peace ono With the other. We car
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
BOOKER wAsHINGToN's MISTAKE

Ruoker Washington was oifhoat doub; one II
ias great men Of history HIs footprints on the
sands o. iime Viii never DO erased could not II
! 1otia and would no. Il J could say ought In
DISBURSEMENT Of this Negro immonW
Ra When Booker wa.hingon made light OF the
Neefrs feNsmVs piNrscl embodied in INC song
Sou may have an tnis World hut give me Jesus
eros simp' iath eyni,s who have ever since rid-
'Nril fne iaifA ~ the Nesf0 thar brought him
~ oneA hsoit oifaNing slavery Like the lsfea-
iits who 'stsr'd from EeyIf tho NEGROES OF Amer
ih Nti" delivered from thaffcl slavery by powers
anf forces which deted hunan explanations There
So" snu' eiNnt' shaping human ends when Israel
oeii'eted from Erypi and Was even so Vhcn
ih' A'eio Was emancipated. Whom Booker r. wash
ine'on sounded his new note 7 zoe VAS Young and
ready 10 20 along with him dd most OF the Negro
youth and the Negroes who were exposed 10 popu-
Tar education.
Down Though many years Negroes have spurned
tho idea Of letting others have an the world long
Negroes had Jesus Tho nc' fesalt has been most
Negroes have Ter Jesus 20 ec' mo world but the
white man has taken over The world and the Negro
today has neither he world Jesus
Ru' loi as look 81 the world which The white man
has taken over What did be do with the world, or
better let us ask what has tho world done with the
things IN material and spiritual ways They claim
me credit 81 having raised human kind 10 ts highest
level 81 lfc and living nu n We give the white
man credit FOR the good that has been accomplished
he take the blame for the disasters which have
been visited upon mankind
with the coming OF the Nofdcs IN the Bronze Age
also came tho sword And since thai time there have
been wars aud rimors Of within the last
quarter % a century have had tWo world vars
and these are nov threat 70 civilization. The
great civilization ihst the white man has built 10
now threatened with destruction. Britain has The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
BY EMMET PHILLIPS FOR AMP
Catholics And Negroes Due To
Face Additional Troubles

While We we're participating in
World war No. optimistic"
Catholics prophesied that Cath
olics in this country would re-
ceive better treatment after the
war due to the fact that nom
catholic soldiers were mixing
with Catholic soldiers on the bat
tlcfield. seeing them sacrifice and
in many instances give their lives
for their country Catholics we're
proving themselves 70 he good
Americans: they were OK even
IL they did believe in the inialli-
bility az the Pope.
But not long after the armis-
tice tho XXX came 10 tho fore
and proved that the Optimistic
Catholics were het;er optimists
than prophets 4 wave of anti
catholicism swept the country and
reached IFS hieh point in 1928
when tho solid I'm The head and
stony in tho hearth south desert
ID tho Democratic party rather
than supper, Catholic Al Smith
for the Presidency.
The Negroes. unlike the Cath
olics. only hoped for better treat
mont as result OF the Negro
soldiers sacrifices on the battle
field They suspected that the
status qou would prevail despite
The fact that Negroes had fought
and died Tor democracy That
their suspicious were Justified
VAS proven by an increase II
segregation. lynchinrs etc from
armistics day on.
Now IN the midst ~ World war
No Optimistic" Catholics again
proclaim hotter days 70 come FOR
American Catholics as the result
- Catholic soldiers fighting and
sacrificing side BY side With their
nom afholic fellow Americans on
fhc ficA ~ BEETLE viii these on
tmistic' Catholics ever learn'
But American Negroes have
learned not 70 place much hope
for better deal or the basis ~
appreciation from white tmerl-
can soldiers IN this or any Other
wars
Just 70 show 'he way tho wind
IS blowing lc' ne tell YOU what 2
soldier acquaintance ~ mine who
has lust returned from tho Cas-
sino front hal to say 10 told of
Ioinr 70 church services Pro-
tosiant in Italy and listening 70
tho minister who spoke English
This minister claimed that Mus
FolinI wouldn't allow him 70 con-
duct Protestant services hut now
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
Respect
Democracy
By RrTm TAYLOR

Father vllfrid Parsons hroush
out an interesting fhouss' -
Gently which expresses great
Zeal OF what Is wrong IN our az
tindo toward government ~
said that We are too ar 70 irea'
legislation as sports event ihs,
"a bin may he carefully ana
tl,ouehifully worked oui ana
brought before congress huf wen
tie vote is taken The head''ns
read. such and such sac
Won
This Is a strong indictment
legislation 10 be hattie q viz
or genuine effort 20 BRING F.
PASS law FOR the heitermert "
AT tho people, Must There NJ
winner and Lose in govern
mcntg or IS this go'crl''N'n,,
OF the people. by tho people "''
for the people,
We must be more digrliied ~
our concept OF public Tic w
must make it not a sports ever
here the cls,crest is the oes''
hut a career in which a ma"
does tho hest he can. We need y
treat with as much respect '0'
Orth OF office as We do the I"'
sicians oath.
Have you heard the surp''s
with which foreigners greet "'.'
CT our democratic viiriolie ..
ticks upon those in AUTHORITY - \.
starts with surprise but inen /"
turns into sort OF dcrision az
ing. as this democracy" II ~,
would understand why they ls''
this way. read the Legislative
news in your morning pap.r
critically. not with amused !"
GRANGE.
only rs We take seriously ~
duties as citizens. prayefiu'',
earnestly seeking out the ~.
for the lob, regardless OF y.
rerty or the creed 70 which u"
belong.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
A NON-PARTISAN
NEWSPAPER
White Scholar Looks At Negro World

thanks TO the allies freedom :,
religion in Italy IS assured y.
soldier friend seemed much /.
pressed by this minister n,v..
stopping TO ascertain how NM.
Of what the minister said
true. The aforementioned so,a,.'
said that Catholic soldiers w..
made to feel AZ homo in I,slv II.
Protestant ones Ike Himself va.
not so welcome
Steering clear Of Italian affair,
because ! didn't know n,lch ssos
them. replied thai +, pro..r.
ants were rudely frosted in la,
then their plight mlch' 30 cor
pared 70 that OF Catholic o-
Negro In orr own southland
Nhereupon my soldier atecai,,.
ance made the folloes- sac.
nent i've been IN tfrirs Ia
land and England IN addition IA
Italy and didn't lias ~ W.,
white girls in ihorr ccsr,..,
acted Why they voea 20 m
with American Negro soldiers \.
stead Of going ou' WITH =. I'm
afraid tha, when those sro 81.
dicrs come hack 70 ,erica re-,
viii want 10 20 ori viva Ar.
marry American white e-'s
My comeback VAS 'hs M IN,
IS forced 70 20 vih o wa--
another tina, such #rrshi.
arc matter Of chorr He Il.
siantly dropped 'hc alis,i ~
one on local TOPICS
Now I maintain ihaf h. white
non-catholic American soldier i
typical Of too many IN ea- armed
forces While We arc s4ara.si .
hc fighting war for 'hr N,rpr.
ment OF prosecuted rsope every.
nhcre our own Amcrar soldiers
a, a certain typo sro ssMrs
fa'rcd for Catholic sr Negroes
Y hlch awaits only aroe arnls.
tiee 70 make rs c'U ''eos IN
throughout our land
What can ho done ~ Vert this
future pcrseom'sN7 cafeoie' must
Trovc their right ~ ~ term
Catholic Which moan Universal,
or The church for en- r' an
clies take rridc IN 're nlrw'al.
ily of their church 'hrr 'nsf
tat Jesus christ dlc8 ~ Az 70
rardicss ~ color 81 on .
Them 70 initiate urty viz he
Nsero As for The Meg en
no longer he deceived ny Waite
Trotcs'ar'ism' hatred ''r fa'A-
olics and catholiclsm n o'n"
vo~ds Catholics and Nsro'sml'i
mass their combins6 strength .
hat on another XXX s-7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
TO HITLER
by ANDY RAZAF
(For AMP

/ wish that could make you
black
Then place you IN America.
To live your days upon The rack
OF color-preiudicc and hate.
Al what n sentence this would be
Far worse than death or prison
cell
The irony OF such a fate
Would rival anything in HE'LL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
Charity Must Begin AT Home

only live at peace whcr al srosr
have The same right TO work and
70 live dcccnily and -y TIE
good things of life
The future holds l' ~ any
az MS unless justice aa Rsn
are 70 prevail Ceriainlt apf
! have altogether too 80 al
stake IN this matter 20 rcnaa
siiont.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
FIJI OF MISSIONS

Full or EMISSIONS
Examine any plogiam a. random OF some Of our
prominer, race rights outh's SUCH statements as
greater oppornnits stud the whole hing Few
pressing the actual desire An implied feas Of Of
tending those npon whom the demands are made Is
seen ~ glance We have held many solemn con-
ierences. conventions. national meetings out OF
them have come nine point and en point and
fourteen point programs
None has ye' appeared where The actual wants or
IS Enthusiastically clear Moses mo first leader OF
that has come down uniafnshed through the ages
e' Ny People Go. The jew has built World
wide propaganda machine that classic statement.
q is he ralyinF call Of Jews everywhere for strug-
cl" agairsi Tho modern pharoahs whether they be
Hhertes or Arabs italian or Ruman.an
ADAM POWELL SCORES
such a demand. short and ter-e as Is could
very well be the spiritual rallyine cry or Negro peo-
pie eyefya here were II FOR the III, that OK
s' among US because OF adverse concepts and H.
ings by hose who presume lead
The Rev Adam c Powell lr az Sew York rec
ognized the potency and magic OF briefly stated
desire az one OF his many rallies and said LEI Ny
People CO Now Our trouble Is that We don't want
10 go anywhere whether 10 complete freedom or 20
conscious conception Of our place modern socio-
ft This is because We have become tired. weary
of Ions drawn out statements that show The result
Of befuddled thinking We might rcact differently
however when our purpose arc stated anew and in
The same mould AS was Moses.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15

Tie pefs who an write or declare one sem
ro, fnelFc words what the Nfe3o acfN-
a.4y wants should given tho best seat q he Hail
os Fans tfs nam. should Re spoken " awe ot ~
.shsa Whispers he should he reyercrrea 'hroreh'
,s- -Hs ages Ar International holiday ~ loss
.frar 1885 week 81 SID be observed IN his honor.
0ft fEe ye4 here have heen many pA'ai gath
srirx, 81 Nssa MINDS 20 examine study and eealu-
a.s hs pgoaiens of Tho race here have hfen writ
ION nt.S anon miles % words on he subject py me
ffst ptf p:Shsls have produced. Ne' ONT Of
N.s oel norts and rordcrous hndings We have
setr Sos far 'hf IDEAL simple summation Of
nba' h Nfga aaris done IN plain, unaeo nd LAM
1l'fy e, frsug with truth. stark and real
fs' ssmfaers IS practical idealism
CLASH OF VIEWS
The ,tasor his has YET 10 come INTO hers that
tuff' CASES among our leadership clashot view
Baht While VI. tower toifcrs There are some who
% ese common objective does no, exis' and that
eeian hing. for certain o. Us and certain 9TH
&. ar1s ato ceftsin others 81 us They con-
ient fha' a Negroes nor alike and thai which
rA 5000. ~ some would % hsd FOR others.
IA,y al tAc opponents OF division ana he advance
nfa 81 az certain few on the backs Of the retard-
ed MANS
Thfn there are some among nv leadership who
lfile. paying 'he ends agairs' ne middle hop
fnai ia -4th an atmosphere flfy van push across
sfiash ambitions and personal I"s ems which benc-
only 'hr individual playing 'aa, Mind 81 game
1l.N ~ idtolory against 'leotoe color against col
flA-s against class they eawNie with the lives
ar weli-einr ~ erneiaiions scr unborn for h'
pl oi ncw and CANDY automobile. a sx-roow
liHi apalimen aftip 20 fhe s'ash 70 for the sum
n.. and ihe praise ~ he whit, man Tor JOB vel
a. l..t4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15

Arl there are hos, among cue leaders eho SIM
ely wish Is do something n v d. are continual
~ lot ID loiyrfth { heHiir.lmpr' They hfng
rs th'a s'+iassumsd task spol'ss personal records.
Hpt l'i' 90 ile saNf stable quai'ps hat frequently
produce assetc leaders in The heroic mould az a
IaNGA 81 llto Stain or kholr. They ac-
saily followers nor leaders AscaHs, they lack the
sitsk - true leadership and nus the yis n
70 ronc ito he iron dissemination carry through.
The programs % orr leading ofranizations engag-
cd 10 he hehi for racial PROGRESS afe full OF incon-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
EDITORIAL PAGE
CURRENT
NOTES
cLosTER B. CURRENT

EDITORS Note: Tho second
article IN q series on postwar
prospects fpr the Negro in
pofroiii.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15


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