Buffalo Criterion, 1968-04-27

              vol no 5 it pays to do business with established firms especially your very own ! ! ! m it pays to do business with es tablished m the criterion preaa offers photos engraving ads public relations job print ing and publishing — with one of the greatest depths of knowl edge about negro development in western new york — all in one it op shopping — a fixture since 11923 price 10 cents yes there is a big "* ■ ■-- >• sr 354-w "," ■ i j 7v difference the buffalo criterion western new york's institutional negro voice will never muddy - vp m the field it is fully equipped to do the job your ads and sub : scriptions help to perpetuate buf ■ falo's only necessary and legiti mate negro press *• ' this acurate mouthpiece haa j made many contributions to . the ; growth of this community for j more than 2-scor years - >'," * ■--. - j y , j^-ix-r buffalo n v saturday april 27-ivlay z 1968 the buffalo criterion business men to meet may 8 to form buffalo nbl chapt group to meet ! at greater hope < .'-■/ i ran effort ts iabl!»h a '/* attain th-pter at the a ' tfnaal business / league !. ***. j j_**f*et..y acquainted te meeting j ef business and prefsasional ' men and women'"will he , held • 7»»;':th l i,n»in hop baptist otter nt %' t ira : st hrv j ■*'' *!"*"• msma-a . minister en rj w of-wsdsjr-i evening may ■' ith yj'*t ait''ta j'j'r.j i 7 t>"e rl was . tn.isi.it by k \ bmhcr t ; aa m >»'•««{ ih and h a had mtutand f •■ : mt-ta*atv_ne«n''''l-^gt*«__t r.km stneting see ., p it l*l *. * j jj ■■■*.■%--■*■*. ■>-■> •"'"-.' -"' . _■ - senate race | jmy wut^*_lm_c>r ao rpy.c__urti'(udte».its •«'»».' li depend , eaaeltfate jtajr ittalßi*aamttirstfk the 188 tn : i pk/lr-'-jrr'jj i j i if l t.i me . mug tlrcsilat j ed • by theii^im wsrtarrg ts participate % ia .. the % i coming | ■ j fyymaty ■ electimm the vent ««! ath ticket jjjßfj promoted to higher job "*-£■ appointment . of i ham . t olive 225 hamburg turn pike . lackawanna a a , bricklayer foreman in th tl technical - department at | j b**hlehi"i stsaj corpora i i stan's lacks warm pi ant ■ wm „ ■ airman ',' today * by i hubert $. mat all general , jtwmgtiv y ,.-.- -;.*.■-** a native of konas city g ms fmr ! : liver - 3 attended kansas vacation ' college ' ?: ___ j-atoed the plant's ma ' ch_t_ca department in 1951 and was appointed a sub reman in ibe bricklayer i'-fc-ttinn tn ims ■ ,'• ■ t mr oev*r i * member vmammpawtmtt lodge no , >. f.*a,m»"y , .... 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' seminarians apologize to non-violence society tha student of lieu,j jwo^s-cal seminary a*)«d , a-waasss and apologized l»:ijwiavh^tr h society which hs sufler because of our ; indifferent xfcfs apology was contain | mm an open | i ( . r oi cn.ttern approved by tins seminarians in a standing 1 respeme as read,y!>j ; them by their senate pre tin i osvid renchak at a set rtce f pent-mat dedication fe'jneinoryof dr martiu l lather king - freichak read ftp who t-name of christ f ranftdt - to - less than >„ mto^f the sample ot cm crucified j liuxl^juul^tl^jk j t t^lfa i_n.i_r.tiy.;«pqingiz ami y w | v tf a-nftvrsseaa j of "<' lhe jtur uwte m^-lttsftt rf wii-i wieiyuwttjch '••»* »«***: li^»^^^|*|p*2tita _ i fl___________-v--_____-_.aa - a^atw m - _ mm *• ws_t**g _* f-'wm'lß f wrttll^ft rf dr k.nfl 7 j ;£#£ cart ititdquktj bethel ■ ; pemamttm y paid -.. tribute to jib memory at dr king and reminded seminarian to he | talthftijai,their caning a ! servants at on chen j../':alts the chapel program j em'narians and faculty i members joined in a silent j i march rf christian . witness out from the chapel to tn camtxis ok bjcsthm ; the rap st half mast was rais ed to full mast as a trum , i par tribute was sounded ' hark coleman secretary of i h student association led i bt 7 prayer of dedication ' ! the tetter which i being \ liaiifboted to the more than >** churches of the baptist general conference which per«tes bethel , frenchak stated that th message of the letter would i communicated to the negro prats and numerous racial tugs-mzatlone also to spesk the apology ws fee us broadly «» we can frenchak said several seminarians told < him -- of their change in position regards dr king as hi i pergonal faith had been ; opened to them in the past few days upon learning more mbout his philosophy of non violence jr t a m i.these j three representatives of st paul t-*h*s in .?' re yiwfir va spoke on be k~l s j elr lt mf titution aml 5 tht mem s o ■-■ th united negro college fund at ww campaign kickoff affairs in three new ; york cities scheduled mid april ; : l to n f bernard young jr spc's di rector of public relations - and information miss hortense h few-ikes a senior from blaccstone va and william g palmer also wslw south boston . v they spoke m buffalo niairar falls anti syracuse the fund goal is 10 million george rose gets promoted george r rose who nailed as 1500 a year outside jon/tar in the erie clunty division of buildings 30 yer(s age to day was appointed to the 10,000 a year post of chief of building service in the buildings division ■'■'.... mr rose who *> 1937 be came the first negri to be appointed in the buildings o.vision of the county gov mment takes over his new duties wednesday morning he is presently the $« 600 a year * head jsatitor in the dij.i--._in the salary rattle fur mr rose's new position retires a maid mum of 11,190 wwch he wtit reach la january 1970 through two 625 yearly increments the appointment of mr rose to chief jj building ser vices to succeed fran x schwab resigned was an nounced by george . w let tier deputy superintendent of of the county public v*trfcs department wowing a con fenhee with county execu tive edward a rath ; -, ye edward a rath when mr rose entered county service as outside janitor his duties were thovejlng snow and mowing the lawn at the ctunty hall to 1913 he was promoted to inside jaa'tor in charge of such tasks as washng why j