The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-02
Political
Observations


namely. Donald Marshall. for con
gress In the First district on the
Republican ticket: Senator Digs
candidate for the State Senate from
the Third senatorial district. and
Robert Lee Ward. candidate for the
same Office. The former is running
on the Democratic ticket and the
latter. on the Republican ticket
Then we have for the first time q
Negro candidate for State Repre-
sentative on the Democratic ticket
the Rev Horace white We can
all give Mr. Marshall a vote. nc
matter what party We are for hy
putting an \ in front OF his name
when YOU put that y in front oi
his name and cross ont the name
~ the candidate opposite his name
on the other party. that vote will
be for Mr.. Marshall. no matter
| which party you vote for.
In the Third Senatorial district
there are two colored candidates
and We are bound 70 have a Negro
representative from this district
Ru, the heavy prepondersnt Demo-
cratic maiorities in this district
heretofore would give scant hope n
The Republican candidate Senator
Digs has heen a good representa-
tive and as 2 matter ~ fact de-
serves recollection regardless 81
party considerations The Rev.
Horace White IS the newcomer as
nominee for state representative on
the Democratic ticket We all can
vote for the Rev Mr. White no mat
tor which party We vote for by put
ting an \ before his name and
crossing ou' the name opposite his
on inc other ticket This will give
the Negro candidates our hest
strength
1t is not the duty 81 this column
20 recommend particular candidate,
for office But IN those instances
where unusual facts exist TO raise
particular candidates above part :
san Glamour and controversy. We
regard Il our duty 20 point out
such candidates. and the reasons
for them such candidates are Ar
thur Nandenherg for the United
states Senate. William r Dowl-
ing for Prosecuting Attorney and
! Judge Healy for the Probate Court
Here We have Republican, a
Democrat and Judge running on
a Sc 81. 4
parties are more confused Than in
any time IN our history. We have
Franklin ID Roosevelt. the leader
of The New Deal eading the Demo-
cratic party and Wendell l.. Willkie.
a Democrat leading the Republican.
party. Party labels have lost their
meaning We must in This siina-
tion look 70 The men We vote for
and see that they represent the
KIND % democracy that We believe
| in
Ne believe that IN Senator Van
denberg Michigan has produce /
one of rs greatest national leaders
senator Nandonherg TODAY is one
/ ~ The most valuable leaders 70 this
American government in washing
ton His career is filled with the
record ~ Invaluable service n the
NATE on 10 tho state Of Michigan,
and 10 the Negro. His wisdom
long familiarity and knowledge oI
The Federal government bis SHARP
I parliamentary ability. his ,ear IN.
Outstanding ~ the workabilny OF
proposed legislation. his abity 90,
effective leadership. his peneira.
tive logic and his persuasive ora
tori have made him an outstanding
national leader Senator Nanden
here's leadership emhodies an
'ha, IS safe. sound idealistic and
patriotic IN the highest and trnesl
Americansim His alert parlia.
] meniary move saved ne Wagner
amendment enaciing into the Arm,
legislation The Non-Disctiminafor'
( clause. without regard 10 race
creed or color he vii plav ~
effective part IN the passage ~ IN,
Anr-LvnchinE bill when that bill
again comes before me senate
Senator NandenBere Is a sound In
eral lender and your vote should
help N return him 10 Washington
WILLIAM r. BOWLING. candidatl
F" 'or prosecuting attorney 10
. Wsvne coun'y. has demonstrated
convincinrlv that he IL stronI
and honest character. an efficien
and effective prosecutor and fear
less and impartial public Official
He has tackled the most cunnin,
ard nefarious hands ~ killers sani
criminals while he was chief as
distant prosecutor and he proves
himself an able prosecutor nv con
yictnE them All william F.. Dowl
INK has done his duty whore h
saw II without regard 10 race. Greco
or color IIe dared to send iha
hand OF Black Legion killers I,
iail for the murder o. that wa
veteran aud Negro iaborcr. Sila
Coleman IL was responsible 20
ihe hlshest position The Negro o.
rupirs TO The prosecutors Office
The position now held By Attorne
Charles " Jones. lie was a leade
IN tho County committee 10 get m
nomination ~ a Negro for the va
cancy ~ state representative an
!. helped win the place for the Re-
Horace white Az chairman OF m
18th Congressional district. he wsr
10 the bat" 10 see that The Negroe
on the westside got their fair shar
! ~ patronage You cant 70 uron
In voting for william 2. Dowlinj
Democratic candidate for persecu
, tor.
2 VIZ HAVE REcOt'NTED befor
4 " also how Judge lIealy ia
> served the county as probate iuds