Friday, September 10, 19110

DETROIT JERISTI CHRONICLE

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"ONE GOOD TERM DESERVES ANOTHER"

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Re-Elect CONGRESSMAN

HOWARD A. COFFIN

An Outstanding Record
As A Detroit Citizen

An Enviable Record
In The 80th Congress

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Howard A. Coffin, humanitarian and

His colleagues showed their confidence

civic leader, served as head of the

in his ability by electing him to the

Detroit Community Fund for 10 years:

important Congressional committees

was president of the Detroit YMCA

on Public Works, House Administra-

and is a member of YMCA national

tion and the Investigation of the Black

council. He is a trustee of Brown Uni-

Markets, an unusual record for a fresh-

versity, which honored him with Phi-

man Congressman ... He has carried

Beta-Kappa: of Grace Hospital and of

out the mandate of the voters, hewing

the Detroit College of Law. These have

to the party line, but not when he felt

been only a few of the positions in

it was acting against the interests of

which Coffin has served WITHOUT

Detroiters . . . Coffin stands for the

renumeration.

As a practical business

strongest defense against Communism.

man, he has been executive of several

He has earned and won the praise of

such great Republicans and statesmen

large organizations, retiring as a gen-
eral manager of White Star, Socony

as Joseph W. Martin, Speaker of the

Vacuum Oil compan y ,

House; Charles A. Halleck, Majority

to become

Congressman and to devote his entire

Leader of the House and Homer Fer-

time and efforts to public service.

guson, Senator from Michigan.

America Needs Men of Howard A. Coffin's Character, Integrity and Honesty. He Is the ONLY Congressional Candidate in the

13th District Listed as PREFERRED by the "Civic Searchlight," Official Publication of the Detroit Citizens League.

KEEP HOWARD A. COFFIN IN CONGRESS

The American Way of Life

. . . the preservation of individual

initiative and en-

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Tax Reduction

Curbing government spending, trim-
ming top-heavy

free competition,

Europe, without

to the underno-
-
-- critic overlord-
ship of Russia.

earnings of labor
and the rewards
of industry.

Black Marketeering

Uncovering under-the-counter deals,
pay - offs, extor-

tionate prices on

ment employees.

i n support of
the Mundt-Nix-

on Bill exposing

Communistic ac-
tivities.

At. *out o

DUCK MARKET

w a r materials.

Bringing to jus-

tice those who
bled America in
her crucial hour.

ing economy in

U enslavement

to protect the

retaining the in-

centives that
make for prog-
ress.

Insisting on a clean bill of health
for a I I govern-

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agencies to
peace-time sire,

terprise under

Treason and Un-Americanism

European Recovery Program The Best Interests of Detroit

Help to the needy, the rebuilding
of a self-sustain-

Selfish Rural Lobbying

Helping the family food dollar go
farther by op-
posing the "pen-
alty tax" on col-
ored oleomarger-
ine . . . a fax
that h a s cost
America millions
of dollars.

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State support of Wayne University
. . . saving the
g e city millions in
taxes . . . Turn-
ing over Fort
Wayne to De-
troit for the re-
creation of De-
troiters.

Pork Barrel Extravagance

Cuting multi-billion dollar bills for
unnecessary pub-

.,. lic works to a

6/c0 nominal$50,-

‘-- s— 00 000,000. Putting
cu i national expendi-

<L tures on a busi-
ness basis.

REPUBLICAN • 13th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

This Message Sponsored by Friends of Howard A. Coffin

Mrs. Samuel S. Aaron

Sidney Alexander

Dr. Peter M. Bernstein

Louis Berry

Harry H. Bielfield

Aaron Droock

Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich

Harry Frank

William Friedman

Harry Grant

Hennas, Marks

Lemma

N. Salons

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Abraham Srere

Heavy Wiseman

Harr/ 'Anita

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