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n: r> trsith in this statement.;. t»een of this eam e opin- hvi; miinjzH here, anti one of
. ai n a t io n . But despite some -juwiy hut surely improving.
InoiKfw ior the better have been * the iajginning of t h f s paper years ago in this area. In fact,
ar ~hmh ‘a as f u s t as tliese improvement < Me e o in i n g about, they may Overtake the reatment and attitudes of Negroes, one t*t ar- ,tbt*r—which are problems Lhe race itself will tnd must resoive to assure its self - improvement, as. well as that of the nation.
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dy MARK E. O'RILEY(NOTE: The >p in urns e tp re n e d Hr'aw *ie (hoie el the e*»- umnist, and do not necessarily reflect the opinions nf db*>
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le tte r* stint Co (he Editor,SUPPORT SHOULD MOUNT - ar* < L D of ,r iWr. aJ
Despite inclement weather, the Annual Ne- 'h'y *» “*>' nccessw.iy re-p r , American Parade materialized as planned £ * £ v ‘aaUirOay ^e|it. 3rd, under the leadership of wnt« on tv is***.-,. uv.>id...jits founder and president, ltev. John 11. Mon- *"»*!«<-- fK'rwwaf aiiack*.* • • ♦rot*
Of special note was the cooperation of the Buffalo huu M»n«ge.:
city police and fire tieparttnenls. which dem- h e th m L w d u-^T or onstrates t h e i r desire to recognize the fust- ftur t»dr' t-MampicT cf tbe awwinp Negro segment of our Queen ( 'itv, lv«** ”{ _i
V, . . . fc * b a \e come in conlact w ah ta. tne same as any other ethnic gump*. .PVt1.ai ytillv Ttt0 ore per.Kev. Monroe is to he commended for the *onai «nd tw*. concern pco
i -trhlishment of t h i s rather v o n n g Negro pUs 1 lov* 'xry Tin'ch ®n'f_ , , * ” ,■* rospen-i However. 1 cannotAmeiican Day ohgeiwance. Such celebrations g, fnoti f3i,h «ny by and
■have been featured bv other ethnic croons for »•** r*'rn’«’ Wari>ck. nun,m a n v v e a i s ’ * without speaking up (or
' pntw-pal. dnitcatica, morale1 lie put post- o l tu c observance Out to and * haiacw r.
;*H tp the group as segregationists, but rather J rni,. and t«j*e Wartkklo display the accomplishments, contributions are my fronds No oneand desires of a racial group, p r o u d of ills nmls B fnrtut *her’ ^ "identity, which aims to keep abreast progres-sivelv in a world of fast-moving activities and
^mvement'5. Each vear its support by Negro- le.adt'rs and organizations should mount.
Neighbor Award in J.%4 from of N a v a ! P tr-onnel ,'P trs former M ayor Kowai. 1162 6 1). Uepartm ent <>f !’.«
For 25 y e a r s he was a N a v y , Washington, o . c. m em ber of the Commrttve on 28370.Fam ily C a r e of Dependent Clwldren ot ibe Cbildrens A.d Sr.jiety
H's e f f o r t s went bey or-4 seeking a p p r o priations. He served on influentud crnninit- tc -s t h a t helped determine apprc^M-ialions. He h a d be
QUOTATIONSWITH A MEANING
From Various Author* By ALMA BBOOKS
’'The life we live bo a masterpece to
shouldreflect
a rellege graduate.Hciire him when, he is
eligible for his pension und give credit to » real gentle- man, a man of courage, aman ded-caled to children and a man who has somethin* tn give Our Cfty Ofth» Neigkfcteff.
J u j . he decent andh i r 'd , not fus to Ernie, bin to all our boy* and giils who will lie ihe men and women of tom iwr for a b e u -r Buffalo, a better com munity and country for us nil An even break 1or aman we can all be proud alm the ye«r* to come, for all* n „.reive- t» ~ - • . .of ottr vbildrvn who will be w f Evans earned his bjch<- He he!t5s u* t0 ^ opt'm.sUC the men of tamr.rrowr. tetFs deprec in sociology .v ’■r,. a worlt* tJiat fcs,ers P®**1’
Em ic and Louise. 1 am f u^c Ifntversity and hir. mas misna.” 0 0 0with you all the way. I ■ «-r'» dev roe from the Lmvur- . _kn*’wr nranv m ore people sav of Huffaflo. . . rK>7 , ,fevl a* 1 do. a* I have re- Vf* was bodi a high school ‘7 ? r * lookcefvted many colts and many 3nd » rw m h rr of ape-v.-.V ha-, e • "vnrrssed tbe t jH-tvvT- ar, h:teef»t>n ■! :irm“ ra* OBWWB w u-e. rte.-a h - pMnvd t-tee Cn.c <~
hmged to tbe f i t v to u o c :l the beauty of God. Chrst, the CsjtnmttSee on Capital Ex p m M aster artist, so ftens ' the diiures and che Committee on rl ,*d«n** and estimates that h u l l F-oypkiymcid and was v?h:ch distracts from God’s i l .a rm a n of tbe CUueo* Com- glory. He helps us to see the m,itee on Redevelop ;en. beauty and good ra the r than
A nrrnvc of LduisviUe. Ky. rl» “ ftly and disappointing.
yuteft. hr fn; wr grow
W H I T E P G W E SIt was tluring the period of American im
perialist adventure abroad (as today), that most of the state 1 a \v s segregating Negroes snd illegally denying them the vote were enacted in the Southern states.
Disfranchisement l a w s were passed in Lou- i'iana in 189S. in North Carolina and Alabama in 1901: Vircir.ia. 1902- Georgia. 19C8: Oklahoma, 1910. T h e y but codified what was taking place in life.
It was during t h i s period, too, in v-hich Negroes still had a remnant of political power, that the spurious charge of rape was elevated into an institution, an extra-legal political instrument for terrorizing all Negroes— particularly those demanding their rights under the Constitution
In November, 1898. during the Span'sh- American War, Colonel A. M. Wadeli said in North Carolina: “We are resolved to win the elections in Wilmington, North Carolina, if we have to choke the current of C * n c Fear with carcasses. The time for smooth words has gone by, the extremest limit of forebear- ance has been reached.” Five days later the colonel l e d an armed force against the Ne- rr r o - sv h i t e administration of Wilmington, ilaughtered s c o r e s , and announced himself the new mayor. The Government gave silent consent.
In 1900, when both men and newspapers spoke less circuitously than today, The San Francisco Argonaut said: "We do not wantFilipinos. W e want the Philippines. The is-
oid whvr «ir sr./* habitually jr,nf| s are enottnouslv rich. but. unfortunately.ttm n ba.'U to th*» iwwt. The - . 4f , f ,.s . . t *u ,they are i n f e s t e d by r llipmof. Then* are
to bi2 feared
CURP.Y VOICE RIT1TAL VVEL1. RECEIVED
doin;; alright, but a real fr.t-mj ts a friend when the "chips" are down When 1kn -U and heaid Etnfe say. ■Buffalo has been “tjod to
h im "—tr.fi ! know hi* heartis breaking, am! he keeps a » : ' ( and bis wife does likewise and snm di t>y his sideS m v s him coora^e. I say Buffalo and the Puf.alo Bills have let down one of theFmest \ounn men I know.
Ernie
FORTY CHILDREN PARTICIPATE
At !«-«-« (0 ch.idivn jij,r t>< ipated !n ihe Sunrmer
' !m . t ' iiiii\«nauy.-siin isvkjiwann*. presented Waring AiMF Church. 6ftl) E rnie needs only threeftp ta* Curry. ba*j bort?one. Swar. St * g»<ne* for retirernt-M for - __aKXM kUtfd by hi, wife. The ptottram offered p~«ic- his pension 1 say no m atter ^ wlft^ be Buffalos lost^and
Sunday. Sept 4. a t licaf help jn Reaikng. Writ- what the Buffalo Bdls offer
f know you wili have *e-ear'tv . vou deserve it. andGot) will take core of his pe»*p!e Ti may he J Iona tim e ownhig. but it willc ip i* Keen tbe fartb, theBuffalo H H< have done you an,! manv thousindi of fans a« tnjt-st’ce They have let m any yoongst’srs dowr, whocoutd and pcrSap* vuit! to!tr* ut your fo*x ;t*vs
t shall always he your friend and atay God Ne^rys'-u' and yearv always. It h»s been _-o«l fast known*?:
you and your tamiry. it you fr.fi greener mots elsewhere.
eager, forward ours a t any age
look can be
HteUt,7.30 p. m, mg an«l Am hm etic. Group h-m. could
Tlv.- Mi. Olive Uavv Choir ac t!■/.ties such a s games and t00 mUf:hw i-ied lour Mdectioiu under iW duuet'on of Mr William Tung Mrs. Man»:c long wa* puute-t, md Mr* Ronah-e iioueh ofgam-u, a<ct>mpani- ett U*e M an Chotr.
The C urry 's were warmly t «. < #ve<l bv -s very enthusi- »*jh iwtlienct
it i , *e»ai-t.oR« includ'd Mark* i om the pens of Hon- ■hi. .Vwrfwttf, Caldara. Bach, Wlunn.uw. R. Vacjuhn Wll-
i ~nt4. Putrefl Cecil Sharp.H'HtPi tjuilter und Bruno
. Hrhn. and a I « r> server a I *pttfteM»ls, arranged by Roland Hayes. Burleigh and Lawrence William*.
At !»e - onj-liiston of the{ /o i. 'ijn , Rev. BushJon, <m
t •*T-+w«;r (rf rtie church, expew sad sincere apprtKlutlon Inr Hw plug ram presented by th*- Mass Choir und theiUtiU artists,
Tbe paator Rev. T. C.Wat -nu, was away attending *tv Pisprist Convention InI-..::. Te*
picnic*, vmproved the relatumshrp between the chit dren. Dr-vot'oni, tours quiet time offered them cultural enrichment.
The program was supervised by Mrs. M argaret Kwwnnmtel, Mrs. l/ousss Kelley. Mrs. Sylvia Griffin «nd the Neighbor htxxl Y o u t h Ct»:p provided 12 young pco (Me to assist.
Rov. S Frank Emmanuel pastor of the churrh, feels t*at thi* program offered to the children of the community a.s opportunity for educational and social development that otherwise would not have been realized.
The N. Y. C. worker* re ceived valuable On-the Job
three games be for a man who
has given blood, sweat and tears'/ F or a m an who hdp-
an<j ed them wm tbe champion ship? Who was tight end when no rrp taiem eht over
your gam ! want and hope vno know that I am your friend, and this i£ the wayfc shall alway-; be with me.
Mcsf sincerely yours and k:n'i~jt personal regards to Louise.
1-ove, •*' ‘iall the years he baa piaytd w«!h thc Buffalo Bills? Who is the ’ Best Public Relations Man" on tho team for our boys and girls—yes t h e
The best and most ideal man for race relations m our city, and a "H eart of Gold" lo all.
Tb*s is my opinion, and I feci not m any people know tin* family any better than I, a;/ they lived in the upper apartm ent with me until they puichHsed their present home 1 have never heard Ernie complain. He love*
LILLIAN J. MEADOWS Supervisor, II Ward
WM. L. EVANS(From page I)
L’t-ban I rtgum D u r i n g hr*<"*r years tn C heaco he becam e the first bxfctstriall see- routry o ' any I 'rb an LeagU'- fn the country,
The Buffan leagm-’-s s t a f f crew bom two peonle at rtv br-rinnistg t<> It, antf an en- refinierr of ll.«09 cht'drtm at h.v i eticemenf
Tiw B.-fft!) Ev*ttbtg *>-,v in I5A1 naw.ef Mr E>..re<i r- i?r. mnetemBi-ig c 'fc -n f t - ' teath r**- p in # cfcart-‘ip t p«*zn rhr-t e-.«—tuvP-- b ’;i- *vrr-> sd-Jkpcr.aj ceibtic hoi- -
ing here.In failing beal:h recon'lv.
he neitertheless continueti h i s _. . . , . . . . . . moy come*> o S 6 v nf naintmg an-i hadbeen working on a book.
Surviving are bis w fe. thefiHTrter Theresa G. Greene; adaughter. Mrs. Reger R S;>en-eer; and a son, W LeonardFvans J r .. both of Chicago:two stepdaughters. Dr. There-
”Srn is just a three-letter word, and tfce- middle le tter “ I" is perbsps the key to its men mng. for seifishnevs s* rhe heart of it.”
many millioriii t h e r e and it is their extinction will be s I o w.” In the same vein and in the same year Senator Tillman of South Carolina took the floor of the. United States Senate and announced: “We took the Government away. We stuffed ballot boxes. We shot Negroes. We are not ash*met) of it.”
Rosaville, August 21, 1948 — A crowd of 7 0 0 0 turned out to *'■'* a kian demonstration featuring r o b e d horse*. “No law that will ever be drafted will make us accept the Ne- Zro<?i as onr equals.” Dn»?'*n Green «aid. “If * >;• ji-1, «t aK* ontf -xJjKvnA of klan members who
“ ft b in one hr* learned Fo m aster life, he can lake what life throw* at him -mdnot yield !o tenip-'atien*. Het - a * r > on life Ftett ran it'- Sw pried loose He tn-- I ’ v , in and in him-v-ii a* a rhiM of Oo*L ’
"F "»r—'.+ i» -e c V ir '- 'ia n i a r *pre-ing iur one another— - .
the kingdom o ' God routed the carpetbaggers will do the job overthatto earth. Truly,
‘hath made of one bleed all nations of m en" and we are united in the doir.g of hrs work.’’
ATTEND WEDDINGMr. a n d Mrs. Clifford
ra G. Reed, a physician of Charles and son, Clifford Jr.,St. Louis, Mrr, and Miss B. Gwendolyn Green of Buffalo; and a brother Arthur P. Evans of Louisville.
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secretary of in* M ayor's Com- inhlee on Humi'r. Re’tUicns,
PROTEST MARCH(From page I)
pi ede cvs so r of t h e p sesm f the buildirp-. industry bv ;h Human Relatione Comm ssion. State Commission on Himv-n turned wilh the Charles’ and
Rights, d a t e d March 1965 " ~
at'ended the wedding of M>ss Gee.rg'a Pollard, R. blend M a r i o n Thompkins. In New York City, Aug. 27. at the Presbyterian Church of the M aster, preformed by the former pastor. R e v . Jam es Robinson. They re
spent a week. They visitedshowed that there were only Niagara Falls, Toron’o and
Negro unc Puerto Rican other interesting points in
Mr. Evans was aj'sa co.'otmd er of ;p Butfrln V-turb Bisird. an agency which has assisted hundi-tls <»f y w lh i in scrapes apprentices enrolled in Buf- Canada, w ith tbe law to seiious niKthle.
six
Training tmtning experience f„0tbt»ll. The end is due. but
ANNOUNCEMENTk r s Beauty Andrews an-
wi'iM-i,. the re <»pep.li>g of her office .»( 63 S p r u c e S-!. «m iu»s*hiy, Sept. *7, 1*56 at 2 *■ m trtfiee will be in>*n o i T Ksdt/c* and Thuis-Urv*. TL i-n m .
m child auporvtfhin and training; ivping. filing ond m^meogrufibing.
The inrt* w err ghen pt>ri- Odtc lectures on persorml ttpprunutce. heaKh habit*.
TTic Church Is sponsoring another proeram . priirmrlly personaftfy snd attitudes, for the Working mothers u» bc-irr Sent informationTL 2 234J
Rm-. S. Frank Emmanuel is past nr, and Mrs Margaret Hmresnnbl, dirn 'tor.•ifhhbli * 1 I.. * h, c
"three gam es” must thisstand m his way? This is ona of the most unjust, cruel ami worst type of sp-trtsman- s.hip 1 have ever heard of in all my interest and experience in sports and this is whtrt I try to teach.
He hefped to sponsor the minimum hnutlng law passed in 1932. He had ac rt id on the C i t y Plannitig Comm'ssion,
avoid more /aio u n d e union- at that time, tvh'le t h e r e were opproxi- inatc-ly 45* whites. Therefore, we urge every union to open up a p p re n ! i c e programs so that Negroes and Ruerti Ri- c*ns can earn a living within
the Advisory ( t i t * mlttoe of ^ rBti^ . (^ mganired labor.the Buffalo Police fie-partiiient and lhe PuWx RiLitSons Committee of the Board of Education.
PARTICIPANTSTHANKED
Evangel *1 Amelia Minyard wishes to thank the participants who took p a r t on the ArtlMs* Musicals Benefit Program held at Calvary C.M.F,. Church, ! « * 7 EBIeott St. at Dodge Sunday, June IS, ai 6 p.m
again.Columbia, April S. J94R — KKK “white
suprpmitcy” |)iopagand i leaflets dropped from airplane over Negro neighborhoods on eve of primary.
S e n a t o r W alter F. George of Georgia sooke for Georgia as well as tbe United States as a whole when he wrote: “W hy apologize or evade? W e have been verv careful to obey the letter of the Federal Constitution— but we have been very diligent and astute ia violating the spirit of such amendments and statutes as would lead the Negro to believe himself the equal of (he white man. And we shall continue to conduct ourselves in that w tv .”
So whut shall we answer to you good white folks and Uncle Tom black folks, who wouldTHESE ARE THE FACTS (See page 4)
MANY THANKS! — MUCHAS GRACIAS*
Mr. Warlick’s replacement 12th For further has someone to back him up
you may cull according to tho prois Ibu\e nothing nr «ny malice toward thc replacement, but I know that until Ernie was jsaHSui aqi pa.u>|d aq •jaiiq type nf t.mfbaU and is one of the most it-vpected men in our city. He is a real pen l le in til and the kind of
tnd Lib- whose example I want— I'o all DemtH-rat* w»l* who voted fm- Art Hurtl- wirk :»r A**«.'ibiym«n in tinJtlM# l*rlinar‘r “.
A f* -m uni.'r the last day-, fw r*e'«- r»t'.n > Ort 6 jsnd k, are Lot «i<pMmrhinR. There f* W - veal ’ -eas*»n to trade h>v' t-s i« lha niMdle ni the
o voai etmt -we.'ti su>t- fH*i m d vote in lb- Nov, tUh eleens-i a 11 ■ \o he n--f J itii* K’ ! !* Iti.rl'ii. V ,-,s \»tu
my ncices and ni-phe» s and al! how and girl* of 3u:- f.ilo to follow, for u better tomorrow tor us -ill I sev the eye* of the children at St Mary’s School tot the lto/if and the many ywmg- •le:v in v-sdb centi-rv whom he has he’-jiM <'n>t encouraged
"B ecause of the history i>! discrimination against N*croes »i»1 Puerto R i c a n s in the building industry, sprcm! effort * most be made hy the’.ttrions ro ctJmpens.it* tor ttii* —eitH.teti a n d ret'-'iv;*;! t h e untoir prtnti w . Many appar- praise* af nH wbn Leant it. t-r’ ly r.nf on'y opptwc n; .k'ng.-j sb* pariientorty tonoki MltroKinl efjans. hut r t-'u ir lo t ’rr m iris trr i who earns and give Neg'-te* snd Puerto Ri hrttnvbt their *cr.ijr*ga'l«ns, earn any chance r t nil. ItoTt? the p m 'tto m «f ih - B'ble
He wa-i interested in every sre tnanv qtuHRed InsJhwi*. Frol. D. Zarbaskie.phase of community life. D»»r* m en f a d s ' und eager to ap- ____ ;_ —in# the dev IW.: ion h«- m rs-ed p»y. , GROfFR EXTENDSon *w «m | woiV r"lje* iom - ■ Wc ibcrefrn'e fee! it tr*res- _tnrttee* was n nrwrber of a xary to rfemrm.strste in o rder * H A rvtN .Tcommittee an care -md trrafi to dram nt-te >JhEi deptor kRo Tc My Friends in the Ellicottment ot pt 'xern n . p p e irm g . gLtun;*-in. and io he ap it tor- so y « »«n. He h t I t- 1 ll t’ve a :;« i"e ,i Of fed1 r-t! ager-
C»er * V- con perxu it-; - ,r«- ' . a ,m * to h rv Ncy-roe* a*rd
FAITH CHURCH TO PRESENT EXTRAVAGANZA
An evening of enjoyment ran be had hv atiemFna the Exiravn g a n /. a "66". at Faith Baptist Church, 626
interesting attraction.*.Th» public is invited.__M r j , Corine Tuttle "te
chairm an and the Rev. Ros- eoe M. Mitchell, pastor.
M r. E v an s ' rok in fm tertog g o o d relations berween Negroes and white*, and in a- voubnK p o s s ib le difficuiJ’is ih/u had pMgued other cities. a.-.s publicly recognized.
Humboldt P k w y . . Friday, The program KM very well sent. 23. t»f 7;M p. m
Featured on B** propm m
MEMORIAL RITES(From page I)
Cfitvyrr-ssman Duiski a n d Governor R ' kefidjM.
The N at tonal S rptlsl Con winch wttl be held in the ven'iwi firwvs ftrvm 10.000 !<rvei- auditorium wifi be. to tSOCP delegate* a n d Alberta Piokard. noted solo- w.-uld m-«an much to tho i*t; Malcolm Em i, noted wc- — , - J spirrtunl life artist in Chalk Te*k and of rk-r city.Chora! Reading; Singing .u, vorrn,
from Trin dad. Fall REV. .1 0 6 p o q w . MOORFgrouo fromfashion :>nd many other p a s te r
t hi:h ■ V-k>ooi1 Cc jt;,rr i .md Tmk-.
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MteH:■ J^Sy ttataSS and hvnrf esi p»»etuiin tor yvn-r po'.raai r*r«f frsendlshii you h ;ve
Ernie ton-s -.-i t care if h** nch. he o n
, needed. I •m tviu.ed tor
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f<»“ hat!. IKtt, on the stilt pUy
don’t w;.nt!.to. 1 kntwr ; . hei ie U < r.n
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Ttorrto Rtcenj. before k v w j v tttted r> rne m.*r j HiJero' coutritCJ a*~ird -4 . fifty yearn.
" W- v p a)Wi aim tfv- pule- - ■i c s p n ’ light o r pr:v*5»\- f i - l e My New •ltnc-d fiuiitons* fhai -U:: he- toftvt:Ing '.-omtnjeved b-, men drawa Tbarri yrrs r - - !«* a Jt-trrMihntthi* labor to v r , . - y<-: t-wA tr, r i . rb y -js.
“ V r urge ycte to •..« -n i r n v it.— t'.e m nrrh sn J5o<!trr«f*y S-pt w , pnv V-.-c r" k! If; u- .•«..»}> and fa b t'oe joeie-itm-w .
’ "f r i w- yrju He’p ft* *J*e • -rf •■ h i s yv* tvjivf’ ; » -Jt Or
mcst effeenve tw r ra Bu faaj t a f t o S*v< haa seen. 7 ,i i r -
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FRIENDS OF JUDGE WM. SIMS SAY —“ If we want to k« -p Negro
rrprrsentatton In t h e C i t y
Court, * c must r r - >«!;■; Tb'irs-
day. Oct, 6 and Sat., Or* S,
i> order to vole tor Jude
William S i m - on Tuesday,
N'ovembcr kth. No mc-Mer » ik >bt-h p a r t y you hf'iffai»—
Democrat. Republican, l.ibr-r
-t—>o« can ioofc n-'d vote to-rts- nam e £>/ Jad?t> b ■•» - *.-■m s ; HN> '*!h&i I tr s a e y , v«n-» mbvr 6th.