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Friday, Sept. 1, 1M1 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE Pape Ima LET’S VOTE FOR R. M. “BOB” CLARK ALDERMAN 8TU WARD - POS. NO. 1 (Jesse Draper Vacancy) • Experience • Maturity • Integrity (P«H Political Advartlaamont) (Paid Political Advortioomont) ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■a mm, VOTE FOR W. L. “BULL’* Martin ALDERMAN ONR IN A MILLION FOR A Mil PAID POLITICAL AD Re-Elect G. EVERETT MILLICAN ALDERMAN FIFTH WARD (Position 2) PAID POIJTICAL AD Your vote, support and influence will be greatly appreciated. JOE SALEM Alderman 8th Ward, Pos. 1 City Wide Vote * PAID POLITICAL AD The Citizen's Choice CHARLIE LEFTWICH He carried every ward in the last city primary by substantial majorities. RE-ELECT this ex perienced alderman, business man and community leader. Alderman 4th Ward, Position 2 His Record Is His Recommendation PAID POLITICAL AD Vote for L. Carl Plunkett for Alderman—6th Ward Tosition No. 2 11 Years on Board of Zoning Adjustments, now Chair man; 3 Years Fulton-DeKalb Hospital Authority; 4 Years Fulton County Welfare Board, now Vice-Chair man. A Businessman Offering For Public Office .» Jewish History Week Set For Spring Of ’62 NEW YORK, (WUP)—The role of Jewry and Judaism in the building of America will be high lighted nationally next Spring through a Jewish History Week Observance, sponsored by the American Jewish Historical So ciety, Dr. Abram Kanof, the So ciety’s president, announced this week. The atm of the observance is to spur an interest in American Jewish history and Jewish Americans, to broaden under standing of the relationship be tween Jewish ideals of demo cracy and American forms and concepts. The week of the ob servance will be April 1-8, Need License To Build Succoth In London Borough LONDON, (JTA) — An order prohibiting the erection of Suc- cot without obtaining a license was issued here by the Borough Council of Hackeny, a district in East London. The borough’s official Civic News carried a notice declaring “these small buildings are often highly decorative, but can be dangerous if not well designed and erected. Before temporary structures can be erected, per mission should be obtained from the Town Hall.” Rabbi Simon M. Lehman, spiritual leader of the Hackney Synagogue, declared that he could not see how “the Council can stop us from building Succot in our gardens.” He added that the Council might note the fact that “60 to 70 percent of Hack ney’s voters are Jewish. Flagship Commander INDIANAPOLIS, (JTA)—Cap tain I. J. Superfine, U.S.N. has been assigned to command the USS Vulcan, flagship of Service Squadron IV. A 1938 Annapolis graduate, Capt. Superfine form erly commanded the destroyers English and Coughlin. He served in the Pacific during World War II. PAID POLITICAL A» ELECT BUDDY FOWLKES MStMtM • BOOTH WARD • POSTTIOH t • OHTMK ELECTION • SETT. II PAID POLITICAL AD RE-ELECT JAMES E. (Jim) JACKSON ALDERMAN FIRST WARD (Position 1) Entire City Votes—Sept. 13 Primary There Is No Substitute For Experience PAID POLITICAL AD Our Schools Need DR. GERALD REED City At Large Endorsed by orgamied labor, and many other groups! “True Story” Article Features Women Resistance Fighters NEW YORK, (WUtP)— Hither to unpublished data on the Jew ish Women resistance fighters, whose heroism had made a mock ery of Hitler’s “supermen,” ap pear in a lengthy feature story published in the September issue of “True Story” magazine. En titled “The Women Death Couldn't Kill,” the article is based on newly-discovered docu ments. Millard Lampbell, who wrote the Broadway play for “The Wall,” is the author or the “True Story” feature. ‘'The achievement level of Atlanta’s schools is be low the national average. For a city with such fine spirit and civic pride, this situation is intolerable. We cannot, we must not rest until we raise our level of achievement; and I consider the national average to be our minimum goal. * I pledge myself to higher scholastic standards, and solicit your vote and support.” Dr. Gerald Reed PAID POLITICAL AD PAID POLITICAL AD Your ONE Vote is Important Because His ONE Vote (the President of the Board of Aldermen Votes whenever there is a tie) Could Decide Atlanta’s Future SAM Elect MASSELL JR PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN Visit Campaign Headquarters — lid Peachtree St.