The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07
Cong. Delacy

THE WASHINGTON Congress
man declared to those present that
the World Charter drawn UP at
San Francisco will mean nothing
TO Negroes or anyone else il the
machinery TO do the job is not
properly set up
The power OF all peoples OF the
world must be utilized by the free
dom loving people OF the world il
true freedom is. ever 10 be at
tanned" Rep Delacy said.
The former ALL member cited
the case Of China and the Jap
anese war As a case In point, de-
ciarink that the length Of the
war with Japan will he deter
mined by the way In which the
Western Powers make use Of the
vast power potential of the
Chinese people.
FOUR FIELDS Of great i'm
portsnce 20 Negro citizens we're
discussed by several civic and
labor leaders Of the area
George F Adde's secretary
treasurer OF the JAW, speaking on
Negro Employment in the Post
War Period. declared that full en-
ployment is the answer 20 the Ne
gro postwar employment prob
lem He admitted tina, sImrle SEN
iorty viii not solve the problem
because most Negroes IN industry
have no seniority.
The world market for thou
sands of items that have not heen
produced since 1912 viii provide
more than so million jobs for the
workers ~ America" Adde's said .
The labor leader said further
that not only the workers In in
dustry hut bankers and business
men Of all types will get the Ad-
vantage Of the added incomes.
APPEARING on the panel with
Adde's were Mrs Geraldine Bled-
soc, OF VINO. and Francis A.
kornegy. industrial secretary OF
the Detroit Urban League
Rev Charles A. Hill. candidate
for Common Council. Mrs Helen
Bryant, candidate for Common
Council. and Richard Frankcn.
steen. candidate for mayor Of De-
tro.t. participated on the panel en-
titled. Detroit Municipal Elections.
A Key 10 the Political Future Of
NEGRO Citizens ~ Nichicar
The National Negro Congress is
supporting all Of the above candi-
dates
Frank Seymour Negro coun.
Gilman 81 Ynsilan'- Mct also ap-
peared on the above panel
SHELTON TAPES ~ discuss
inS the attitude II Nc-~ccs toward
compulsory service SAID. Tho Ne
goes % ihc United States Gamma.
say as yet wha, Their attitude to-
ward compulsory training Is until
the foreign policy ~ the United
States has been determined and
the reasons for peace time army
arc SCI forth
The War Veterans panel was
headed nv Clarence Bradley vet
eranS' welfare committee. National
Nero Congress
Also appearing on The program
cerc Miss katherine Lynch o. tho
De,roi, Free Press. and William
Shorrill Of tho UNA
Among the seven resolutions
passed by tho conference calling
fo~ 4 permanent FEPC tho ADOLF
ton ~ the Poll Tax and tull en-
plovmcnt were the following
The conference pledged itself
Ia MAXIMUM effort during the
week ~ July s TO July Is. setting
that week aside To he dedicated
10 getting registered the greatest
possible number Of unregistered
citizens who are eligible 10 vote.
THE CONFERENCE resolved 10
give serious attention 10 the pro-
lection ~ the NecroS right 10
Job and - urge labor unions IN
their future negotiations with in
dustry IN the Detroit area 20 BRING
the power OF the union 10 bear IN
exactlnc from management a
declaration hiring rC-hlring.
and upgrading policies.