Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 47]

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EDITORIAL
Muddying The Water

For the past two Sundays small groups of Negroes i in
Little Rock,- Arkansas, have tried to worship in white
churches and have been rebuffed. The group which went
this.past Sunday had been invited by the pastor, but there
is such a thing as not scone every invitation that one~
receives.

The situation in Little Rock and elsewhere is too tense
to be aggravated by incidents of this kind.: j

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Parents who are interested in ~integrated schools
merely want to have their children receive the same ~kind
of education that other children in a given community re.
ceive from the expenditure of the tax funds to which all
contribute in proportion to their ability. | ~Phil. Tribune

When. How. But Not If.

Thurgood Marshall, chief counsel for the NAACP, told a Virginia audience recently that the NAACP was willing to discuss
when and how sehools are to be integrated, but not ~if.~. This is the NAACP~s official answer to those who profess
willingness to obey the Supreme Court~s decision, but who say the
NAACP is ~moving too fast.~:

It is an indication of the NAACP~s desire to recognize local
conditions and to help resolve them in keeping with the Court~s
desegregation ruling. ~Phil. Tribune~

The Pot and the Kettle

South African and American segregationists are ap/parently cooking up a neat little scheme to pat each other
on the back for segregation in Dixieand apartheid in~
South Africa.

a Mississippi editor, who pretendéd tobe a iibetal until
the Supreme Court outlawed racial segregation. The South.
African visitor will be the vice president of a university
which furnishes most of the ~intellectual~ support. for
apartheid. The race between South Africa:and Mississippi
for racial backwardness is a close one. We'll bet each exchange student has some good things to say about the
other~s homeland. The pot can~t call the kettle black in
this instance. ~ ~Calif. Eagle

GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER

~- ~The Lord is righteous i in all his wapha: and * in all
his works.
~The Lord. is nigh unto all them that call upon him,
to all that call upon him in truth.
~He will fulfil the desire of them that fear him: he
also will hear their cry, and will save them.
~The Lord preserveth.all them that love him: but all
the wicked will be destroy. Psalms. 145:17-20.

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2 BRONZE sae SATURDAY, NOV. 1, 1958}.

J and: r s. ~Conditions, of emplc ent~~unequal
treatment in facilities and rights

To Get Ist |: ~Another 85 per cent of the
cases / ~ referral
tices. / of employment agencies

as/ employees ~ accounted for
8 per cent of the cases. Upgrading or promotion isssues were
| Yepresented in 5 per cent of the
cases and membership in a
union account for the final 15
per cent.

' Feild said that. these statistics
demonstrate the wide variety of
points of contact at which discrimination may) occur, or may
be - believed to have occurred.
The figures, he said, should not
be taken as a final statement of
the importance of the different
kinds of cases coming before the
Commission..

_ ~For example,~ he. said,

~ene or two cases relating to: ~
upgrading or concerning referral practices may have:
more of Michigan~s workforce
than a number of hiring ~or
discharge cases.~ Th quali
~of the
the adjustment which - the
Commission is able to effect: ~
with the respondent ~is the Key: |
to evaluating the~ impaet of

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sétytor, | the {|
first ~Negro tO be siomninated Te
a municipal ja igeship here saturd

ay.

Mayor Led P. Carlin A
nounced: that he~ would~ submit
Hazelwood~s fname to the City
Council for confirmation at its
Nov. 5 meeting, together with
that of Samuel H; Lohman, the
city~s License Commissioner.

If their nominations are approved, Mr. Hazelwood and Mr.
Lohman. will succeed -A: Milton:
Jacobs and Milton Hodis, whose
three-year terms as magistrates
expited last Jpne. 15.

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Editor
Bronze Reporter ~~. Marcys. G. Woodson - deserves
plenty of~ credit, for not letting
~the people < when the protest movement at the City
Hall. Mr. Woodson was there every day and his committee supported the NAACP.:to the end.
He: should be -congratulated
~for taking a stand and I wish
him good luck.

Harold R. Turner.
$14 E. essai Avenue

To. The Editor

Editor
Bronze Reporter
Is it true that Georgia Hyche
went down to the City Hall and
talked against the picketing?
Did she really say that | the
NAACP does not represent the
colored people in Flint. Is this
why she doesn~t belong to the
NAACP? Or does she not want
the colored people to advance?

Yours truly,
George E. May
828 E. Newall Street

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BALTIMORE~As a result of
an intensive drive by the Balti-|
branch of the NAACP, a total
of 101,771 Negroes in this city
have registered ' to vote in the
Nov. 4 election, Mrs. Lillie M.
Jackson, president of the Baltimore NAACP, reported today.

- Also, the leader of the NAACP
vin Baltimore ~said, a drive is under way to elect five other Ne
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meeting was ~sponsored ~by sed ation in ~1:
West Coast ~ Region of. the
NAACP. ~ Cas tidt company has dou- |
ni ee bled the aumber @f its Negro: employees in the space of 8
More Sepia Voters years, while another reported

that it had recently hited 50 Ne-groes out of a group of 499
high~ school; ( sbevewcione employed.

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