The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
Dr. Taylor Spikes Rumor About Bomb In Windsor School
United Tenant Association President
To Run For Senate In Third District

We the people. OF the Third Sena-
torial Politicai Action committee.
liking within the houndries OF the
Third. Fifth. and seventh wards Of
Detroit and Hamtramck, knowing
the conditions that exist therein. 1
O.. the housing health. welfare ard
other similar problems that are In
need OF immediate changes. and be-
lieylrg that good government Is
the desire OF all concerned therein
voice our APPROVAL unanimously
accepting Louis II. TAYLOR. for
state senator OF the Third Sena-
torial district.
Louis II Taylor. having resided
In The Third Senatorial district for
more than g. Ol years has a rue
kniwledge OF conditions that exist
within this district.
Since his early boyhOud DAYS. he
has impressed The people 80 be-
lie,e that he intended 10 dedicate
his futuie lie 10 be servant for
The people and represent Them
riehtfully and inieiigently when
they are in need.
Having this ultimate task on his
mind when he attained high
school age. he developed himself
into fluent speaker. thru the
medium OF championship debating
teams: At all times. he adsocaat-
ed the principle OF uplifting and
lettering the conditions of the
people who were found 20 be in
need
The housing condition confront
ing the people was the utmost in
his mind. therefore. he graduated
from technical high school A.
an architectural drafisman fully
acquainted with the specifications
OF hnilding construction iE which
people live. The depression OF the
early thirties brought a move acute
picture In the housing condition
among the people due to the de-
flalion Of their economic conditions
being the last hired and the frsi
fred This chatic deluge prevented
Mr. TAYLOR as thousands Of 9th
orsl from continuing his educa-
ton.
The following years found Mr.
Tavlor diligently in civic oreani-
zations. Because Of the aggressive.
sincere ard straightforward man-
ner in which he displayed his viii
ingncss To take the initiative on
vital issues. his many friends ralli-
ed around him because they saw in
him the potentialiies in character
OF leadership.
Dufirg his constant pleading for
consolidated efforts by The people
for lhoir betlerment Mr. Taylor
found many willing persons ready
To cooperate Thus. me United
Tenants association was formed
with him unanimously elected pre-
sident. A rev type Of civic oreanl-
xation ih,n greeted this dynamic
citv Of Detroit in May. 1923
Mr.. Taylor seemingly innocnlat-
ed his colleagues with his agrees
sivc militant and frey spirit I'm
mcdiately rent -gouehers and "nn-
scrupulous landlords" felt the pres
sure of this new organization
since Sept . 1893 a successful
campaign against more successful
curling of c,ictions' raising in
Rent "--'rcnt eoughers" 70 or
domination Proceedings and law
suits has been carried on by this
organization. more So Than hy any
other similar oreari2atiou in ile
history Of Detroit Other civic
work carried On undef The leader
hip of Mr. TaNlor was the foimn-
ton OF the james Raincs Commit
Tee who was shot and Killed by q
Nerlh-end tavern owner.
Mr. Taylor Is married ami has
made sacrifice lo thorouehlN
prepare himself 20 represent ihe
people honestly rightnlly ard in-
telligcnlly. hv attending college for
The last -four vars motoring IN
pre-lcgal studies at The Detroit In
sttGte of TECHNOLOGY.
Having electrified and personifed
the character and unquesiioned the