Christm as
Trees
Decorated
Building
Program
Director
Portland/O bserver
Band holds
Concert
M rs . Stanley Davis, M is .
W illiam T . Calse< and M is .
Norman Whlteley, membei a of
the
Willamette Arrangers
I .odd (W V ,). mot it i|,o | , -
e s tiy Center this week to d ls-
A new Job opixji tunny foi
■ Building L ro g ia n iD ire c to r-
-w ith a major in Physical
Education aitl Aquatic skills
was announced liy tin Boanl
Chairman of tin North P ort
land YMCA — H d I jbi tKoaNel-
tlne.
cuss plans foi a "Know Your
Chi tstmas I le e " event to be
gin at tin Canter on Deceinlnt
I Oth.
Meetuig with the WAUs
weie six areaChriatm as'l tee
G iow eis and Ernest I . Kolbe,
d lre c to i.
I rees of different species,
size anl shape w ill («donated
by tlie glowers to the Centei
on Decernbei 8th. I he WACs
w ill s|«nd twodaysdecoi atlng
them In vailous anl unusual
ways.
M r. Resseltine says that
tin position Is to he (Iliad
by January I and Interested
applicants for tin North YMCA
Job of I ’.li, Program D irec
to r may apply to Dallas
Swogget at 5430 N. Monro
or to W illiam Stulm at 831
S.W. Sixth at tin YMCA office.
Che Job of Hu lid ing Hi ng ram
D ire cto r was pievlnusly In Id
by M r. Chuck llullngs who hat.
tia iib fe u e d
to Multnomah
County I ieparunent ot Reci ea-
tion. " In tin in te rim ,” M r.
Resseltine »aid, "w e at North
YMCA are utilizing tin super
visory services of Hen Jensen
in Aquatics and Wayne Kay In
P X . P rogiam ” .
I he event, sponsored by die
Centei in cooperation with (lie
WAGs and thoN.W.Chi Istmas
lie u Groweis Association,
w ill help people under stand
a til distinguish hetween the
d ifle ie n l types of Christmas
trees.
(corn, fio m iego 5, col. 2)
tlie lr firs t start.
A statistician figured that
5% of all church num bers do
not exist. 10% of tliem cannot
be fount, 25% never go to
church, 50% never co n trl-
ixite anything to the church,
75% never attend midweek
prayer seivlce, 90% do not
have fam ily worship at horns
and 95% have never ti led io win
a soul to C hrist.
Who has a right to crtticize ?
Il seems amazing that 0«
church is able to do so well if
you are one of these statistics.
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Notice
I In N.A.A.C.P. w ill In hav
ing its regular monthly meet
ing Sunlay, Nov. ¿1, 1971 at
4:00 pan. at tin branch head
quarters, ¿757 N. W illia m s.
The s|nakei w ill In M r. Kus-
»Jll Dawson, Aiea Director of
UJ>. Department of Housing
anti I i Itan I levelupment.
'-NAACP
Die Portland State Univer
sity Jazz l ab Haul, directed
by bred Sautter, w ill hold a
fall concert at 8;00 p.m.,
I hursday, November 18, in 75
Did Main.
Featured artists w ill be
members of die Portland
u lh e a t e i, K a tty Evla
shin, Ann Bruner, Vet Dol-
inar, and Greg Dlelemeiet,
who w ill perform a modem
Jazz dance to Hob Morgan's
"A nudge".
Also being played w ill be
three anangements from tl«
Buddy Kich Illg Haul I.Un ary:
"W est Side S tory," "L o ve and
Peace,’ ’
and "Noiwegian
Wood," plus a lleailiman ar
rangement of " H ill H a lle y".
Admission Is Stjf for stu
dents and $ lfo i nonstudents.
A ll proceeds w ill go to the Mu
sic Department Scholarship
Fund.
You can
Sell its
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ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE
ROY WILKINS, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
WASHINGTON. - - "Racial
segregation and discrim ina
tion in housing have created a
destructive
environment,"
W illiam K. M o rris, NAACP
d ire cto r of housing, told Con
gress on November 4. This
has occurred "w ith govern
ment support,” he said in tes
timony before the C iv il Rights
Oversight Subcommittee of the
House Committee on th e ju d i-
cia ry.
Y g iv e s M m i b ikes classes
Boys of grades school age
from North Portland are par
ticipating in a new and unique
experlenc, learning to be in
a club and cooperate in all
aspects of the club In learn
ing how to care fo r Honda
M ini Hikes. I he youngsters
are fir s t Instructed In safety
and maintenance of the bikes
They meet once per week
to learn about safety skills
and once per week tliey get
together to practice riding and
mechanics. In 0 « photo Wal
ston "B u tto n s" Barbour talks
to three of the fifteen youths
in one club before their riding
d rills begin. "B uttons'' de
votes fu ll time to the club and
helps the membei s not only
w i t h riding skills and me-
chnalcs but also with personal
and social problems. T he club
is sponsored by tie North
Portland YMCA and Is part
of it's efforts to serve the
youth of the community.
If you d o n ’t see y o u r
w ith a P -0
Pcrson-to-Person
m e rc h a n t’s
Want Ad
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"A color-blind government
policy carried out in a color
conscious housing market w ill
only further entrench and ag
gravate the segregation of our
society," M r. M o rris said.
In reviewing the housing
outlook fo r the nation and the
government's role in affecting
it, both in term s of supply and
equal opportunity, M r.M o rris
said: "B la ck people have Just
cause for alienation and hos
tility towards th e ir govern
m ent."
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" I t is our basic conclusion
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mises contained in existing
c iv il rights laws are far from
being realized and that the
Federal Government is s till
unprepared to c a rry out its
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upon receipt of complaints in
volving its own operations, in
vestigates itse lf, cannot be ex
pected to render self-incr im
inating decisions."
M r. M o rris urged "th e re
vision of existing legislation
to enable the government to
acquire land and develop suit
able housing in communities
where racial o r economic dis
crim ination denies equal ac
cess to housing."
WASHINGTON — Clarence
M itch e ll, d i r e c t o r of the
Washington Bureau of the Na
tional Association fo r the Ad
vancement of Colored People,
was scheduled to testify this
week before the Senate Ju
d icia ry Committee in opposi
tion to confirmation of W illiam
H. Rehnquist fo r the Supreme
C ourt of the United States on
the basis of the nominee's
a n ti-c iv ii rights record.
Shortly
after President
Nixon announced his nomina
tion oi M r. Rehnquist, leaders
oi the Phoenix, A r iz , NAACP
Branch-S tate Senator Cloves
Campbell, B illie M ills and
Robert Horn—cited his oppo
sition to c iv il rights legisla
tion and school desegrega
tion plans in his home city.
They called fo r rejection of the
nomination.
A t a meeting of Washington
representatives of the Lead
ership Conference on C ivil
Rights, Nov. 2, it was agreed
that the Conference would of>-
pose the Rehnquist nomina
tion and would testify against
it. M r. W ilkins ischairm an of
the Conference and M r.M itc h
e ll, chairman of the group's
legislative committee.
A Leadership Conference
report said: " M r . Rehnquist
was the only m ajor public w it
ness (in 1964) against a Phoe
nix public accommodations
law, arguing that the right of
private property took prece
dence over public convenience
and principle. When there was
a move against 'de facto' seg
regation
in
the Phoenix
schools in 1967, Rehnquist op
posed the move, stating, "W e
are no more dedicated to an in
tegrated society than we are to
a segregated society.' "
Representatives at the Nov
ember 2 meeting "w ere also
persuaded to oppose the nom
ination by evidence of M r.
Rehnquist’ s extreme rig h t-
wing views, expressed in pro
nouncements he has issued as
head of the Justice Depart
ment’ s o ffice of Legal Coun
sel, in which he attempts to
ju s tify wiretapping, imprison
ment ofdemonstratorswithout
due process and denial of full
constitutional rights to Fede
ra l, state and local govern
ment employees and to wo
m en."
Neither the NAACP nor the
Leadership Conference took a
position on the nomination of
Lewis F .P o w e ll, J r , of V ir
ginia whom President Nixon
named fo r the other Supreme
Court vacancy at the time he
announced the Rehnquist nom
ination. In a letter sent to
branch leaders throughout the
country, M r. M itchell noted:
"W e are concentrating on the
Rehnquist nomination because
die record on him is clear. We
do not have the same kind of
information on M r. Powell.
However, this does not mean
that we support the Powell
nomination."
On Sunday, i « t . 31, NAACP
Executive D irector Roy W il
kins addressing a mass meet
ing at the annual conference
of the V irginia State NAACP in
Did Point, warned that the Ar
izona nominee, now a top law
yer in the Department of Jus
tice, "o ffe rs a J mgerous fu
ture” as aS uprenieiLurt Jus
tice because "he may not be
able to see you for law and or
d e r."
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