The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04
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bsen Nominated by southern bigoty. we have the
basriars Sa one after another in every branch OF the
syicG Wsh3ve not unfaiAed al the things for which We
havs strugsied bat>ws do Know thinE beyond s~S
question or doubtwe are marching forward on all fronts
No President OF the United States since Lincoln has
the Negro people than Frankin Delano Roosevelt His
record in this regard has him many enemies in the
Cotton" Ed Smith supporting Governor Dewey be-
cause they opposed to the liberalism of President
Roosevelt
This political campaign has been bitter some respects
We have how the desperation OF the Republican lead
has driven them to cook up bold lies and magn the
character honorable The attempts Senator
Harry s. Truman member OF the Ku Klux Khan Is a
in point The record shows that Senator Truman was
fought by the Khan and he fought the Khan all OF his political
h Those who him admitted that they were his
political enemies
Roosevelt and trap her into statements which might be
used against the candidacy of President Roosevelt They
purposes We believe these cheap and fraudulent tactics
evidence Of the fact that the Republican party does not
understand the issues of today the temper OF the
The record of President Roosevelt Governor Dewey
the job issue illustrates IN our mind the basic difference
between the Democratic and Republican PHILOSOPHERS Of
government President Roosevelt created the FEPC and
made for millions OF Negroes to get good paying
fo Far Employment Practice Committee in New York
state and gave two three handpcked Negroes white
collar Jobs instead
President Roosevelt believes in helping the masses OF the
people while Governor Dewey believes in awarding plums
T. few chosen stooges. Hoover followed this prn
cipe by giving millions OF dollars to few big corporations
during hts administration but dime for unemploy
ment reliefsof the great who hungered under
does not understand that the Common Man" is demand
ing his place In the today and he is determined
be the forgotten man OF the future.
We believe that President Roosevelt his finger on
the truth when he said in Chicago last Saturday that the
Republicans have program Of their Governor
Dewey who ayoung salesman put forward by Hoover and
his friends sell the old Republican products with
new sales talk has failed challenge the Roosevelt
record ID peace The Republican leadership has
enoughp make appear that Tom Dewey Is big enough
I'm his Chicago speech President Roosevelt outlined his
reurse f6tfe4 future He put forward his economic bill
OF rkkt8& win guarantee the security oftthe masses
in al ~ "our economic bin of.fights- like the
sacred F0f yR<hs Of our Constitution itssle-must be
applied - Au of 0mzens, irrespective Of rac creed or
color" He akked that the Congress make perment the
FEPC which he created to end Job discerning don 10
We shall remember these things next Tuesday We shah
votsor the reelection Of President Roosevelt AMI make
sure that In the days ahead there will be continuation
q The proess that already made In doinA So we
shall be gdsd By the facts and sober reason 81 reck-
less words nor false promises. s-.~r-
3ts-N Signed
Louis MARTIN
~ Editor'a and Puhishert
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