Buffalo Criterion, 1960-11-05

              more people see 11 when it appears in i the criterion /* buffalo new york saturday november 5 1960 the buffalo criterion the criterion 15 completely published in its own plant v vol xxxiv—nu 44 price only 10 cents t 1 buffalo philharmonic will feature two negro stars friday november 11th erie co expects heavy vote booths open election day ii a.m 9 p m on fiertioa bay tueaday n-'fl '!'.. lha voting l>mkfc m i hie county ia,f open l.utn * a m to 9 p m x i a wul ot 1,114 titi/tnt ar cligiwe tn *»«* nctl tmngjay there ate 2ft*.l?l - m ihe itty ol ttu,'f*.'o ami 2tj.jf.3 m q hf11.111.-tlvl f 1.-x i 141 it \ fkt»u*e of ff*r i.ki i.a i lite tn the number o eugijile fcastya the krie county fww«j of lie lionj uiges a|l vp^cra to l llie polls jm cafly'uv tbe flay as ptn\imp .., „ ""' an i!y vol ml tie pre vent long hntt at tbe election booths 1 r.g 11l liuaj evening toflfluf .. ; ". vol c4tly nd void handing iin line »■ • -.; r-c-iv »■ . buffalo comm to aid la mothers children the conctrn ot a foap i buffalo imuer lot 21.000 urn ! i»-j'n mothers ami chi'mien ruth | it nt ffcrrtt lh swlfare roda j a ift<r beginning tit -.*... growing j bammku in buffalo to mend md i tbt utfciing : iibililren mr j hot act walkjw "" 2 wetter 5 i pehtsidt'lbe aid ef het havband lfot«e watiiita -...•! tier father iui'tantmm wftcgjpmn piiio per tonality laspifflrd hy the devotum n»i hard nk of the tfirte a trttr-i of ms wmlins ba do sated ifa icfci of a huge an *» e*rry food from the peopl arf buti'akt to the starving sbit ' dt of l i..i:»i.a ru , . , „ „- ." mr tsiflrai'r and mr vvat li-i tfeacrtbed the plijlil t)f ihe \ conthfu anj , i;'i!n tjri mr tan«e siii.ljt ru ■, iiinji r,,j:i pofnm iwutiy at t«.jo \ i it m mall a fhmelfl.fl um lo i e tbs " aid afi urtd w.man . tsc - mothers alutmtt otferrd the fm of tbt'tt rtiinm located t tsct at 123s - it-do-,.t aaa m cotlt<3 and atrfia food th o>m ipitti-c to saw tba ng cbi l-ri of lt'iii-.uii.i waa liiim.j llii mr i aim m chairman d mra cmii collier aa co cbbimtae * leaflet «« dietrih uted t the 30 people hn ii trthlefll tf.ttt h-am cuwr po e<l atriimf wuh the appeal to ' t*miii th aa election ta*ne " tt fttwu wm etmtacted per kwjdjy " ,-,: tbt response to they plana ilia harm eacatamtm mm many i liwtla ed piwnd i ww^ier i f v food tilled fanneii toot vtjttawcv etc enutt x collect t to fill the j2.000 povnrf van at far sway am i flrttl.tr tnstand feopla have ttmpemdt to -: the it f innuvfrt children and laaat-tttam twin mo brutal ly h.iimir.d by the victwi n lii.cii.vi linl crow fiivviuttti-l of i ouim-in.-i in j ri'tuliation aj ain\t the tgro pttpnianon for demand ing ihe right tn vote today the vfctfm am nt i thii.iana to aer*aa they may be t.~i to home - \ i i . a pound 4 l.r.itkn lk or a bo of tried railkfrom yow will j help pi lh van a»l friend and | neighbor to help you fill a car i i ih tea i ail tf:vo6 f m t wu ir k lillll 1 im r stone n.b-ea\g mr collier sr itj-mio iminvn auianccl nd make aiianpttwemi io ie!i«er your i dimalhmi or have it pa.ii it op il *' money a>h.ii<iiii still b very helpful too and ahould go to ihrlr^iii lix ami flhtaiul traas will si |. h ta flurvr f',f nnihiec •.»" % s,ne '. the starving cfcikken srf louiaiaaawl iwelkcr si bflo claims honor of integrated church negro is asst minister '" new * rmk~m__m£''\&\ad a kir meaning to th o4 xtty of good ne*gj*ort '.■ aixoe&ag to an article mi the november •*■•« of coronet mag xiv :< baa one nf the few «• a*n,ted cburcv in dm united state wi«jj i _ **• anmiatry the concordia i ttdtttpa church m noithasipion * .> the ehurdl otter the past few ycanr „- has t ..">•■ and won an catended bat tle agamat racial tendons detpitt os wf.rlmipg imposition two year p unit was lab f ionmtung < mtamtim tago a w xflfltse membership bad plum meted erne high of mm to only 220 mttam « one wile dm at concordia eight other chairchea bad mwtly shut down sold mm go a.i negro group or relocated mom of thif german familkt who founded 9a-yeary*d < xmoatxb i»se moved oat ami today the ' at a * about 60 pen cm negro | — r choir con grega are integrated ;"' rr*m a made cod ami christianity mm frank a sedita presented ttm "*«» l 71 city to to m**y**m adam clayton pawrll at mr mortal auditorium last <*.. ; day »***« aariaa a mm6a _\ mptmmn by n.e uatted dttme i wwie hteehag oauahlas mayor bee many appointees mate announced he meeting drew a m-rm-m «-.*... - kflmv tut+*ay tattm 1 bethel w.i t'hmrh l oepaaamdmm pie ii 1 fe.ee rhtrttfl to mapfcr.ll liflii'...rd gtexitttm of ' the total naacp for the st-la hem.m -[ oration i uifld ihi 1 right are i mis ijkrerta harriot stf mary i vlflre thaßarflf li.a..n mall l ' txamdtr mall pr^wattat rbttk , for mti *.<* sigma fraternity mr dullard ut i.ki m4tr ana pa««or of ttbwy of peace i t."h«rth pro minx cheek for tha i ehiirflh am bum inii»i»trr mt | hatry m hiie actions of local demo committee nov i a civil rights party i spfl<kc->n«ji rapped ihe dcmocra j lie party ft»r abusing maloney j baclei-s ll 11 adam cl.iyuw powell meeting in memoiial au ' iliiotium sunday jox-ph waller public relations chairman of the independent j group to lect a negr.t judge j iflm'a >.! that supporter of atty clarence m m flet fin city cotrt jiitlise were at no denied rntrsno ,„ ih meeint hilled aa a t..nsj kigtus k.tiiy istt.ii they : aopcaretl wearing maloocy signs i ; they led that they hail every right to attend the public rocn p be said an.i were finally . at'outled ■"';- . .'; '■: lv ■ :■:'■"- ._ y '- any milotxy who la riming ' ; e__._*t t . citfil mpgbtp.ticliqfmmaf : ' premeir fa the ymitittke&mfijkir i moat m way crsnpletrfy ignored by ihe platform even though he :< the only negro candidate run ning in buffalo , ' waller icored . ih . d mocratic party for trying to curtail th i civil righta of m.ilrmty supporters ! we knew of course he stated | that the pirns purpose of tins meeting a to rally negro vote for the democratic party uut j wnec this was done on the iaau ' of civil mghis we ft that it was a fitting trne and place to raise the immediate issue of ne gro representation which villi face very vo on election day in ihe candidacy of attv i tttammf tht behavior of it local dem ocrats on 1 hit occasion shows how afraid they ate of any group that is ii earnest about civil ighu.v ",' he continued this incident eaffiim the fart that both de mocrats and - republican contint-e to oppose the running of negro candidate foe major public of fice twre tn buffalo this typi of opposition ban only spun v on to work ba for the kv nam of mnv lot first negro lodge any maloacy sarin addma the buffalo branch negro anw*k'.«ifl labor council sunday afternoon nov sth and attend a coffee hour in his honor at watts me morial flml zion chatcb 455 cian»fv>d aye that evening he di pea a ' tndup rally oo i .. i monday evening at a bapt barest i*2w htatflbout pliws i t.tmowipg a city-wide slhjtflfc negro's campaign for office in massachusetts unique look says ; new : york—the . candidacy of j***^j^wyc**.#isc.*swr ryl : inf af«*e ; - m.ijhaaaiciiwktatim the rcpuwicar ticket wa called a bold step in a new directum tbt-ccmmoßt about edward w brooke wa mad in in article a negro run for slate office a look magazine • ' . noting that a ncg'o hi rar?ly asked for the support of a pre >. nin-aftf'v while cfccto'are look c ll brooke's campaign unique aince there a only 93,000 ve groea in the state of mass hi i artn ."-.;.. --—- - ■ ■■■■—■■ . .. . | | rl.l.fm — nils it a photo of the mm heme baptist church home which ta former i cited at bi union j st but will be drtnoauied for redevelopment rev n a mason pastor an nounces that a rx lets . t be held la the rhiinh t*.*t located ort * richmond and fi»r.kiaridfc sunday nor fcth tba public a welcome gershwin night with philhar the buffalo philharmonic or chestra under the direction of joseph w'mcenc offer an all girsbwin program with rawn spearman aod olga james as volohts who a.,11 sing fl , e of gershwin's most popular song fhey flflill also sing the lead in a concert version of porgy and hem orchestral selections wih infms ***** up th haul and wintergreen for president rem the musical totn:dy of dice i sing and gershwin's famed composition an american in pari . , . . r-ovn spcannan splendid ne gro baritone studied with rot and luy.s the noted mmm ar tist who as his inspiration to  ward a musical career mr spear m wk in the amy was chosen as of,>,s ( with fon j v an md *• *+* try chortia after k „ tng the j at^t he faired south america j canada and the ,-„„„, states h th rak tefcilee singers - after this tour he studied at the american theatre _**% he | won the marian aettngm award in i'm and m 1951 he reeved the john hay whitney awa j \ and the griffith music rniinda j t-.-n award ihe award of th . american theatre ma giv , en htm up the occasion of his first iccilal at time hall that ''•*"■ f">r m spearman has guest soloists [ below — the j f barle detective agency bencvoknt hub sponsored a meeting fa me etc ■ ti n of willian c hcffr.»n dent oevatie candidate tne amu i tali i 1..a ( | fy court last j r , day rflealn at jess clipper past _ arty ileffron has been practicing , l-'fl fur many years and w the e ffber of three children htbu j ip'rfene.-d and ttell-quatifkd his [ rnn-b-r i 11 | a the photo are - i president llart,in a*v hiffi ctp miami and mr barite f * y.___la_t^...,m . ..■ ■. testimonial dinner honors howard u pres emeritus mordecai johnson washington d c howard university officials " announced plana for a testimonial dinner in honor mt fl l«.r.k..i w john fltn who rctrcd as ptemde i of the university in l une foloj*'ra 4 years in offic die dinner is scheduled for 9 p 0 mm nov 21 m the lam pat hotel y.y a national crenitnttce of nome •■ iflstfl^aw citiaens waa named by university otiiciau u serve a c»a»ouaavri with the i toward board of trustees of the dinner co-chairman of the na tional committee at mr efca mv koowvelt of new york ciy i id i nrimer d milton of affect f^^t^^lak^p^itlt4^l*vt.l iitc » mtm o alto ftmatty man of the .- board of trust « howard my ' ' ■' . howard p-esklcnt j»nc m na toil jr will present or johnson 1 or johnson who is now pres ident ime mis of the university was ipponl ,( president of how t'd r in 192 m drrai io the ' um'versitv from charleston w a where he had served as na«ior sf the first mama church during his 34-year t:nure the university experienced the great est growth md development in | its 9?-y.ar history fr-r his work iv johnson has received innumerable dtoltona in cluding honor iv . degree from nine universities ceremoniea nor 21 in washington honor haa received many citation mrs britt returns to lackawanna mrs huh a drill president of the • ... uinta urancb of naacp and mr ruby par h»m chairman of th nlemher mrs bhirr . ella plays dramatic role new cent film t . ... - ■ "":'.■.. \ man wooun or tifiild eoa j the ptairttt so si>v timg oo -| by tt l.iii liuj.iatd he a | iii'crruis to jiioie ihaa l»e ainl j iiy with a v>pg j a iviiui inlr itiitriin of air e.,t tonsmievj ilia kuzsefjlj f u«.cti|s i enters upon a new i pikfl-.e of citteriaimneiu in let j jtti al.m wiitc my l^flitarh lh«j iitflv c'o'iimbu picture aha irar ring hurl ive shelley wlitsrk lame djiue jem seb.-f g and ttic^rilo montaiban opening nov j 2i-.il at the cniury iheaire • j * l-lla has turned la italic lifting mv«l her fttfaimaic#£9ai i et no mm write my epi . ! tapir places h.t " ih . the rci j ifl^efroni of holt)wood attention jlf i.rr thins m;s fitrj«i»m j ct>;e.t it uicceti at p • tonal and j is unexpeck-ii as that firnt achiev ed l.v bii:l it hima.lf a aorkl ; f.kiithis singer en be fitted i lib firs character role or hoof jer fred a^taire when he turn ed serious in tin the beach or i b»i crosby han.t i with ht i aciiikiliy vn.ii't!-w:nrip f*fforn , meet in going my way *...' .-* n let so man v it my epitaph mis izjc..ili pl»y big flora cbkaso hooky-uitdt j flinger aho tries to help'-sbewyy ■ wptut bring her sou safely out x their skious slum cn*i«watt»cßt ll ••».. crtn'mm f h^r nmm fajjk hi/.i.tkm.n y%-,,^y segregation good for 40 years longer johnson tells audience ■: n y c judge s*y statement reflcctgv ■ south attitude negro loader relwl 7 — ■ - ■ ■ l mm ._' ..' - ■ __ _. ' rfl (• '- siti yesk predicts by vtr l^-'^jk ay y v ■ tthe bie_aaattkbemeamt_i__&4er f vice ted*_at.*__*.t_to-tirp&''i i gation woultfny be eliminated ua-i til 40 yean from now brought j waat t'.nn negro leader a v fitresee it ending long . fseforc | ! then ■- i going on record as opposed to i loh"son's thinking was a philip randolph respected ati.-cto la j hot leader and a veteran civil i i rights fighter i disagree with th i id^a that if will take that long i to eliminate discrimination in am j erica he ttict ifl>hnson made hia • fefecast in a qtic-iionnai . tent to him mil other prominent am ertcir by tie union of american hebrew congregations final service to be held nov 6 at lloyd's mem looking bask will he the scr.oon topic of the rev paul e johnson when he preaches at the final t»o hip service lob he'd i 11.->yd"s memorial consre gationat church 501 s division st nov i at x p m the church i scheduled fnr t iv.-lition sewn as a part of the fcllic»tt district redevelopment project mr johnson a graduate ft tajjedega l lege and hart ford theological seminars is a grandstwt of the late rev sidney o _ johnion who was pastor of the church for 28 years he is ihe associate minister of the congregational church of north new york the choi's of michigan aye )' "• church will sing for the service at the close of the vr ice the minister and deacons will tarry the christian symbols from th bir'td.'ne irb<-liaing the end lloyds memorial i continued on page 4 costiaaed oa paste a * hamtimm am page 21 continued on page 1 i