Buffalo Criterion, 1965-08-21

              price—io cents buffalo s v saturday august 21 28 1965 vol 39—no 20 for the best and widest coverage of community affairs read buf ■■■**■■ y " falo's pioneer negro newspaper ■- ■ . *■■ i jy ■ - -■ - . the criterion—the medium that ■■' - - j .. . ... fl , " ■ j v —-_■ t - has watched and helped neggro buffalo grow and is the best t ' ' v.v _ .'. ,' ■''' -' o ' v "■ " ■ "'■: ' t '■■-"-'' i , ■ ' jt f -' * -"* '■ •■ selling colored weekly on the ni ■ ■ *■ ■■ *■• ■ . ■ ' ■ * ■ • - agara frontier coming october 14th — an other isc criterion with ■ : 7 „ -„ ■■: news features plus the beautiful 12 page na tsgnal scene magazine be sure to get your copy of this most interesting edition ! the buffalo criterion dillon's assistant praised by judge latona james hunter is buffalo's 1st negro motorcycle officer i former officer davis made an attempt to join cycle squad i last week another break through in negro representa j tion became a reality rin the buffalo polite department when james £. hunter of 717 best st former patrol man of three years tenure workiing n precints 8 and 12 was appointed to the mo j torcycle squad - a former esso gas station operator in the area he is also known in the ferry busi ness area mr hunter grew up m buffalo attending local school s he studied violin under frank e merriweather edi tor of the buffalo criterion . who was connected with the , urban league music school six yew ago efforts were made to have resigned patrol man ben davis appointed to this department recently ml an editorial the criterion pointed out the need of >£„ i*egr t to this p>sd jl te jr the : jm__ma_b^ttt--nf^i '■**"' a mr hunter a well known auto mecbiflßk is wail qua j fied for the poet 7 >;" i holds 2nd anniv • mam and mr i t bey*e et calvary mamittt church 931 william st have torn feted am tbtit strand atmt yy m k.*4*rs el th ' 4 world war it veteran am tied dagr maun rev jmepea am bin wu have tern treat math carrying em m the l ": faemmpe j of . the ■ * in i a ivamder r met peter : tram ■ mat 4 s '■' ' ',£*.,; feaa^'uc wm a bald •. la their j ■ honor ■; at ■ the sutler tmmas friday oft ml comm schneider to speak at luther school ','- 1 mr a wisiam h " tssif ydsr t coatnusaianet id pumice i ter the city of buffalo will be tv ' featured speaker at thf meeting of the parent xmuiai league of martin lifter school wfcrcn will be belt en october 14 at i 9-'bt in the school auditori u as 168 eggert rd _ mr schneiders topic . will toes attitudes cf children bed parents to the cop on hie beat 7 the opening devotion will be fed by mrt herbert s mtrmm after which a s tort busiest meeting will be fttiti '. a"yt maftetiunetds will he serv ■ d by th toll grade mothers -**** mrs arthur f dw as ' beevtm j d carr loses nephew cousin through illness whan it rams it pours tedse john d carr widely kanwn hmmrvtn and new paper columnist's nephew david prtdgta and his double 2 , sam carr both of mm yo«k cm who were ea tor a short tune died mmm the eama mfc judge carr was ju re ******* from an accident which had removed hint from circulation for the past year but gathered enough aflnerjjy to gg m new york and pay his final respects to mt nephew and cocsfei after burial services judge carr visited with his v.4 year tt sitter mm hannah i ***** of kaekewuflik new jersey another sister w fatella strawberry aad her 1 mm ma frank waltrr and a niece mrs charles woodson he aiaa visited other rai ttlves namely mrs ahneta fasten and ralph carr of hesv york city end the far moat master joe wei emtt of new jersey judge carr made the trip v ctam&r accompanied by mr clarence mobley of buf f ski ■ *_ ______ more shelter classes planned two more itett«r imna mam rla*te have beam •« htmfuiffld by erte natty civil drtetwc doctor wil ham j flytin hue anrw»tin»'fl*«t shelter immemt alfred o retter has dele the clsaaev tor lecture iwiioni on thun day oct 7 l and 11 *» a combined ahrlter 4 - av thun,.oct i . the trainer will meat train 1 tt t.i 4to p m or from • m to t:js p m in tha shi-tiffi training acad emy anil finally from la m to 4 p m to the buffalo <*«>' hah tdbmtmmmm m ter rcgtttered ter the eieme are fl*t>r»-»««tativr of pub ik and private buihhnsx at government churvhee pub lic and parochial school and an titatitutton tor chil dren training el managers for the public fallout shelter is i moat continunu«i shrw.-.h the i year m erie county defense jikr it tntmtaii ©* radtolost eai mnmiert disaster mere tm md medical tide trtedi cat sed9ie\\*er n mvun . tecr.v hi aii./vis when aitjfl hayes lectures start oct 17th i the ssth mm of hayes i lecture will open sift-day on 17 at 3 o'clock in the buffalo museum of science j auditorium color films of expeditions an adventure m ; faraway places and the beau ty and drama of nature are : presented and are personally ftarratad by the people who took them doors open it 2:15 for those with member-'^tip cards in the buffalo society of natural sciences the gener al public is admitted be tween 2:43 ami 1 p m if space is available tha schedule is as follows oct 17 south on th wind by robert c hermes nov 7 gold of the ama hon isy franklin k pod dock bm 5 heirs can yon country by arthur m dewey dae it new guin ea the last cannibals by jens bjedde » jan 38 hunia the val ley t eternal youth by ren re taylor feb 79 worth to he polar seas by arthur c twomey mar 8 mexico's california by laurel reynolds and apr 3 wings i the wild by aivah w sanborn women's day at bethel a.m.e bethel amf church michi gan and e ferry celebrated | women's day sept it the ituest speaker at the 19:30 a m service was mrs ar thur o eve who spoke on i the theme women a height depth and width in ' he second dimension ** at 4 p m . mm t.uta pn ples was m c.4 the cow narion ceremony lie and mrs g o crumpley hid dm procession mrs crumpley was stun nmg m wmh brocade satin the slimline htgh-allt skirt and over mouse covered with seed pearls white twisdij purse kid shoe and gloves looking every inch as the first lady of bethel should they were followed by the officers of dm church then cam the general chairman of the day mrs matilda d swmster she was charm big in a baby rink taffeta formal with a hack accent of a train outlined with dam ty applique then followed the royal procession this was a form al dress ceremony the wo men were beautiful and the men very handsome blue sap-mr . queen beulah jotes was bethel i , - this scene teak place al f bethel amf church inlaw : big the annual queen con test in connection with wo j men's day recently fa the photo are i mra g g crumpley mr i jones mrs beulah jones queen rev g g crumpley \ paster and mrs matilda seamater general chairman ira dixon photo founders day at united holy church founder day will he ob served at holy church of america inc 564 william » , oct 15-17 the major port of the pro gram will be held sunday in he afternoon frank a se d«a democratic candidate tor mayor will be the lay men keynote speaker delegates are from north carolina virginia tennes see maryland pennsylvania new york ronton and the district of columbia ' -' among those attending will be the following bishops harry l williams an eld t c peterson maryland m c golden ohio f yel verton n c m c hay wood mich t k keke monrovia liberia africa mrs heulah house n v mrs illy mitchell n j mrs gertrude puts wis mis martha lawson oho mrs beulah lee ti c : mat lie christian maryland lit iv cook virginia rev r dicker-flon fsgrner al chairman and sen bis hop broamfield johnson of dorchesier mass mother of mrs n a mason dies | the mother of mrs mary mason parsed away in los | angeles calif friday s***pt 28 is6j she left by jet oct j ist to attend the funeral she experts to return about the 15th her address there is am $. dahon aye los anaeles california mat twenty-four pupil of schl augustine bradley died sept 27 ims in meyer me morial hospital he was a native el pine bluff art and wss born dec 14 it he came to buffalo in mil mr bradley was the lather of 1 sons and • daughter funeral services were held thursday sept is at the hunh of cm in christ lackawanna eld eart net son paster survivor are ms wife ruby sens carlton and jamas daughters gladys mowers dorothy armstrong evelyn seward milwaukee wise ccraldtae vivian and lane ana brother and live sisters interment was in mt flape cemetery sherman 1 walk er mortician was in charge 5th anniversary observed the fifth anniversary of rev a benson pastor of mt moriah baptist church and his mite was observed sept 5-12 rev t j woodyard pas lor of ebenerer baptist church and rev j williumt of bethlehem baptist church participated on the program sarah patton boyle at lincoln memorial oct 29 author of de - segregated heart ami for humans only sarah patton boyto will speak at lincoln memo rial methodist church friday october 29th at 8 pm a white southerner and a contender for civil rights she m being presented by the women's society and ws.g at the church masten avenue anj main street one-third negro f-ball players hail from small colleges ; of the 220 negro players in professional football today more than one-third or 80 of tbe negro players - came from little-known negro col leges the october issue of ebony magazine • reports tiny grumbling college in | grambling la , lead the pack with is graduates play ing professional ball includ ing all-pro linesman willie davis of the green bay packers the magazine notes that j today there are more gram-1 bling jyads playing profes sional ball than ' there are notre dame grads ebony credits the intense ! rivalry between the national | football league and the j american football - league with the sudden imprest in football players from ali,ne gra colleges with negro players making i up about 13 of the total number of players in profes sional football ; taday the older national football league has 140 em*m olav ers while the americas football league has •§. obscure nee college which are protfucing football stars include jackson stare florida a * m south caro lina state allen university tennessee state fisk uni versity 1 remit state and alrwnt collets , ebony notes that many of j be profiflflionai start had little oprnn-tunitv of aura-t ing all-american honors whtf i plavteg coseee ball at ab j ac actuals bat they have attracted the attention of football scout who generally find tne sm-irn ha«*ers h je get and faster than their white counterparts ebony concludes - .;.. ' i a social tea oct 17 a social lea wftt be g»ven by the glenwood bteck odb no 4 amday oct it at die jfk recreational center at the corner of hickory aad clusion sts from 4 tn t p.m re tempest b*£ts wib il ■■'" * ■■.-:■■'■&:■?._ mi _• be tames mac fatter will bo featured john by mm prey dent :- students and faculty of school 75 hold boat ride ?" twenty-four pupils of school no 75 in buffalo had a thriiling educational recently even the weather co-operated to insure the success of their field trip—a tour of the buffalo harbor and a cruise on the niagara river accompanied by the assist ant principal . mr casino palir.o and their class teach er mr thomas harrington they saw many fights sights which can only be seen in this manner—th coast guard station old lighthouse steel mills lake freighters and the canal system the two and one half hour cruise was narrated at ait point of interest by captain maclean of the motor vessel streamliner the children were especial ly impressed with die canal lock and the lift bridge ia the black rock canal after school the principal miss margaret lienert the faculty and the school staff end many of their friends enjoyed the same cruise to gether all agreed it was a wonderful adventure * local history—and fan 1 bur-.yan brewster aa elder s worker af trinity baptist t hjrch shmsfd ha aa inspira tion to many young people at his age he recently re ceived ms diploma fa hy draulics maintenance aad re pairing '/;, ' v ' ha is to he cargratdated industrialists visiting here | two japanese fertiliser executives are in buffalo as part of a six-month training program sponsored by in lernatkinai minerals a chem ical corporation mrtsuo yamazumi of mit subishi shoji kaishi ltd tokyo and chuichl sataka of sumitomo chemical co osaka will visit imc's buf falo plant food facility at 2150 william st to study the operation of a large fertiliser plant imc the world's largest producer of chemical fertili zer materials developed it overdue training arogratn for foreign businessmen who wish to study fertilizer pro duct ion and agriculture in the united states and to be come better acquainted with the managerial stall and techniques used ir modern american business i while hi the buffalo area the two japanese executives will travel with imc plant food salesmen to see first hand bow super raicbow brand fertilizers are sokl » dealers and farmers temporary jobs a competitive examination . for clerk grades cs and j c 5-2 paying f1.63 and 1.77 ; per htsxr to mill temporary : clerical positions in he buf falo district office of the in ternal revenue service seas j annouced today by the board j of u s civil service exam j iners most of these temporary 1 ooftittons will lie filled ear { iter in im6 for duty during i the peak tax filing period which rung from early fob , ruary through april besides i the regular daytime tour of arty it ik expected that there may be some late afternoon i and early evening tours j of duty to qualify for grade gs-i no experience is required . for grade os-2 six months of progressively responsible clerical or office work or graduation from high school is required applicants must also pass a written examina mate m . * j the application form and , a copy of announcement fie \ ny-m i*3 may he obtain ed in any office in the buf > falo area . where this an nouncement is displayed the j board of u s civil service i examiners u s post ook room 226 121 euicott st buffalo applications will he accept ed tmth october 2#th charged of robbery two young men win acquittal defense al l ra c y a mitre clarence m majeney an seymourr ztaibel i wo young men accused of a 20.90 street"mugging july 4 1964 avon acquittal id first degre^'-'robljflery " i '. '„'.' they are harold wallace 20 of 135 gouw:r.k aye nod dexter m«x>>liixigh 2 of 0 william st l ' • both said j they *" weft many block _'.' away when their ac cuser joseph '•. sa ia mi ie of 121 cherry st was beatten and rubbed af . tit y j lfi^m th^vfcjiia of th robbery te them a wearing whmo jacket and glitter shirts ■: but the police describ ed their clothing differently mcc^fougft,«f»'.was reprts rented by ■■ atty clarence m majtmey,.f-iirs*jf icd he s*m q ■ acrkjent ** jeffervun end riley at the same time the robbery we c«*imrj»'ited nnd tity?ptoe i aomtttall that istd : acci'ieru jid-'haprs-n fi l mmamxdy'tiiki]zw^f mil not have been at he scene of the robbery .■****'>} ■ defet cwasel seyroxsr ziwxl 7 '" 7 w**'*7 -.;>:•, • judge latona praised a«*t district attorney manchner'i handling of the trial a a perfect example of the spir _ of true justice dm id prosecuting the guilty aat protecting the rights of the innocent y wife of virginia college prexy passes funeral services for mr blanche taylor daniel mdc td virginia stem couega president robert p daniel were conducted ou mm gluaeld baptisr church m petersburg last week the rev grady w pow-eo pastor of c-ißftew church officiated and was assisted by the rev a j white pastor of zion baptist chart and virginia stat t'odege personnel rev h e tram tm college minister rev otha harris assoc ml cat ; lege minister ray f p *_ davies professor et adas phy and rev dr harry at roberts professor of tar-tota ty a vocal ensemble of yif h,nut stale cntb ■■ choir ! members directed by whtts c patterson participated la the services and c •'..••*■< e whitman caßags org—hit ; active pallbearers ftuhsfoi dr l b brooks provost norfolk division of virgin j state college dr j rupert i picott executive seen of the virginia teachers as rociatinr and virginia stat college staff members a t harris r r mcdaniel a 0 singleton j c nelson jw s cooper and j b lan ders ' honorary pallbearers water alpha kappa sorority the links inc sigma pi phi fraternity treble clef ant book lovers mb and the virginia state college feet y petersburg and norfolk interment wag at bland ford cemetery the fall fashions the senior choir no 1 dt promisefand baptist church is sponsored a fall fashions galore at the church sunday oct 24>.h at 5:34 p.m mm m l artis president rest t devi jw«or continued mm page 2