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About Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1972)
PortJ.ndAlbsenm r Thursday. May 25. 1972 Pag* 5 Senator Morse discusses the issues with Corine Wine he »ter Sylvester ’Neal, and Lewis Wine te s te r. Senator George McGovern meets the press 'luring campaign stop in Portland, d irec tly behind the Senator Is Dr. Robert Hughley, and next to D r . Hughley, Blaine Whipple. McGovern’ s state chairman. Ihe Confederate flag flies d Ä f.Pirrto8Uy Pre8en' 8 h1’ V‘OWS *° a c * " - To lo t« to c la s s ify In Portland. RESIDENCE AND RENTALS! Reside it, fine three bdrm. fam ily homes and rent 5 year old 2 bdrm bungalow situated on 70 X 207 ft. lot in con- vlent location. Residence In- elude 2 fireplaces, 2 /3 cement Sasemer/, 2 car garage. Priced at FHA appraisal of >29,450 with easy FHA term s. ■ ? w /iS * TRI-STATE REALTY 255-6550 McGovern H ELP! H E L P ’ I Needed at once. 8 ladles. 4 hours dally to help manager service customers, phone 234-5763. ATTEN TIO N LADIES A pleasant job* good income can be yours if you call 234- 5763 fo r an Interview. H ( w »*•■*»> f * << COUPON C O U P O N SHOCK SPECIALS d a ^ T l b Ü . ” * * '* “• *n , 'n‘ h- nk (M alcolm X) P a r t during a huay Sun- T ra ilb la ze r Sun MacKenzle attends opening of McGovern’ s A l bina headquarters. » Bring this ad with yew Io any " f (ho A n o cialo d Tira Conlon listed balow for UNHEARD O f LOW PRICES on all medals of G abriel Shocks* |i GABRIEL HIJACKER SHOCKS W , It GABRIEL ADJUSTOMATIC SHOCKS ‘ I GABRIEL HYDROSHOX $ JJ85 $ I'ofclR 36 000-mil« guereet»« > i|z GABRIEL STANDARD SHOCKS g w o i» y 24 0 0 0 - m .l« QSB # OOth $ LM f w O 'e n t « « RO<h GABRIEL SPRING OVERLOAD SHOCKS $ 1Q 8B I > 36 OOO-rm l« gw These are ca rry - out prices. Installation is available. Prices good thru June 10. /^ASSOCIATED ~~7/ 1 7 / -------------- I Senator Wayne M oïse enjoys a cup of coffee with M rs . C larine Smith and Tim Stafford during coffee hourat Bethel. An alert --------- 4 by Carlos Russell W e ’v e g o t over 300 good, s te a d y jobs. In construction, trans portation, communica tions, compútete. F o r photographers, printers, truck d rive rs, surveyors, typists, TV cameramen ami repairmen, cooks, electricians, m e d i c a l skies, motor ami m issile men. To name a few. We’ ll train you todo the Jobs. And give you full pay while you train . Starting at >288 a month. Your choice of training. If you qualify, before you sign up. F o r Information call: 222-3011. T o d a y 's A rm y w an ts to jo in you. Neat 2 bed room on 18th and NJE. B rya n t.F .C .B . Two Fireplaces, Big Garden space. Nice am) Neat for only >17,500. Juat right for You. Call J ohnny, 665-3491. 100 X 100 handy man special on 4134 N .E . llth. >10,000 buys three bed rooms, full base ment, big living and dining room and lots of space for a f a m i l y . Johny 665-3491 or Ward 284-7911, J .J. W ALKER "Invest A lew weeks ago, J extolled die virtues of SenatorMcGov- ern. M ore than that, I commit ted myself to give some of my time to his efforts. F o r me this was a risky political posi tion since I as a Black man, ami an advocate of Black poli tical and economic power, was taking (In sup of supporting a white man o v e r t Black wo man. C ry shame! Heresy, o rw h a t have you. I suspect that this Is the dilemma facing many Blacks. But none-the-less, I felt then, as I do now, t h a t Senator McGovern is the per son who, given the political po sitions he has taken, could best deliver for the Black com munity. Why do 1 say this? W ell, If we look at tin Democratic hopefuls for Blacks, tin re are only two candidates, Shirley Chisholm and George McGov ern. Lindsay Is out . . . thank God. Hulwrt Humphrey c a rrie s Johnson as an albatross . . . the w ar around his neck, and is a tarnished, one-time lib eral, who should be put to pasture. He still practices the politics of yesterday. His voice, a hol low drum . C olor him faded. Lovely 4 heil room A la meda fo r >31,950 with Basketball court, p r l- vau yard, 100 X 100 lot. Full basement with party room ami fire place, oil lieat sprink ling system and lots of other extras. C all CU r Ward, __________ flree Bal Room . . . Needs work . . . 5706N. E . 9th Avenue for only >7500.00 with >1,000.00 down ami >100.00 per month. C all Jim Stahl, 292-3113, Evenings. REAL ESTATE In the West" Muskle . . . the light that of the firs t. If not, the first to Senator to express sympathy failed. Color him amber, say so. Would cut moneys for to M inister Farrakhan and the M cCarthy . . . one Issue, one Portugal and Spain. Believes Muslims for the violation of song, one poem. C olor him In reparations for Blacks and their sac red temple of worship blue. would suggest a "m aster by the New York City police, George Wallace . . . S.O.B. plan" for the ghettos. Was since the right of worship is Color him "sheeiless.’ ’ firs t against the w ar. Believes universal. Some of the whites Scoop Jackson . . . do I have that the real w ar is against felt that this may be inter to? Color him green. rats, lead poison, dope push preted as opportunistic or So now we are left with Shir ers, abandoned buildings, des would present special prob ley and George. pair and hopelessness. No, his lems . . , too risky, etc. Shirley is Black, articulate, record, so fa r. Is really unbe I smiled anti remembered charismatic, and would have lievable. the quiet attribute to Saul us believe that there Is a pro But a Funny Thing Did Hap AI insky: "The liberal is a grammatic component 10 her pen on My Way . . . I Stopped! person who leaves when the candidacy. But as much as I Suddenly after two meetings fight begins." searched, all I hear Is James at his New York headquarters, This thought triggered an Brown’ s "Talking Loud ami that putrid aroma of white pat other quote attributable to Saying Nothing," ernalism perfume (wrmeated Dick Cregory. "T h e liberal Almost every issue Is re the a ir . is the guy who would hang me duced to male vs. fem ale . . . The New I lem ocratlcC oali- from a lower branch." vaginal politics, so to speak. tlon vintage. It was then that a funny thing As Assemblywoman, she F o r the uninitiated it Is an happened to me, I said to my authored no major bills, and as attitude which says "W e know self, check out these white a Congresswoman, the same. the Black community, and how folks andwhatpowerdoBlacks Also, Shirley was not In Gary. to deal with them” really have in the New York, Can you Imagine? 10,000 Reform politics as prac McGovern campaign? Blacks ami the one Black can- ticed by NDC and some so- Do they have power nation dklate lemalna in F lo rid a. called lite ra l whites is to reg ally? Rumor has It that Yancy F urther, while It is true that ular politics what rteo-colo- M artin , McGovern’ s HJVJ.C. the Congressional Black Cau nlallsm is to colonialism. really has no power. Is this cus Is no paragon of existence, In my book, the politics of true? It seems to me that the witness the disclaim ers ot NDC Is vulturlstic. They are only reason for supporting Gary ami their unwillingness paper tigers; hanging on to anyone at this time is that the to stick to tie game plan which McGovern, hoping to gain legi candidate suppor ts the Nation they set. timacy and credibility If and al Black Political Agenda, and There was Louis Stokes In when hewlns. Remember, they a role in all thedecision-m ak- Boston at the forum on "W hat supported Goldberg. lng processes which would af Our National P rio ritie s Should the c lim b e r for me was the fect the lives of Blacks. Be; saying, "W hile It is I rue revelation that Senator Mc Si’eciflcally, in New York that we were the Initiators of Govern on his trip to New York that would mean that NDC the G a r y Convention, the to speak to the Negro Women's would not be the sole arbitor mem tiers of the caucus who Hunger Convocation, was to of McGovern’ s candidacy, participate did so as Indivi tour the Bronx; a tour that took they have their not-so-hldden duals. three months to plan, yet his agenda. And that Blacks at "Thus the convention can people In New York had done so headquarters, who-so-ever not bind the caucus as a body.’ ’ without considering a tour in they be, he given the lever Still M rs . Chisholm by her Harlem and the mayoral poli which w ill allow them todellv- lonesome, boiled, ami on her tics of New York. e r for Blacks. own deckled to run, using her Strangely the putrid a ir Is Coalition denotes equals. If favorite w e a p o n , accusing not something that is said for Blacks a re to participate, they them of chauvinism ami having this Is always milk-soppy, but can not he errand boys, "A re other commitments. rather that nothing which Is you rennlng with me Senator?” No, I cannot support Shirley. advantageous to Blacks, and If this happens, then it would Gary was the clincher. | re planned by Blacks, ever really sug£«»t to those Blacks who fused to he taken for granted. seems to happen. It seems that like McCovern and a re willing She has been too sure of the Blacks must always wait for to help should go fishing, for Black vote. Skin color is not white sanction. here in New York It's the same enough. We also tried to get the old same old. Why M c G o v e rn ? Simply whites to consider visiting (Carlos Russell is Dean of this. Every position taken by 116th or 125th Streets. But we the School of Contemporary him so far falls squarely In the were told that " I t couldn’ t he Studies at Brooklyn College ball perk of the Black position. done, plans were already laid and a mem berof the American He supports the I Iteration out . . . may create confusion." ami a member of the Am struggles in A frica. Is fo r a We then suggested that It sterdam News E d i t o r i a l guaranteed annual Income: one would have been good for the Boa rd.) AH ___ laaUatm CENTERS J secret service agent guards the candidate. A funny thing happened on the way to McGovern ------ T 2600 S.E. Holgate 5734 E. Burnside 7301 N. Lombard 12040 N.E. Halsey IN WOODBL RN: 1140 N. Pacific Hwy. 233-5542 ??4' ? 32.2 286-1669 255-2241 5811 N.E. Sandv 2002 S.E. Stark 6841 N.E. Union 633 N.E. Broadway COUPON 288-6461 235-3118 283-3118 282-2581 IN' M CM INNVILLE: 1515 N. Baker
