Phoenix tribune., 1920-12-11
SOUTH AMERICA AND ITS OPPORTUNITIES


of the widespread the possibilities of
living South America The Associated Negro held
of interviews with George Rambo, group
has recently returned from that continent with amazing
tories of what coored people may accomplish.
early the summer 1920" says Mr. Rambo "in com
any with Chicago and Virginia gentleman made
trip from New York to Rio de Janeiro the English
hips plying between these cities We many wonder
stories of the greatness of country nothing we
ad heard it developed, were equal to things
Brazil republic the constitutional and lawnaking
bodies being very similar to those of the United States law
abiding foreigner has the privilege given same
protection that is natives except the right Voting
be acquired after residence of two in the republic
"Brazans, without regard to COLOR big
amiy, standing together grounds absolute equality of
opportunity There distinctions whatever other than
hose imposed by wealth. culture and position The outstanding
characteristic of the people the universal love their country
foreign people from the Mediterranean countries
f Europe who had been there only year, joining with
native born in celebration of the holidays
And why shouldn't they know of place the world where
he conditions favorable peace to the
ordinary person than in this country possible to live with
little effort in that land of abundance. But say
his nducement for the lazy and shiftless
country nature provides grudgng everything
great abundance The fish, the air
filled with birds fruit may be gathered
mos everywhere day of the Two and three crops
harvested Since coal and few clothes needed for
warmth it wonder that the oppressed hastarved of
Dther lands find reasons for rejoicing.
"The Brazilian always kind and courteous and I was
especially pleased to note the beauty family life AS
thr and husband the Brazilian equals Divorces
practically unknown and the grown up married children gen
raly live with the parents have families with
parents, children and grandchildren The Brazans rule
heir families with love rather than with the rod.
q think the fair anything inclined to
eniency only arrested that intocation
within two hours the passed the sml-
bag.
Even slavery cruel and harsh in Brazil The
aon of slave to master much in the hired
servant They belonged church. observed the same
days, and often married into the family of master
To-day the fraterna relationship All celebrate eman-
pation day together 1t national holiday like Fourth
|pf July.
THE country fortunate in having deep national wounds
heal There is division of the country caused by difference
f opinion the slave question Thrytwo years ago
freed by consent without shedding
drop of blood Brazil will also be remembered secured in
dependence from Portugal without boodshed Such country
|and such people have great future
American coored people invited to participate in the
pbuildng of great nation in Brazil hope people in this
country will the wonderful opportunities offered
books and study maps concerning the country is not advis
be for people to there for location without becoming
owners unless equipped for work of high character
Expert accountants stenographers scientists in medicine
dentistry, engineering in demand AS all countries
N is largely agricultural and mining country Employment
Fn the cities not easily obtained Brazil people to
ate composed of prominent Brazan coored
to point the for those who wish pioneer This syn
cate has capital Of S50000000 with offices Chicago and
Ro de Janero is called the Brazilian Colonization
Syndicate Land of excellent quality well tbered good
pan be bought at about four dollars 250acre
Corn beans rice and all root crops yield two crops
rear South America me- greater possibilities
han Africa"