1972_03 The Daily Collegian March 1972

              2    THE DAILY COLLEGIAN    Homdmy. aterch 4. 1972
Of  O
ban I was smalt
I usad to ploy games
and try to pretend
Try to pretend I was s ssilor or o
Things were so simple then
I romombor rattan I wsx smsll
I ram amber whan I played with white children
why their poronts always brought them in
Oh, I wes so much younger then
 i smell
Brs would inflict their laws
I r*momber how my teacher told me
how everyone wss supposed to be the same
yet they would scold me
Speak English, don't spook Spanish •
What's wrong don't your parents know the I
Oh!   You Mexicans sre all alike '
I wish you were ell out of sight'
I was so much younger then
I was so, so much younger then
To be called a dirty Maxican
this I could not tolerate
Oh, I built up to much hate
Now I'm older and all I want to do
is te try te make people understand
that no metter whst my race
that sit I em is just a man '
that sll I am is just s man.
Enrioue Floret
YOU ARE STTONG Ar*D POWERFUL WOMEN
EOUAL IN BEAUTY TO CARLOTTA
YOU HAVE GIVEN YOUR HEART
AT TIMES YOUR BODY AND LIFE
TO LA CAUSA
MEN HAVE TURNED TO YOU
IN HUNGER AND THIRST
AND HAVE BEEN SATISFIED
YOU HAVE TREATED THE SICK
WARMED THE COLD
BEFRIENDED THE LONELY
MOST OF AL L PUT YOUR STRENGTH
INTO LA REVOLUTION
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Support Pintos, hunger strike
Editor of Ls Vos do Action:
Tea Cklcsno pintos In tho
Freooo County jail are on a hunger strike. They ore trying to
remind the people In the Fresno
area that they are still human
beings.
The Pintos are trying to estab-
llah and develop a Chicano Library right now. They only have
•our relevant Chicano books. Ws
are trying to help in some smsll
way, thst will hsve significance.
May we remind you tket Cht-
canos. no matter In what walk ot
life, need our help.
We must noi turn our bocks on
our Chicano brothers, sisters,
uncles, sunts. and friends.
You csn help by don*ttng your
Chicano textbooks on history,
culture snd literature for the
Pinto*.
We xr* trying to ret the Sheriff to agrex to let our Chicano
brothers  In  jsll  use the books
Demos plot against UFWOC
Editor of Ls Voi do Aztlxn:
Governor Reagan, the Farm
Bureau Federation and Agn-
hoalasea srs determined lo end
ths ontonlzxtton of form workers
through legislation. Unfortunately, they nave a few key Democrats willing to assist them do
this.
1. They are using tho 'secret
ballot* representation election as
a smoke screen lo get their own
union and creote pro-grower unions.
2. Ken Cory, Democratic As-
oomblymxn. hss already made
public statements to growers he
will support leg! slat loo to "control farm workers ."
3. Othsr key Democrats that
joined in this conspiracy last
y*ar were:
Sen. Randy Collier. Northern
Co4jist.es:  Sen. Allen Short. San
Joaquin Sen. Alfred AIqulst, Santa Clara County. Sen. Ralph Dills.
Los Angeles County; plus Assemblymen Ken Cory and Ales
Garcia.
5. Governor Reagan does not
care how much money taxpayers
have to five AGRIBUSINESS. His
veto of the Unemployment Insurance Coverage for farm workers
cost the txxpeyers many thousands of dollars in welfare coata
but would have been a small tax
on growers who should besr the
responsibility.
5. Their intention to put farm
workers elections under tho Division of Industrial Relations.
This is the sxme Division that ls
now unable to enforce the lows
on Child Labor. Minimum Wages,
Sanitation, etc
Please contact ths following
democratic leaders:
Bring or send your ©onatioi
toe Freeno State College Ra,
Studies, c/o Mary E. Zavadx c
Mary Vasouox;
or to Msry E. Zsvsoa., 4515 |
Lamona, Fresno, Calif ,
or to Mary Vaaojuaz. 4530 l
Sterrs Mad re. Apt. E.f Fresr-
CsUf.
Mary E. Zavada(Rt*U)
Mary Vae<
Ross M. Goozi
Aok thoy not to os
pressure* of ootl-UFWOC k
to detect AB4 sod 88 14 aad a
other,  msssoros    tntrtx
against Csssr Chavez' union!a
effort.
1. Boh Morettl. assembly
speaker
t. Leo   McCarthy, ehatro
Industrial Relations Co
mlttee (Assembly)
3. George Mooeo
Uc majority tender, Soeets
mlttss. ;
United Farm Workers AFL-
CIO Bssds yeor action on this lw-
medtatety. Remember, their alum ate aim is to step the political
self determination of farm work \
art.
Coear Chavez. Director
Dolores Husrts. Vice PriMeast
Folk troupe in Fresno Sunday
A troupe which began with eight
dancers and a report ory of only a
few members In 1952. has developed Into what critics see as
an array of color, sound, and
movements depleting the history
and heritage of Mesiro. Today
the company numbers more than
200. Including II dancers and
musicians, and occupies lis own
$15 million theater In Mexico
City.
The famed Ballet Folklorirnde
Mexico will appear In Fresno
March 12 on Its eighth annual
U.S. tour Its company includes
dancers, singers, and several
ftaasBS of musicians. Among the
folk band* sre martschls. ma-
rlmbalsts. and bands of Jarncho
and Huasteex.
Founder Miss Amlla Hernandez, one of her country's finest
ballerinas,   ha*  direr ted  the
troupe into one of the world's
greatest folk Ion c companies.
Her prestige In Mexico mxy bo
equated with that of Dame Ninette
de Valols of the Royal Ballet In
England or George Bslxnchlne of
the New York City Ballet She has
choreographed the show to bring
out   all  the  beautv   and   festive
celebrations which Is only Mexico's.
The company will perform in
32 U.S. cttlee In three months,
beginning with appaerances la
th* John F Keooedy Center for
the Performing Arts In Washington and Including a two-week engagement in New York City.
Notieias de La Razo
Barrio gangs
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Nine East LoY Angeles barrio
gangs have grouped together in
an effort to stop fighting among
themselves and. eventually help
the East Los Angeles bar no
achieve a government and police
force of its own
The leader of the group, called
the Federation of Barrios UiUdos.
told a news conference that the
group would work toward the Incorporation of East Los \ngetes.
BOW Baxter county administration.
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The Federation would pay particular attention to young people
and organize aod sponsor spsrtt
activities
Shooting  ruling
Th* Merced County Grand Jury
has ruled U.S. Border patrolman Edward Nelson, of Freexo.
wax justified Is shooting to death
farm workor Romelo D. Avxloo.
21. of Livingston.
Avaloe was killed in s field
n*sr piooada Fsaruary Is* More
than 400 farm workers attended
kls funeral In At water
The United Farm Workers Or
ganlzlng Union protested the killing and UFWOC leeder Cesar
Chavez hss sal
to stage sit-do<
•ver srmed officers enter fields.
Spanish instructiom
Corning Glses Works is so*
packing use-sod-csrs lostruc-
ttons in BpsslBk ss well as in
Engltek with new pyreswsre pro-
ducto. This is Is i
the growing 1
population In the Unites Ststss
now estimated te he at tesst It
million |