The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-26
CAMPAIGN


missioner, WHO Uldut ~ lOrrlplt
that other Negroes md employment
within The state highway depart
men'. Will carry OUT the same
policy in the state government i.
he Is elected governor by giving
Negroes important positions IN the
state government. For these rea-
sons, advocate 10 the Negroes
that they vote Tor him
The WA has provided an or
poriuni'v for 5ouooo Ncgro men
and women who have not had the
advantage Of air education or who
desire To improve their education.
over lneon Negro teachers and
educational workers have received
emp,os mcn' ON INC AdNl' Educa-
ton Projects These cmpieyecs re-
ecNcd animal earning Of nearly
s2opnono oo ArprTuaicly l25
regsans were employed IN The state
Ia several white collar PROJECTS.
receiane a salary IN Keeping with
their work
The rnHee states llousin-
AUTHORITY spcn' approximately
Sss0ononooo 70 develop 400 pros
'ee's in numhcg of communities
These projects emp'oyed number
of Negroes M skilled and unskillei
work 70 the extent that Necroes re-
cciyea over e 50nuon 90 N wages
4 rrcs' pant Of This money vas al.
50 spent among Negro business
mca
Tbs National Youth Atminis'ra
iirn employed over Secop NccrD
Nog,hs who received from lho al
io;Wen, a. a fund 70 help them
'htoucs college. Approximate,
SisSouooe
IL ne : c CAMPS over 95.oon
adgl; Nero Youths found an OPP
p0risrir % learn q trade and inn
prove 'hsir edlca'ion and were
abs 20 contribute 20 their depend.
eni- AZ home over S7oonno 90 These
are ha' iew- OF lhsfhirss thar the
hus,uos, men reaiized We're bene
t'' rom TIE New Deal
II yoa cheek tho Negro news
papers yol Will md vat Nec,o
bg-iness men ali over the country
sre Supporting presidcn Rose
tct Fer example, c. G. spauidine
iae foremost bl~ins ssman OF the
RACES IN an interview had this 10
ssy J am nor in rcA'iss. but am
"a fra believer IN good goyegn-
mcr' and | am hrnil, convinced
taa me present administration ha-
s'en ne best administration possi-
u,a i!Hgeg The circumstances. Ii Mr..
nv ,efelt had done nothing else
tlau regulate TIE hnA. he wonld
ae fliy er'i,cd 81 tlle nations
fhark This IS not the time TO
Aap horses We are gong over The
e'Hm now and in nN opinion the
administration ha, hten excellent.
We cannot 30 better with onyone
else We could get
4 am not so much sold on the
fh3ri erm We must cons iier the
sod ~ he man who u, seeking the
ihlrd torn We must consider the
nan ana what he has done for the
rs'ior before we take an issue on
Vic hind tern. and think.
continued Spaulding with deep
Zee Inr IN the voice. ! do not be-
lie,o thar the nation has ever had
firs' Lady OF such magnitude
foresight. and courage She ha;
mefited and won the respect. con.
fdence. and admiration OF the race
sucn as has no other person II fol
no other reason would be for tn.
President because OF Mrs. Roose
Welt"
In speaking OF the South Spauld
ing mad this 10 say due 10 III,
, Presidents ability 10 analyze an,
understand conditions. think con
difions IN the South today are bet
ter than they have been in nam
years He seeks 20 amelioraie q,
improve the situations Gradual,
instead of resorting 10 drastic moa
snres The result has been NOR,
tolerant liberal. and friendlioi
white South toward tho hlacl
South We must also realize th,
tremendous good coming 10 VI
from the low costing homes beinr
built all through the Stun areas q
the South. That has been NJ rrea
help and all were managed bv Ne
groes consider that this vast sun
Of money has been an investn,en
for the salvation ~ The American
people We are now ENJOYING bet
ter homes. hotter schools. bette
hospitals and that means bette
living conditions and better life"
Those o. us who live in Michigan
can ~ afford 10 do otherwise no
cause We know thu benefits that M,
Negro has received from The hand,
OF President Roosevelt and the so
cial Influence that Mrs Roosevelt
has exerfed IN The L. S
The state ~ Michigan IS YER,
fortunate IN having as our candi
date for Governor. Murray y Va
Wagner, a liberal person. who's
iiberality has hcen demonstrate
to us by his actions as state high
way commissioner. We urge ih
citizens Of Michigan TO vote fo
these mon so That the good the
have done may be continued.
II CoIored Judge