The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25

jayne ~as recreation commission.
er before he became Judge ana
Ms work gave him contacts win al
groups IN our city life. Judge JAYNE
has maintained contact With many
group advancement organ.zs,.oas
He has been an official o. ile "a.
ti0nsl Association FOR the Adssaes.
uent % folored People for n..nr
wears and a. the recent banquet
given IN his honor AZ the S,a,lar
hofel. = large delegation from lie
NAAcP attended 10 honor Sim
Judge Jayne will have the sr.s
soppof, o. every Negro organization
active in the primary election both
DEMOCRATIC and Republican rs ~
operative attitdue is known and s2-
preoiafed by all.
JUDGE JAMES L. Chenot is anolh-
y er ~nose friendly stfliles las
been demonstrated through hs
many years OF mis- public record.
Judge Chenot j. one whose interest
and cooperation extends throara-
out the year and not simply CAM
psign time in public meeting u
important occasions 70 the Nee o.
the ENCOURAGEMENT OF his psesttts
could always he noted. He vss
TIE same as prosecutor o. ws.0s
county and has MAINTAINED ne
me attitude as circuit Judge
on he recent Opportunity wien -
en-. nloyee vas 20 be placed IL -
Friend ~ the Court depar'ia ~
Judge Cneno' a. chairmsr o ~
tonmi'fee o. judges hsndinl =
mater secured tao spooinfee. or
no Nezro instead ~ one H ei
he influence 20 secure more an
was exre ed AZ the tins l.' -
chero' has been firm and enelr.
'rr friend during all The Tine
has beer ir public life and ~ 70
backed hv ~ rsce orEanizau0ts
RIDGE Guy \. MILL EH W. Re
y remembered - TIE Or =,
laags who made x possible g
Negd CLERK 10 serve "a The W. ns
t W rs fsOsvirS sfi EXPIRE
q siltagne-s 70 have >egro eve
Ia ape rs in is coN' L
Wa. s ar'ion that rcyed ~
crsrrz wedge Tor cefkstp ~
Negro attached 20 M cta.
tsr,h Judge Miller q = ksen .'i-
den. .ttae 'e and &c ~ Boc,tr
=. WASHINGTON and h mace m Hv
'olks on ths subject 4l1St Nfr
4ss graduate ~ Univs.-iiy q y. IL
-aa and was insitll l,al IN ssi-
~ ~ helg'ae 70 Eef .a' s.noar-
.air far Wills Ward t4sf inGl q
hin 10 susnd that insu'u'aa
Judge Miller y = very fair. hne al
competen, Circuit judge whose =
cora deserves Support ia me eoa-
irg primary election on Fehfissy
RIDGE TOMS e remembers -
y fAe fr-t prosecutor o, Nstrs
Co-nis 10 appoint a Negro n 'aa,
IN 2. He appointed Lloyd Lehti'
Ia no oth,e Wf.ie hs was 1rosa
for. hus establishing the rss.se ny
mar has since heen fo.icae d
increased 10 the Il zest number
rrae The present prosecute loN'-
irS since being elected Juc- Nr
Toms has DISTINGUISHED hiwsfi /"
jur's' and has also won y ICE &C.
claim from all liberal thinks 'or
sermon thar re preached lurrs
fhe l.enter season two or 'a''s
wears sro on Prejudice Nf-ro
fhrkers who heard that tsis he-
ieye that IL was the most inr'es-
sivs and effective sermon tiey
heard or that subject.
s.sss
NDGE CLYDE I. wEBSTER =
y one N the leading Masons n. ~
country and has encouraged ard
helped many young men forward
law practice. Many OF our men hate
prohtsd nv his advice and coopera-
ton and he is one Of the most
amable men on The circuit bench.
Judge DEWITT Merriam has rv-
On ont letters TO many Of our men
that put them in contact with Jobs
His Influence has been responsible
FOR MANY jobless being placed on
Jobs when they were hard to md.
This little record shows that th'te
are many things about our Circuit
judges other than the performsncs
of purely judicial duties. that prove
them 10 he valuable friends -
well "a able public servants. such
facts put an obligation upon US ~
arouse others to the Importance %
the spring election in order that
We might get out support for those
who deserve well OF us.
DREAMS