Arizona sun., 1950-09-15
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
By JULIUS A. LEE

This writer very proud and pleased to be associated
with Negroes of districts No. and No. 19. The votes
you cast last Tuesday will long be remembered
ddates you elected in this election will be most important
lin deciding what road Arizona will travel in the future
May again congratulate you your wise selections.
Mr.. Hayzel M. Daniels and Mr. Carl Sims, the two
elected from districts No. and 9 respectively should
be and proud of the support that given to them
Iby you voters know that proud OF them There
were many issues mostly minor and petty by nature that
you had to This did, admirably and wisely
At last, Negroes have put everyone on notice,
that will vote according to dictates, for the
good of all that don't want selfish leadership-that
1--we not interested in personalities but qualifications
lin both leaders and canddates-that don't
intend to be second class citizens any longerthat we
are organized and we are moving forward We intend TO
do part to make Arizona better place in which to
ive for all its citizens regardless of race color creed
or religion. AMEN.
Another milestone has been passed the way toward
complete citizenship envsioned by Lincoln and Douglass
after emancipation in the Nations capitol for it's colored
citizens 100000 colored and white citizens used the
public swimming pools nonsegregated swimming for the
first full since the inauguration of outdoor public
together Much of the credit for this effort to
Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman and Supern-
tendent of National Parks, Edward Kelly.
The University of Tennessee disclosed that has
ceved many applications from colored students for adms
it's graduate and professional schools The whole
matter has been turned to the State Attorney Gen.
erals office by the school officials
The Universities of Virginia and Missouri have ad-
mitted and declared eligible colored students seeking
roment in their graduate schools.
The 945th Quarternaster Service Company, an all
coored Army organized unit left St. Louis last
week by train for Army camp at unannounced 10
cation where will prepare for possible service in the
Far Eastern war theatre The unit the first coored
group from that to- active duty Its command
ing officer is Lieut. Melton Lewis, attorney.
Nine states have abolished racial segregation in their
National Guard They California, Connecticut, nl
nois, Massachusetts, Minnesota New Jersey, New York
Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. Editors Note let's have
Arizona in this group)
Twenty three of the sixty-three the Asatic
theatre Negro women Nursing has become new
field of endeavor for colored women.
Counsel for the seven youths of Martinsve Virginia
who under sentence Of death for rapng white wo
man. last week charged that the pardon of white
similarly sentenced in 1889 proved concusvey that the
death penalty in such is reserved for coored
Resolutions adopted at the closing session of the Ma
tona Urban League conference last week called upon
President Truman to take immediate steps to all avail
able manpower the national defense effort without
gard race creed, color and to appoint ranking Ad
minstratona official preferably of Cabinet status, to
enforce nondiscrmination in defense employment
Major Steve Davis assigned to the Personnel and Ad-
minstration branch of the Army General Staff
tired day account of physical disability and ordered
back active duty the day. The General Staff said
his services despite the findings of the
Army medical board.
VOTE 318-YES!