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NAACP CRITICIZES DEMOCRATS for FAILURE of PROMISES RELEASE of IMPRISONED U. S. Postage Phoenix Arizona Bulk Rate Permit i\u. -*9B PAID THE NEGRO PRESS CREDO The Negro Press believes that America Can best lead the world away from racial and This momentoas crisis In the life of or* national antagonisms when it accords to every ganized mankind may be likened to the cul* man, regardless of race, color or creed, his minuting stage in the political evolution of the ' human and legal rights. Hating no man, fearing great American Republic the stage which no man, the Negro Press strives to help every marked the emergence of a unified community man in the firm belief that all are hurt long of federated states.. as anyone is held back. Ten Cents Arii, Thurs., Sept. 14, 1961 Vol. XIX No. 14 ARIZONAPhoenix 40, SUN CASE FOR “RIDERS” SPREADS NAACP CRITICIZES DEMOCRATS FOR FAILURE OF PROMISES RELEASE OF IMPRISONED "FREEDOM RIDERS" NAACP Says Democrats Kappa Alpha Psi Ariz. Frontier's SOUGHT, APPEAL IS MADE TO PRESIDENT JFK Failed To Live Up To Dedicate New Home Release of imprisoned “freedom Jr Is DETROIT Third Issue Kappa Alpha Psi members de- riders” in Jackson, Miss., sought by the National Civil Rights Promise dicated a new $225,000 memorial for Justice in an appeal to home on Fraternity Row at Indi- Conference Interracial Washington The NAACP Best ana University in Bloomington, President Kennedy. i Yet charged that Senate Majority PSMBHK Tap ' Indiana. The dedication took place Leader Mike Mansfield (D. Mont. > m fjfppppi WMWHSk.. The third issue of the Arizona at golden anniversary con- In a convention resolution Aug. 28 the confer- end their turned his buck on the party’s « Frontiers appeared this week vention. Members donated over cnee argued that the riders should platform pledge, thus paving the m ' ||| in the mails and on the newsstands. SIO,OOO in cash and pledged ap- be freed because “they are un- way this week for the Senate’s ™ Readers of this new liberal pub- $50,000 justly have acted m .... m Jjjj §[ li proximately more. confined and decision to extend the Civil Rights am lication agreed that, while the first entirely within their constitutional : Commission for only two years. m ' ' f|g&a||b w- mP. ,. i two issues thrilled readers with a League rights.” m. exposure of Race The Democratic platform, adopt- blast of factual cer- The conference also asked tain movements bid- ed last July in Los Angeles, pro- conservative Africans Expand President Kennedy in another mised, “The new Democratic ad- < cm hHI ding for public approval in the Relations Clinic resolution to issue a presidential ministration will broaden the Valley and in Arizona, this third order banning discrim- yet. Authors well executive scope and strengthen the powers issue is the best Campaign Against ination in all housing which re- of the present commission and known to local readers and who mortgage respect con- Has Been Set ceives federal aid or make it permanent.” have gained the and guarantees. It urged governors fidence of Arizona readers for NAACP Executive Secretary New York Widening the orbit in states without fair housing prac- their straight forward and factual Racial Barriers legisla- Roy Wilkins wired President Ken- they of understanding in race relations tice laws to initiate such presentation of facts when the to nedy pointing out “denial of the Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia— through religious resources will tion, and asked AFL-CIO write of controversial issues are segregation in local Democratic party’s commitment this issue. Among The African “freedom sitters” will be the theme of the session con- end racial it. contributors to to protection of rights of Negro vpmfmk x* expand campaign against ra- ducted by the Women’s Commit- unions and to stop discrimination them are Morris Udall, Joe Stock- their apprenticeship citizens.” will cial barriers with “freedom beau- tee of the National Urban League in union-controlled er, and G. P. Klahr.Readers —To —Do —lt Day, programs. He took particular issue with also the question ties” picked to crack the white on How clinic be interested in 5. Reed of Okla- Senator Mansfield’s assertion that of Schwartz of Australia monopoly on beauty contests. September Bishop Victor J. about $3,000.00 worth of damages. what Dr. that he would move to table and there- STORM DAMAGES—James Newman of 4209 storm caused with the of African leader Lovemore Chi- “Awareness of the need for less- homa City and Tulsa said a did thousands dollars one by kill, any motion to extend the ponders what to do after the valley monyo, key figure in the “free- ening racial inequities and motiva- Christian can take only alti- South 12th Street raised in the and over Ame- injustice Civil Rights Commission longer supposedly for the purpose of dom sitters” campaign, said Sun- tion to put this conviction into ac- tude toward racial rica bevy Speaking at mass, than two years. preventing British Guiana from day his group will enter a tion today, not tomorrow,” Mrs. condemnation. previous- - policy is The NAACP leader reminded the going Red in its election, through of African belles in the M. B. Glismann, President elect he said that a of silence President that the Democratic Beware Os What You Join PANEL FOR which it hopes to become an in- ly all - white contest for the title of the Oklahoma City Urban City indefensible. controlled Senate, in adding two dependent nation. All we in Ame- “Miss Federation.” Urban Letgue, of understanding “Our country is today the years to the Commission, made a An investigation of why appli- ers” without thorough investiga- that the re- The title-holder represents the and working to strengthen it in world’s leader”, he said; “Her gim- rica know is election Miss “political gratuitous submission cants who are otherwise quali- tion. The article discloses the sulted in making leftist Cheddi Ja- Rhodesian federation in the depth so that more people in more failure affects others than her- micks used to entice Negroes into WORLD PEACE World” competition. to help image is to a minority” of its members. fied are turned down for certain gan the First Minister. communities feel impelled self . Her public or dishonest groups simply Day “We as right as Eur- by The Senate voted 70 to 19 in jobs reveals the importance that sinister i World Peace will be ob- SUN suggests that you read have much is our immediate task.” being maliciously distorted swell roles to 17, by The said Chimon- racial favor of the two year period. employers give to the clubs, or- to membership or served Sunday, September if you in- opeans to compete,” Mrs. W. Macy, of New her enemies as a result of money. This innocent Arizona Frontiers are the issue- Edward mem- . ganizations and movements that raise the Baha’is of Phoenix in the Com- you. “We intend to force . With Forty-one Democrats and 29 Re- terested in news and views on lo- York City, former President of segregation difficulties. publicans Eighteen people join. bership card later becomes a de- munity Room of the Valley Life there is no reason an African girl now trying to seize lead- r voted in favor. cal, national and world matters the National YWCA and Con- secularism (all Southern' and one triment in character evaluation. Insurance Building. 1140 East should not represent Rhodesia.” the Religious Resourc- ership and seeking to interpret Democrats The October issue of SEPIA out- the that you will never get in our local sultant for Republican (Young of N. D.) vot- Every Negro with an eye to Washington, at 8:00 p.m. “Miss Federation” contest or- es Project conducted by the 17- life on every side, the church lines in full detail how thousands daily press. I will be an antidote Douglas ed against even the two year future should be aware of the Representatives from various or- washing. ganizer Ann said she member interfaith, interracial Wo- cannot delay. Her mission in the of innocent Negroes of all ages organi- for the effects of brain help girls term. pitfalls of association with ganizations working for world would like to African men’s Committee, will relate “Re- world is not to follow but to and all walks of life are jeopar- zations that can ruin future oppor- peace in the city will make up a enter the competition, which until The Association’s position is ligious Resources and Urban Lea- lead. future being now by that “the Southerners won this dizing their by “join- tunities. panel which will discuss the sub- had been reserved custom gue Goals.” Mrs. Charles Keller, “Last winter the photograph of for GIRLS. But fight, like so many others, by a ject EDUCATION FOR PEACE. WHITE she said Jr., of New Orleans, Mrs. O. being carried parents and a Catholic priest ‘boo firing a shot.” Panel members are: Mrs. Kenneth Integration On she feared the white girls’ Clay Maxwell, Sr., of New York restaurant by two ’—without their daughters out of a public “If Senator Mansfield will lay Newton, coordinator of the Peace would not allow City, are co-Chairmen of the Na- policemen appeared on the front the Quakers; Tom to enter contest which included down and roll over in advance Wright Committee of Wall Street a tional Urban League Women’s pages of newspapers all over this Forums For Dr Howard Berggeren, student at Phoenix Col- girls. on just extending the term of African Committee. nation and in other parts of the this agency, what can Negroes lege and president of the Interna- A. J. Glass of the New York world.
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