The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-16
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cinct vote in the I'm ~
0io; In the Sixteenth Wv. ward Va
e rag precinct vote was r s,s. lie "
lsth Ward 557 and IN 90 IN u
ward b64. This west . ,Ss IN
averaged the east s,oe sue VOls
vote which was LIST Mara perscns
wa ward 80, 80, 9Th Ward 5i7. n, ~, 4, "
sas. sIh Ward 49O, i'm u u,s wnt
and 18th Ward SAP. Rem ward 81
o eoe primary p Ssn vote Of little ovs "s' =
,Uu IN ne, september and the t tae, i
TINS vote was almost enns, ,act lAa'
ed between the two n, t.a'ly oivx.
election, we ret the tr rvs az ha
canoe OF Roosevelt, 80 Signs.
When the President is neandida,g
o olaate' the two parties b,s. ca
vote. ''' the Nerv
THE REV. JOHN " cp,u
reported thar no "foROI
S Se Salscredited on the job 'p lSs,
noids because some ono NO 'saI q
told his superior Officer. 'al'st
newspaper nc had published ,bs 'u a.
Oh MN working for a Rsnu any .sIogI
candidate. The Rev. Mr. c Ssul,osl
IS the president OF ,ba 0's"ioft
League for Human Ju,,o .0unvI
mas been affiliated with ne anf
cratic party since Tho ~ s Denc
ms organization That The E p.n
crawford worked zealouslr ~" .. ~
democratic party In tho r., ~, las
, no, campaign Is aties,e a., y eee-|
mr.. Smith who directed n. ~ "
paign for Mr.. Dowlinr srs can.
own boss. Sheriff Baird u aa
III any such report as n !. i
Rev. Mr.. Crawfords s,a~;0. 70 ~
tne reservation rot on, Il s,. ~" 10y
founded and in error say W, ,ss III
ilapie men who were in the ~ ~
, ,, democratic success ali N. ,s,'
We are hoping that he fa,.. . way
iation of such reports Mil W. .,,' y
MIN any harm on the inn a ~. "
now holds. "N
a NDREW SMITHS anothe, vA,-
- the political snipers 60, Az.
get because he was IN N. m,s
ayers scat OF Presecuio,. T..
Dowling's campaign. A nolINs,,
enemy on the STAFF Of the shsIs
took the opportunii, 10 d
or knocking because he was !, 4.
mead OF the campaign OF sno,A.,
The fellow took delight in polrs,.
out TO authorities how his AMI
campaign was being neglected nj
THIS member OF his stan WIN va,
leading Dowline's campaign Weir
This fellow docs not know Inv
wrong he is. Several wears sro Il
member or the then sher,Ts IA
headed the campaign Of ano,hs-
candidate. Before no aid 50 No o..
planned to the sheriff that \,
handling this campaign he would
ne IN a position 10 build Nm and
nnance numerous contacts viii
heads OF small organizations thst
he would be able 70 control 70,
both parties A few members a.
the stan OF the Negro group in.
mediately started taking tales back
TO the sheriff ahort this memh,
or his staff working for another
candidate. But every night spesk.
ers from the shemfs Office spos
at meetings created by The COZ.
facts OF this member who manl
aged the campaign OF anolha|
Cards were passed ont and almys|
single-handed this member o, M
sheriff's stan WAS mainly respos.
sible In winning p great msjonr|
OF the Negro votes cast FOR iha|
candidate. Others knocked in thst
jealous rage and did little. 50 N
was with Andrew Smith. every dr
the small fry politician was IN hs
office getting some small financial
support to run r meeting or 81
out dodgers for a meeting. A|
manager OF Dowlnes campaign NJ
was able TO hand ont this hsla|
This gave him Influence and ccb
facts that he never could have sr|
ercised simply rs worker on N
sheriff's stan II gave his boss d
swing OF all the contacts he va
able TO control through top post
in the campaign of another Thu
benefit flowed back 10 Sherf
Baird IN votes. Then don't over
look the fact that Bowling led ~
county ticket IN hts FIRST campsir
| Think Of that