Arizona sun., 1950-07-07
THE SAME OLD STORY

THE SAME OLD STORY
Employment or the lack of it, where the Negro is in
voved one of our pressing and touchy problems of
the day. This problem nationwide and IS slowly deterl-
Grating American Way of life in all communities
affecting homes schools and destroying our econ
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Discrimination in employment is un-Amercan, regard
less of where it appears In this OF the sun wnere
reached critical stage Our state is growing in leaps
and bounds and we are all very proud OF our progress IN
to and have much to OTTER the rest OF the nao
and the world; permitting prejudice, which IS
state of mind to control actions in dealing with our
fellowman.
Such actions can only result in = low income for min
ority thus limiting the market for goods and EN-
ugly, odious and selfdesructve; creates supply
of not good Tor any heay & &
standard conditions of living detrimental to our commun
M by yes AN ana our Gapae city toI mec
us to ndcue, lnunng our standng In the eyes OF man
and God.
The Negro does not seek employment on the basis of
quota plan, which makes hiring dependent upon non
occupatona qualifications and u.s. of ITSELF discriminatory
I1e ws n w J % net + NJ 10 % he deniod tho rieht to nma1ifv
for job because he is egro.
When this matter is brought to the attention of our
g @ be Is done hey to- it. we
ting keg of dynamite! and because of the seventy
percent souherners (Texas, Oklahoma, etc. present
in our Valley all hell would break Negroes to
be treated as American Citizens they claim
Solely this seventy percent ignorant and
would not stand for it, THIS is SO MUCH HOOEY That
seventy percent like group people who have to work
to ve will work under most conditions and regulations
prescribed and set forth by their EMPLOYER So long as
they reasonable the right for all people to be en-
poyed without prejudice and to living in proper
ton to his qualifications not only reasonable but the
American Way
Jackie Robinson, Larry Dolby Roy Campaneo, Luke
Easter and all other Negroes in organized baseball have
dsproved the seventy percent theory In nationwide
poll conducted by 29O associated newspapers and radio
stations Ga fair proportion below the Mason-Dixon Line
where whte supremacy is advocated 16 players were
selected by 1876 baseball fans for the 18th Annual
AlStar Came Jackie Robinson of Brooklyn the National
Leagues leading hitter and most valuable player last year.
led his league in votes poled and second to Ke of
the American League, who led in total votes received
Locally St. Monica's hospital is operated without any
form of prejudice for its employees patients And
who has had any dealings with this hospital will tell
you that such policy of integraton practiced here
it's efficient administration The socaed seventy percent
that will not work with Negroes led to believe
doing here. They not special people employed
for the sake of policy who have been specially trained
for this particular project good many of them south
They just practcng AMERICANISM . !. we
preach it. They the LIGHT and good example of
real and true DEMOCRACY FOR PHOENIX :. ARI-
IONA UNITED STATES &. AND THE WORLD
-. COME ON PHOENICIANs, THE MOVEMENT HAS
STARTED HERE LET'S LEAD THE WORLD IN THE
PROGRESS OF ALL MANKIND. JAIL
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