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champion = the Attorney General
of the United States.
Each of the so state legislatures
has the inherent power to authorize
an advisory vote on the proposed
Freedom of Choice Amendment
shown below. The Free Choicers
are willing to trust the people.
They dare the Civil Fighters to
do likewise.
Why not both unite and ask each
state legislature to authorize such
an advisory plebiscite, divorced
from all political candidates., po-
litical parties, and separated from
all other political issues?
Then, depending on the popular
vote. let the American Congress
submit or refuse to submit the
amendment to the several states
for adoption or rejection as pro-
vided in the Constitution of the
United States.
Let the will of the people be-
come THE LAW OF THE LAND.
Let the civil rights problem be
solved in the American way!
COUNT II
Under the banner of equal op-
portunity'' the Civil Fighters also
have successfully promoted Fed
eral Employment Practices Com
missions (FEPC) in all of the
great northern industrial states.
L. ,h-zc states, a Negro applicant,
regardless of his comp etency, if re-
fused a job, can file a coz, ,, 49, : =. :
against a white employer. The
same employer can refuse job to
a white applicant, without risk
of suit. Conviction under a Negro
complaint is fine, Imprisonment
Cup to a year in some states), or
both. Thus, the Negro not only
enjoys preference before the law
but greater job opportunity than
the white man. Facing smear, in
addition to heavy penalties, many
employers have surrendered to
FEPC. The Civil Fighters again
call this voluntary persuasion. y
The Free Choicers call it govern
ment by a police state. Equality
before the law! Equal opportunity!
The Civil Fighters believe in
neither. The Free Choicers be.
lieve in both.
COUNT III
August Is, 1861, Secretary OF
the Interior Stewart Udall, strong
Civil Fighter, threatened publicly
to deprive the Washington Red.
skins of the right to lease the
1 government owned Municipal Sta
dunn in the national capital un-
less this PRIVATELY OWNED
football team began hiring Negro
! players. simultaneously the MA.
ACP had voted unanimously tC
boycott the Rams RedSkir
CHARITY game annually spons-
ored by the Los Angeles Times
| because the Redskins had no Ne.
gro player. The NAACP also urged
all Civil Fighters to cancel their
subscriptions to the Times unless
it agreed to employ Negroes in
ALL of its departments. Finally
Negro students at the University
of Southern California voted to
boycott the Rose Bowl game il
Alabama, with its all-white team.
was invited to play there. The
Civil Fighters call this "good
craftsmanship" The Free Choicers
call it a blemish on the American
sports scene-brazen interference
with the right of a team to select
| its own players. whether all white
or all black. (There have been
many all black teams, like the
Harlem Globe Trotters, which the
Civil Fighters do NOT accuse of
discrimination and which have
been generously supported by Free
Choicers, and the sports world
in general
COUNT w
The Daily Worker, official Com
munist Party organ, published t5-
26-28) the nine point civil rights
program adopted by the Party
Today's Civil Fighters, adopting
this program, have achieved part
of all of the nine aims, and unless
checked, soon will finish the job.
COUNT V
American business cannot ignore
its 10 million Negro customers.
The Civil Fighters know this.
Therefore, they are promoting boy
colts to force business concerns
to employ more Negroes, to COM
pei them to accept Negroes at
their lunch counters. Some of the
biggest industrial enterprises and
department stores have been boy
cotted into concessions. The Civil
Fighters have even put the United
States government into the boy
colt business. In October, 1861
officials of the United States De-
partment of Labor were ordered
to boycott a meeting of State EN-
ployment Directors because it was
to be held in an Atlanta, Georgia,
i hotel which refuses TO ACCEPT Ne