Buffalo Criterion, 1965-01-30

              buffalo n.y saturday jan so-f^b."s 1965 vol 3l»-—o price—io cents the buffalo criterion discuss hiring policies members of the clergymen's : civic action committee recent ly attended a dinner meeting to | discuss ways to help the cham ber of commerce equal job op portunities council solve its problem re v k m mitt-hell was toastrnaster other speak ers were rev j h monroe founded of the committee.and member equal job opportuni ties council jerome e bartow r associate dean of students sfafe l ni v c rsit y college ifenry - coords chairman ejoc hen ry w rryce of ibm the host and lack bucher of the boy scouts council ' y bethesda holy water mission to stay open hiring of more race men is headlined in seminar focus set on negro male ; wednesday feb . .**. 300 representative of wny ftrmtf that hire more than 209 pet poses attended an ail-day con ference at the staffer hilton the services were tpoosoretf - by the job opportunities coun ed of the buffalo arse chain ber of commerce " ; george a spater executive vice president of american air lines set the tone of tha meeting in a brilliant t>*_igtot forvrard and factual address in which lie showed that inte gr-.-ik.nl employment lot american airlines was a healthy experience and baa proven to be fruitful hi company arm bites tie -, igre f'g-nirardemet and several w^w^-ffqw-wrr ies _;.. .. ■ talented artist ybe brotherhood art - pea j ileal ptw»»flred by the n ttanai y cwlerenre at carta titos and jews tt'sshingt-wi a w was . brtd f«hn#ery 31 i toi ay aty^fywashtegtee • - ffafett is-miimbii-il titet jfas*fam asi_*-*--'"^ii ptatmt\twa church,'lhe jew :' b faith a*4 the f artssls s ;■-'< - a'nacewila high srhw»l art bepa-rfnaat *?.'«-_• dsmt 0 ' , tfo the dfaptay far the wash ugvaet t,a and light kerne pamk sen-tea win-few ■ .' harry jmbeemm ■ grand-eta af me aad btrs leamb perk ) er of - m : eatmt street was ] its ©? the art students who j*lm the dismay harry who mian m sculpturing aad j.r*i«'i.**g it a settlor m an i a-aaak m%k sakam and will m*sme ataryt—d art liawtoifc la'ft^paamv y y lsgg [ last yaar he ate ttit mm hasten wax mm guest et 1 beam at a i_nev at ' the , sfenj-e path i hot,j ; h«re \ fee '■ met chic antic warm ' m me supreme cemrt '"' west ' die tfcrs pail - ist mil ataaars [ messrs * ratjiia * jl seeseeei ♦ t«*«t»teme-rv '-.'., z 1 museum of science to accept spring semester registration - - ... vr ■■.'■., -.' ■.--..' . f . rt a spring semester of etaamm , tor r adult ha been j mttmitwed f toy ? j th .:. buffalo ; e*e»w of science lit ham ', baui^patlc aegtttt«tien*'r for i he evening t-laaam wui be accepted beginning > monday masai ii - .•■ . .. - xqkmca '- mill '': start '; in the week f mamh 22 isf~r"p r - farther information fiwjne the adult ." division of tha edutatlcn department at tha museum '. tx 84208 c&a-ey through friday ft «.. to m p m 1 ;'■' *£'-' . '■■'■■ ''•* " '"•'■ y ' f if -' the sky hi ■' cwar the witipi«-f war named easier wm be hi-en by visitor to the qbse-i-vatwry at the juj j «*» muthntm of "■ science in wu*i*»ol_t part on thsnaday i t^roi^tram stpypym j t|py i jjy " ' 2 ■;; gets certificate on march i captain a 1 1 aaymswh jr usm pre emgtga a ' certificate of e temeoct fcr achievement in physical fitness to ronald comer mm of mrs brunei tart et 124 welker st at a school asambry ■ ■ | mr riehatd mas-ka prfn ! elral of tha school amwunc - nd that although comer bad ! achieved the highest score i m the teat thirty ether boys mm also received mifi raw - - - _ -* -' nat’l u league seeks applicants for social work fellowships nw york n v the na ttanal l*an league it seek lag tmhtbtd apirfjcaata for social work fellowships the ir.ifrraci-l profession al social work organisation will ward m graduate fel low h:p for the ims-m ac-a-af year it wee announc •&.' j the fellowships fin-nerd ! by a three year 300,000 1 grant trow the carnegie i corportujoo of new york ; ere ftn the purpose of («{«. tog more professional staff tor the urban league ae cerdiagf-'tot conrad grave ! asttstsnt jirt«.u,j petemmm x__-___j____a__.____s iwt|bfeiv"i s'*n«y r:'«-|..be i rl**a » pet-mm seeking so ■ ■ mat woit eg ' a .-. gartgr te peciaßy • to thoae intcrc»ted ito i aw!tßnj,ty organization aduc-uon pemon«i dm:n -, bt ration labor relation vo , cation guidance f ad coun seling economic and focal iresearch „",' 7 """.'. '-:.. t . .-. \: grave ; said *: application . i tor the feflea-shlp .'.. must '■ hi received at league heed : gunners 1 e ih ft new i i i.li qmship : mrs e f smith dies suddenly i funeral services mere held fridmg pah m at tbe im t*i church of our - sev bmr by pa»»r ; lehman far . •*• «# ms / members ef km i standing she was mrs ■ e*»r au f myrtle a smith af isi butler avenue who died suddenly feb », ims 4ta her imme mrs smith had been a resident id buffalo for many year and was beloved by her many friend -\ --:, .. , the had been a member j af the lutheran church since ilia she mm a native of tor ante oaf aria canasta th daughter at the late andrew and martha mealey she was bam march m im on august m hit she was married to everett t , smith they were the par ent of lour sons . everett > e carlton m melviu f • and the lair albert a she la also survived by one brother lloyd a moxlrv at a«ajo twelve grand chil dren and two great grand ebilarea aad many other relatives and friends hartal waa ta forest lawa cemetery brawn's funeral service lac -. waa la charge rev albano is i dead at 72 i ■ the rev albert j aibptm 12 i_-a^j_———i_u n-**»-"-*™^"*^^^byiß iw 3 wss ta if teße;tlt'lk stou rd elmo ml v 5 tea i a heart ■ attack he ; wa afflm-tc mmistrr of bethesda revival temple to loaawari da n y ..;,.;;".,,.>;.,..;, y mr a!tano was ordained a minister m the church of god to chrlsj in 1*57 fa syracuse he conducted v'det_«*d miracle holy water mission ! to hi home for the patt nix year supporting five wis slmt to africa end homins a giant baptism an nually with the aid ot tho fol lowing ministers t iff wood yard george smith c mccarlay s x ttrv-t^vt boy anderson w : amlvmgt and l c wij^msso^thcn aa i c william the af fair drew m ore than mm spectators y '•*!-■; 4 - ft ;- he al-o ' gave tic ma of the i rich mineral chemical - free water to the ■ 111 and all oth era who desired it •-.'■■ y-p : bom la sicily be came ito j buffalo in his youth life ai to the * trm.tty ulnars apt rat*d.the aihww rt<_lf inauram i co botfi in but jfaio with 1 hi son albert j * jb-tno 3 r ; th son • fcji j it erated the realty arid ins.r mot bua.ness giwcc his father retired in 1837 y mr albano was a hit mem ber of transport-lion lodge «<_, f*am and naomi chap let 102 order of eastern star • y ■'■ - ; - y rev albano jazz vs classics at kleinhans march 5 hang onto your hat on friday m*r_%.4th.f n 8-3fl p m . w-hen bt kleinharqt music ha the buffalo phil harmonfb orchestra under conductor ulrich meyer will take on dick r«ars and his siabtown marching society band in « jut v chun k's program the orchestra will present haydn symphony mo 3 camiva of the animal by saint saens featuring dernice merritt a narrator an two talented area stu dent as pianists cwiclwjina the orchestra portion of the program will be cersrvln's treat symotanic jar moo suion an americas to parts five af the community lead er aha . attended the ; cham ber tti • commerce equal jab opportunity council seminar at the mailer hilton kb 14 10 map plans far en ploy ment of minoratty group are **■«*. ed from left j aaa * 1 i f-aagwfc jr personnel direc tor of in v rehahoa co aad leeland n a«e»»jr4.a sectate rector a the urban league ss y y ,;.---'.. standing same order john j mlgahea manager of main st sear *, roebuck * co ,■■■-■■," —...... : ■■■',!! j ar . -' l ,' _ -"■' start harry d ev.nden management rep resentatlve bethlehem steel corp and arthur f kolb personnel of j fleer maria trust ctmpany of wny photo courtesy of buffalo • evening new «*?? ben keeton an.l dave mcmiuon of roeh ' jester chairmen of upstate beauty asat vis rted the criterion after making plans for the i £"»*-!?. 0 81 april •* at yashin-ton hall call the criterion tl 3-2973 for further i information see story and pictures on page 8 - ■'.-• r-'s „.->.. .. - y ■„ i r ,-,'■ «.■:.,;. - - . -!. . .... rochester’s new criterion office | the rochester office of | the buffalo criterion is new located with the lily white i cleaners ms central aye | churches advertisers news * bay - clubs eta may dial iha b-1178 far übbnns'iea ■ pastors important ! wanted ■_. mr pastor yeu will be contacted by phone ar fas person weekly far every ; and anything happening at yaar church daring he ; week yaw cooperation ta ■ mmaeaaf ' v"-'f - ."..- fall eweerage ef year church activities wlf be pamsherf m least ante a month to this pemicatiea advertisement deierrnlr.es the saceeas ml yasw church this sen ice win be wlth eat tree m yea off jobs church j census to get data on care of mothers children information on the ar rangements made by work iing mothers iii the li s for ; the care of their children will be obtained in the bu reau of the census february current j population y survey according to director james w turbitt of the bureau's regional office in boston -*'•' the questions on child " tare will supplement the regular ; monthly inquiries on : employ j ment and unemployment ob tained for the u s bureau of labor statistics ;, ;.-'•"■ the information ; will be collected during the , week starting feb 15 from select ed | households in ? this area s well * 2e other ; sample areas throughout the.u.f s .' . * the ; child $ care survey which is the first made stoce ism -* is r sponsored jointly by tbe children's bureau of the department of health edu cation and welfare and the women's % bureau of the de partment of labor working mothers in the , survey - will be asked for - such informa j tion a who usually looks after your child while you are working ;.-,.; '■' how old is the person who doe your baby sitting .»■ • how \ many hour a week was the child cared for un der this arrangement did th c arrangement cover all the time you were away at wort if not who looked after the child the rest of the time census bureau interview er who wilt vfeit families in this area in february in clude mr lucille pen-in mr ruth arendt mrs alice seibert and mrs emily bar tholomew all of buffalo , ■-■ - • j below—thomas sw .-'. elling : ton well known hi buffalo - . and the city's first internal revenue department negre . tax consultant has opened ellington's t-c servies ft , the entil jackson office li ' | ferry at masten . .. | mr ellington a supports of the - criterion for yea before he left buffalo j fa • brooklyn fat an accounts aad tax consultant who caa save you meney tall 884-3291 far further inform lion , malcolm x spoke here tmme<tiately - t after tttea ing y"a salaam aleikum : malcolm x was gunned dw-e sunday afternoon feb 21 i 19155 during a meeting , at ! new york city's | audubon ballroom before about ml : horrify spectator t •, . |> translated three arabic * ■ words mean peace ; unta y*>u but seemingly the r r opposite : has s resulted from ► the incident ,- '■■- ■ v ',-. "•* malcolm's - last speech be "■ ■ fore ibis occurred tuesdays ■■■ feb 16 m rochester ny ; and was - tape recorded hir firm speech in buffalo : occurred in the mid 50"sal ■■'.'' see page mgt m*_f«l-|pl|;i?l see page gb s page «)