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I /td ,0 U ^ ta r y (,rcH°n s ta te & 'a v a l l i , A <>r U 't y 'f 't f i y X JÜW 1971 No brutality by Portland police A tw i—yom old lawsuit cl«linmg Portland police ili.x- drlnunaled against black residents of the Albina area has re su I tod In a consent de c i» « (lied Monday In U.S. D is tric t Court. I rider terms ol tlie decree, the C ity ol Portland denies tliat officers were engaged in the alleged discrim ination but agrees to Continue directions which weie Issued to police after the suit was filed. The suit, (lied in July, 1969, following a disorder in lias Albina area, claimed tlie po lice had subjected Albina residents to bin assment, ille gal sea re lass and Illegal a r rests. I lie city then issued oiders directing police to refrain front using insulting lan guage and from using shot- f ill« ! gloves and lead«l night sticks. T h e citie s also agieod to provide Identification for uniform «! oil ice i s. Instruct ed police on when they could legally enter homes withiait a search warrant and pro- vid«! fie e telephones In the city Jail foi use In Indigents. I he consent decree does not covet one area ol conten tion - the assignment of cer tain o ffic e r! to the Albina are« against the wishes of some residents. I he class action lawsuit was liled by (tie Multnomah County I .égal A kl Service and ilie American C iv il Llt>- entes I Inlon. Charles Davis, chairman ol the ACLU ol Oregon, said tlie issues coveted by the consent decree "involve the ty|ie of police practices most irrita tin g to any mlnoi try commun ity .’ * "W e nre hojieful that bet te r police-community rela tions w ill result from compli ance with the o rd e r," he added. I lavis ««id the issue of as signment of particular o ffi cers to the Albina ares must le resolved " lecau.se of H» strong negative feelings such officers engender." I Jj£pAR Y . U*'*U tS H y » 3*/ Pan American Creates DireuZ of Urban Affairs Post Northwest's Newest Newspaper MAURICE W ARDLAW NAMED DIRECTOR URBAN AFFAIRS Thi« it y o u r p a p e r , b e c a u s e yo u h a v e d e m a n d e d if. - V o l.l N o 3 8 S o m e th in g of in te re s t to e v e r y o n e P o rtla n d , O re . A N E Q U A L O P P O R TU N ITY EMPLOYER T h u rs d a y Rep. Shirley Chisholm Io investigate Black G. I. complaints U. S. Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm, chairman of tlasMIl- lla iy A ffalra Committee of tlie Congressional Black Caucus, announced that she is sen ling her r e s e a r c h assistant, ! haddeus Garrett J r , to U.S. m ilita ry bases In foui NA I o alliance countries - G e i m a n y, l u r key, Italy, and Greece, to Investigate (li st-hand tlie many complaints cf lacismand dis crim ination in the m ilita ry . M "S. Chisholm s a id that many o f out m ilita ry liases, both in (lie Unit«) States and abroad, are at the tense bi Ink o f a f u l l - s c a l e racial ex plosion. Site cite-1 th e recent disorders a t I rsvls A Ir Force Base In California ss a sample of wliat llesahead If swift and meaningful steps are not laken to alleviate the Justified gt tev- nces o f black setvIcemen and women. G a r r e t t , leaving In three weeks, w i l l hold a series of meetings with b la c k service- Jun e 2 4 1971 10< p e r copy A Father every day w ill have actually gone to our overseas bases to explore tie sources of our racial problems. T h e N ew York represent ative fu rtle i stated that after discussions w it h h e r col leagues, (h a t on thebasisof G a rre tt’ s findings, there Is the distinct possibility (hat fu ll- scale congressional hearings w i l l be called into this entire area o l virulent racism and discrim ination In the structure o f the U n it e d States Armed Forces. Black Caucus protests The twelve member Black Caucus of the U. S. House of Representatives called fo r elimination of the Union of South A frica ’ s quota of the U. S. sugar market. “ South A frica Is a land of diamonds and gold and, even MAURICE WARDLAW disregarding Its racist pol icies, there’ s no Justification NEW YORK — Pan American fo r our giving South A frica , In New York, as an example, W rid Airways has created a P a n Am cooperates with the a developed country, a $5 new post, d l r ector of u rban af- Urban League and AJPIR A to m illio n yearly subsidy," fa irs and equal employment op provide posltons to m in o rity members of the caucus said. portunity, spearheading a m ajor group members, Students en The b ill under consideration effort to keep the company In rolled In Queens College’ s Seek extends legislation under step with changing social needs. Program are employed by th e which the U. S. divides Its Maurice Wardlaw, a Pan Am a irlin e during the summer, and sugar market among foreign Job coach and Instructor o f a special assistance program and American producers fo r m in o rity group employees, was helps relocate m inority group three years. This assures appointed to the post by F rank P, employees who had been laid off producers a price about double Doyle, group vice president. By In cutbacks. the free world market p rice , reporting d irectly to M r. Doyle, which gives South A frica a The a irlin e sponsored a F a n M r, Wardlaw’ s constant access Am Street Academy In Harlem subsidy of approximately $5 to th e a irlin e ’ s top executive and helps support the Harlem m illio n . R appears unlikely echelon is assured. Polls show Blacks are in Prep School, which Academy that the legislation can be favor of a Black pollution Though M r. Wardlaw’ s p r i graduates attend to further th e ir stopped. running fo r president of the mary responsibility is to main education. The Black Caucus, com United States. tain a strong company com m it Pan Am is also helping to pre posed of a ll thirteen black Shirley Chisholm told " J e t" ment to the Intergration o f pare new curricula and to up House members, a ll Dem tliat she Is waiting for the m inority group employees Into grade the scholastic level of the A father who w ill be rememembered not only on Father’ s ocrats, said any African Sugar day when she cxxild proudly Pan A id ’ s employment opportu new August Martin High School Day but every day, is "D ay Care F a th e r" Charles Chinn. Here quotas should goto "econom i « y , "T he President is black he reads story with Charles and Angie Jenkins and M ark C a rte r. cally depressed countries of nity programs, both he and M r. in Queens, N.Y.,located In an men and a in iy and a irfo rc e and she Is a woman." Doyle emphasized that the ser area whose population Is 80per Black A frica , to many of whom officials, as well as discussions In a recent survey by the vices of the new function would cent black and Puerto Rican. additional sugar markets are w it h community leaders In "Chicago Dally Defender," b e available to a ll employees M r . Charles Chinn helps h is A ls o , In Harlem Pan Am M r. Chinn moved to Portland vita l to prospects fcrdevelop Germany where racial tension 54.5% of the readers respond wife, Helen, with the care who need assistance to develop sponsors the 99th Street Jets, a of m a n y y e a r s a go. His six m ent." between th e German people th e ir fu ll potentials. ing Indicated that they would their three day care children. children, whom he raised alone steel band whose members are and 11«? Wack enlisted mon Is like to see John Conyers (D - M ark, Angelique and Charles. after his firs t wife died, were all M r . W a rd la w w i l l also y o u n g l o c a l residents. The repotted very c i lllc s l. Mich.) in the White Bouse. M r. 4 M rs. Cntftu«red«) x, a r e born and raised In <-ortlan<_. HL broaden Pan Am’ s existing ties company has sponsored neigh "H e w ill serveas our person The poll, sponsored by C hl- parents fo r the 4C Fam ily Day children have a ll been highly to community action groups b o r h o o d youngsters’ sports gago’ s radio station WBEE, and N ig h t Care Program, successful: a daughter Is al e a r while over th e re ," and w ill create avenues of com teams and other activities In a munication where they now do gave firs t preference a tie (Model Cities). Since M r. Chinn secretary for the State Board of communities near many of Its statal Mr s.Chisolm, "and w ill vote between Noble Peace Is re tire d , he lias the oppor - Health, another Is employed by not exist. Under his supervision stations over the years. make t full ivpor t of his find w i l l be company area re Prize winner Dr. Ralph Bun- ’ tun tty to spend time with the the Bonneville Adm inistration. M r. Wardlaw has been as ings.” che and Rev. Jesse Jackson children. presentatives located at various sociated fo r the last three years His three sons are: a Sheriff at T h is trip w ill mark the fir s t Pan Am bases. of Operation Bread Basket. with Pan Am’ s m inority g ro u p M r . Chinn’ s {«rents were the a irp o rt; a cook; and a mall time anyone In an official ca M r . Doyle stressed that Pan training program. For the pre Georgia State Representative bom In China but came to t h i s clerk. His oldest son went to pacity from the U.S. Congress Enrollm ent is s till open fo r Am Is heavily committed to In vious 10 years, he w a s Julian Bond was the next pre- country before his b irth . A n China during the war. a elementary and high school stu fered candidate. crease Its relationships with mechanic. M r. Wardlaw Joined older brother remained In China local communities and to aid P a n Am In 1956 as an a irc ra ft M r . C h in n was In where he was a ta ilo r. M r Chinn the dents in the summer school m inority g r o u p employees. cabin cloaner. programs operated by the P ort was bom In Seattle. He worked restaurant business fo r m a n y " S o c ie t y In general and He Is financial secretary of land School D is tric t, according on ships sailing out of Seattle years and was a cook fo r Trader business corporations p a rti th e Negro A irm en's In te r V ic’ s for four years. and as a busboy. to D r. Edwin Schneider, assist cu la rly m u s t face the special national, an association of pilots ant to the superintendent. responsibility to help," he said. and mechanics, and Is an active "M any people do not realize E a rlie r this year, M r . Doyle m e m b e r o f the National As that the funds fo r this year’ s m e t with work groups at two sociation fo r the Advancement summer school were committed l>K. I J ili P. BRliWN m ajor Pan Am locations, New- of Colored People. as part of the 1970-71 school M r , W a r d i aw lives In York and M iam i, to discuss pro B la c k and white delegates deeply regret that he has not yet Dr, Lee p. Brown, d ire c to r of veloped and directed San Jose's fro m N a 11 on a I Neighbors’ se e n fit to develop creative, ’xidget," commented Schneider, blems with m inority group em Uniondale, N. Y,, with his wife, "and they made the mistaken ployees and representatives of th e fo rm e r Cora K ltt of th e Portland State U niversity firs t ~ Police - Community Re member community organiza reasonable, and effective pro conclusion that the lack of funds community associations. Cameron, S.C ., and th e ir four law enforcement program, has lations Unit. tions adopted the following re grams to require that low and Brown received two masters “ T h e s e were leaders who, children: J u an I t a , M u r l e i , been selected as a Danforth As solution In response to P resi moderate Income housing be fo r the coming year would affect although P a n Am employees, Maurice J r., and Rosary. this year’ s program ." sociate to develop a better degrees - - one from San Jose available throughout entire dent Nixon’ s June 1 1 statement were not being fully utilized as working relationship between Stale and another from the Uni on equal housing opportunity. metropolitan regions, Including Schneider added that the Board the corporate resource that they v e r s i t y of California at faculty and students. of Education’ s decision to shor the white suburbs. The award was made by 1 he B e r k e le y . He obtained his ten the coming school year a r e . Through M r, Wardlaw, we N a t io n a l Neighbors, the are going to work with them t o Danforth Foundation o f St. dortorate In [« lic e - community (1971-72) does indicate that national organization of inter We approve the President's get things done and to communi Louis, a philanthropy establish relations In June 1970, from the summer school programs may decision t h a t th e Attorney racial neighborhoods, at It s cate wherever P an Am has ed In 1927 which now Is focusing University of California. annual conference a t Oberlin General w ill bring legal action not te offered In 1972. In addition to his duties at stations,” M r. Doyle said. Its activities In two m ajor areas Last year, summer school P o r t l a n d state, Brown Is a " I asked them to propose a College, Oberlin, Ohio, to d a y against local communities who education and the city. ca ll« ! on the Administration for zone out low income housing for enrollments reach«! 2,400 at system which would serve the T h e Foundation said that Dr. Human Relations Commission, Governor's Law En Brown was among th e 175 th e prompt Implementation o f racial reasons. Beyond this we the elementary level, 1,500 in n e e d s of m inority group em persons In college-, and uni forcement Council and CRAG’ s would seek sim ila r action to tlie summer high school and ployees,’ ’ he continued. "They Enforcement Advisory President Nixon’ s pledge toend eliminate class segregation. 1,500 in the d riv e r trainir^; c a m e back with a complete ve rsitie s throughout (he United L a w racial discrim ination in housing States to be recognized for th e ir Committee, program. Registration is below organizational set-up, a budget B ro w n has no specific pro excellence In leaching and their Present at the conference from those figures in all three pro proposed leaders, and a charter defining the system’ s purpose. National Neighbors member Young people who are out of concern fo r human values a nd jects in mind to perform as a Portland, Oregon was delegate grams so fa r this year, ac "W e have Implemented th e ir school and out of work should law the cording to Schneider. the quality ofthe collegiate edu hopes to personalize th e J im Brooks, from Irvington communities welcome Idea,” M r. Doyle said. " R ’ s a apply now fo r further education enforcement programs. cational experience. challenge to u s a llto implement Community Association. Elementary summer school Dr. Brown came to Portland "th e goal of tru ly open housing centers are planned at Frank function designed by the people and jobtraining at the Portland M r s . Brown, as were the It w ill serve. Residential Manpower Center, State In 1968, after serving the spouses of others named by the In tru ly open com m unities." In lin -A tkin so n , G ra n t-L a u re l- The organization, founded to "Although th e company has according to Dr. Richard Boss, San Jose |iolIce department for Danforth Foundation, also was PRMC d ire cto r. foster and encourage in te r our communities, we live and hurst, and Wilson-Wilson Park had affirm ative action p ro eight years. He planned, de- named as aii associate. work dally with this challenge. and offer endrichment courses grams at m a n yo flts operating Manpower Center students racial neighborhoods and r e in many areas as well as spec locations, th e y were manage w ill "earn a diploma, learn an presenting 42 intégrât«! com W e look forward to the prompt implementation o f the P resi ialization in music instruction. ment plans and did not have the occupation and get a Job, ” Boss munities across the country, dent’ s forceful statement that said. The center Is operated by The elementary program is four necessary Involvement o f our has justcompieted tests of the Portland S c h o o l D is tric t m inority group employees,” he " racial discrim ination In weeks long and concludes Julv housing practices in ten citie s. under a contract with the U.S. explained. "Pan Am also has housing is illegal and w ill not be 16. had a number of programs deal Department of Labor and Is en Tests shows, reported Joseph tolerated.” Fee fo r the elementary school ing with community affairs for tire ly federally-funded. B a t t le , National Neighbors to Portland residents is $15. m inority groups. Boss said young people aged president, t h s : blatant dis " B u t we’ve recognized the 16 -21 who reside In Multnomah, We u rg e th a t Secretary WASHINGTON, D .C .-— The Navy 'hard hat’ . Fee fo r the secondary school, crim ination a g a in s t black C la c k a m a s o r Washington N a v y has lieen going through However, the Enlisted Men homeseekers is more the ex Romney immediately adopt re which runs until July 30, is need fo r some untraditional ap counties a r e eligible fo r the proaches, and fo ra significant gulations s e t t in g mandatory- w ill retain th e ir T r o p i c a l some sweeping changes lately - $30. Students may register at m arshalling o f our corporate ception than the rule, but th a t pet OUNCE center’ s program. the appointment of Its youngest Whites and the new Blue Work there s till remain m%ny subtle standards on racial intergration Lincoln next week. "P R M C ta k e s a com resources, although some ofthe 'chief’ In h i s t o r y , allowing ing uniform , announced e a rlie r prehensive approach In p re b u t Important differences tn f o r housing projectstoquallfy activities In which we are a l longer h air, sideburns I a n d this year. fo r federal assistance. paring young people fo r a p ro ready engaged reflect our early The new Blues w ill also re treatment of blacks and whites beards and the selection of the ductive life ,” Boss commented Franklin com m itm ent," t h e Inquiring about homes or apart firs t Blark A dm iral, to name a place some Items In noting that the program p ro few. O ffice rs’ and Chief s sea hags ments. ««.« »ccousrs vides l i v i n g fa cilitie s, food, tOANS Now, the SeaServIce has done as w ell. While Chiefs loose medical -a re . clothing and It again....this tlmoputtlng a n their Service Dress Khakis and ’ ’ F o r tlie most p a rt," Battle pocket money to the students, as end to the Enlisted Man’ s mod, Whites, the Officers w ill only well as offering a variety of ac loose th e ir Khakis,but w ill r e report«!, “ black testers re style - setting b e llb o t t o m ademic and vocational courses. ceive uniformly polite tre a t- w ill trousers and replacing them tain th e ir Whites. Each The center has been tn opera with a new standard Summer keep th e ir Troptcal uniform s. ment from brokers and apsrt- Representatives of five West tion fo r more than a year. T w o ing nations. Weight Blue uniform. Although thenewuntform w ill ment m a n a g e t s, sometimes African nations walked out of E fforts by Emperor Halle m ajor fa cilitie s are used, the The states appeared to have than Î f » ? *. *< Although the Fleet won’ t get present a common front, e a c h more polite treatment Sllassle to concllate the d if ■ This handy wheel helps you V icto ria H o te l In downtown white testers r eceived, but the a meeting of the Council of walked out bedause they be th e new togs until July 1, 1973, rank and rate w ill retain th e ir ferences In the question ofthe M inisters of the Organization P o r t l a n d and the form er gel the mosl for your money by giving lieve the proposal would not sleeve information g l \ e n them was of A frican Unity today when th e change Is designed to pro- distinctive c a p and debate were unsuccessful. The seminary site In Springdale, recleve a fa ir hearing. Ivo r- you Ihe cost per ounce of packaged goods. Just Insignia. navym en fr o m Recruit to move to debate the question frequently q u ite different, B o s s said the Portland pro the meeting refused to delay Coast said It would boyc. < A dm iral. align Ihe price with Ihe weight, and the When Ihe new uniform comes particularly when they askei’ to a debate over whether African was led by Tanzania. gram has been so successful In the rest of the meeting but Manufacturing time w ill delay Into vogue, Recruits w ill begin see other houses or apartments'. The Issue reflects an In the ounce cost appears in the window A new the f« s t year that the enrollment studies showed open diplo planned to attend the con Issuing the new Blues and at receiving It but, It w ill remain creasing solidification of Id authorized for PRMC has been matic talks with South A frica. Oregon product. . . FREE for Iho asking ference of O.A.U. heads of the sam etlrneallow sfor reduc ptlonal for a ll other active duty eological blocks within the Increased f r o m 225 students The firs t nations, led by governments beginning Mon- at any of our offices. Although we agree with the Ivory Coast which has publicly tion of present uniform stocks. men until the mandatory wear organization, dividing " p ro this year to 275 next year. day, June 19, They would For enlisted personnel below ing dale In mld-1975. P r e s id e n t that the teim s advocated diplomatic contact gressive ’’ nations from the H o w e v e r, prospective stu be w illin g to debate the ques Chief Petty o ffic e r the change "p o o r” an.l "b la c k " are not more conservative. dents should apply fo r ad with south Africa In the hope tion at that meeting. means more than Just replace Four nations boycotted the mission as soon as possible. Although this latest change Is Interchangeable, we deeply re that peaceful discussion would A sizable m ajority of the ment of the 'b e lls’ . They w ill not the fir s t fo r Navy unlform s- gret that the President has not meetings because they were Floss said, In order to be assur alter South A frica’ s policy of • LO A M ASOM African states s till oppose also be getting rid o f the held In Addis Ababa rather ed a place In the program. yet recogniz«l the fundamental and perhaps not even the la s t - it apartheid (racial separation), diplomatic contact with South Robert M H e /en P i n • 14 Ortica» . Phone i n 1133 Jumpers and the while hat, while does represent another step In than In Kampala, Uganda. Yo u ti>llC,n ‘ s ?hou ld «° ‘ he are tiagon, Dahomey, Upper Moma O lile » H e n k iin R ida P o ttie n « O te g o n «ZJ04 A frica unless her government gaining a white s h irt, coat and the Now Navy’ s quest for com interrelationship between eco- They are Congo, Central A fr i Opportunity Center, 25 Volta and Togo, all relatively nom'c discrim ination and racial makes somv concessions on tie. plus a combination ca p o r mon goals. can Republic, Uganda and discrim ination. We f u r t h e r conservative French - speak the race Issue. M iu rltiu s . Dr. Lee Brown named Danforth Associate Black could run for Presidency Program vacancies have Navy changes uniform Brooks atten ds Conference Manpower Seeks Students Free! ¿P-”* O.A.U. splits over diplomatic relations with South Africa Franklin