The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19

~. homofront Stacker
a,,s IN hourly fear OF the re-
! !, nc men who accepted the
.sronuhlity aud to whom
.o,ia 70 The greater share Of.
tFs gIoiY
rhs .aeriiiees 10 which they
s. subjected while in the serv-
". we're 10 he made M for by
,s,.r opportunities at home.
TN only
nm Il seems that al vas talk
ia mseaa o. aciion. the boys
i. ..,as of ships and planes
.,s,. da are more concerned
osh seatg Tho sights and hav-
m, so.d time as reward for
seN ions periods Of service than
atm mmedatc Improvement Of
b,,r r.sfion All 81 this adds
M n m.fi, ominous futare for
ne sonrn A. long as ne was
III ~ ariieficld. he could get
,eram nmss through demand
.e4 nahfc sympathy As CT
r,ian ~ is submerged in the
crmou erassle to get ahead in
rs pns'Nsr world
Is,,ior Interest
To me sveraee citizen who
teni Il overseas and who didn't
ts,e e.e relatives in the armed
force, iha veteran Gl or sailor
e r1aoay He'll clap in ap-
rir.e GOV bum when the veteran
e introduced in nirhtclub he'll
s.'o8 fcr few moments ~ the
rfersns feconntlng OF some OF
BE experiences while on the other
side s'i afeninally he moves on
Or 'n change Tie conversa-
toa 70 coaching that has more
'ayes' far him personally than
i'ieEs ne didn't experience
iss resnr Of the apathy OF the
Veteran - get organized and into
10 stream ~ American life, labor
~. Moved in and is far in front
10 aenanHng what it wants from
ff0s ad hir business
leo 0rht
The tangible squawk COM
ieg tom e.icrars. on the other
aard Is from the hoys still in
raHor forces IN conquered
COUNTRIES who want TO come home.
Aat 1850 sguawks-- amplified By
ffssN war Department delays
st'ctrs hrndreds Of thousands
iri's end vaf-wesry els
n y eer'anig to be poured
faAns into ne ears OF Con-
@s and tho American people.
rose already hack have been too
e't The homesick els in
asrope and the Pacific.-cnce
nere didn't make them
9es beard
Nfsto s0'1l~rs IN particular are
ns hae situation. Unless
tsy als up IN an ORGANIZED
'ata i0's II 10 loft holding the
ooratse The American way
'f f ior the individual to get
'fre EITHER collectively or sndi-
f amt most OF the isnis
10 csi'ts FOR which the war
"' ioaIht have been discarded
~ ~ et' ~ The war.
l0e 'oaf Freedoms have turned
~ 70 te MYTH: SO have other
H' lding democracy"
# Ee"fnols nov is jockeving
pfS'fa because tho future
''n : l0ns TOO oasy. II may
~ s0'ne 70 pass that the de-
'' 'on msN come ON so sudden
4rif ~
am"ns me things our soldiers
ana other ser,iccmen should nv.
,plf' 'mlnedlaieI, TO demnnd are
proper housing facilities M.
'ao q Qnonsei Hms: ,sl iobs
~ p"! 'erent salaries; 90 DO.
'.'a' ana social rights. To date
,a'le has hcem done ahout these
,,i"V, so lar ~ I can ascertain.
%''n lies The danger. The
~ VINO want 10 nIghtcluh II.
ave little ian. ETC.. nre max.
w tfionS mistake. The,
'' 90 all that later.
*. 'r n,... now they should he in
'''l'e p a campaign to or
70 @er' veteran they can Law
aands on SO that they viii
l,anDaiicnal strength
IKE GOOD them demands For
in large cities such as
II orA ch.cago. Detroit. cleye.
h. los Angeles, and PhiIadel-
"e negro soldier vet Should
IN nominating role in the to-
W . D.,''' o. tho Negro population
r,,'. icing candidates whose ole.
NV, 70 public office will NOS,
y. 'A' race Soldiers know
ss,. wore is better than those le,,
NJ. y a. bone Unless tbsv a.s ~,
!. '' 1s. now. me battle will,
~, ''.'. possibly until IN" newt w'
ao,n,.. "a'es Of resentment o,ey
,old T,s' issues expressed ~ me
'''r' While abroad .hor,d nv ,"s
ma. 'ryiaIi'ed into ae,Icr' @ IN.
h"I. ~. who who sweated II ont IN = so -.
sl",, over there, should most ' cs,.
aek home superior position
WI Regret