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Friday, July 19, 1963
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LADIES' ari MEN'S HATS
<>l Aeration “Bootstraj
(Continued from page 4)
spoke to him of this other responsibility and of
"Operation Bootstrap.” He offered this opinion:
"It will take fifty years before the Negro is
able to accomplish this. The older people are full
of such despair they don’t care about doing any
job well. The younger people have no hope. What
they need is to see Negroes placed in high positions
first. This will give them hope and then, perhaps,
they will be able to perform better.”
We feel that the Negro deserves his chance. This
is his right. However, he, too, has a duty to his
people and a responsibility to his fellow citizens.
His duty is to upgrade his education and work
for the betterment of the Negro as a vibrant part
of the American democracy.
His responsibility to his fellow citizens is to
guarantee a non violent approach to secure his
rights.
Hut the far greater performance which will
command lasting respect should be the implemen
tation of an “Operation Bootstrap” in whatever
task he performs.
This will show there is pride in performance of
a job well done.
This will demonstrate there is dignity in all
individuals.
And that as a man one deserves the respect of
his fellowmen.
Certainly under the laws of God.
Expressly under the laws of our Constitution.
Actually by performance.
Page Five
SUPPLIES - SYSTEMS
FURNITURE
5-4988
ARTHUR WASSER
Business Equipment & Supply Co
70 CENTRAL AVE., S.W.
ATLANTA, OA.
Chicago Vocational Service
Kinds Students Summer Jobs
CHICAGO (JTA)—A new' pro
gram for "creating” summer jobs
for college students has been
launched with initial results
termed “encouraging” by the
Jewish Vocational Service, an
agency of the Jewish Federation
of Metropolitan Chicago.
In announcing formally the
Pre-Executive Program, JVS
executive director William Gell-
man, said that 50 college stu
dents have thus far been placed
in “pre-executive” jobs, and that
as more and more companies
learn of the program, hopefully,
the total will reach several hun
dred in 1963.
“Each year,” said Gellman,
“the Jewish Vocational Service
receives 1200-1500 requests for
Prof. Baron Leaves
Columbia U. Faculty
NEW YORK (JTA)—Dr. Salo
Wittmayer Baron, professor of
Jewish History, Literature and
Institutions at Columbia Univer
sity, since 1930, retired from the
Columbia faculty this week. He
has been designated professor
emeritus by the Columbia Trus
tees.
In retirement, Dr Baron will
be able to devote full time to the
completion of his monumental
Social and Religious History of
the Jews, which he began in the
1930’s. Eight volumes have been
published to date, bringing the
history up to the Middle Ages.
Already his work has been trans
lated into several foreign lang
uages.
summer jobs from college stu
dents. The rising costs of college
make it necessary that more and
more youngsters obtain employ
ment during their vacation. They
must seek these jobs at a time
when unemployment is at a high
level. There are many more
youngsters willing and ready to
work than there are jobs avail
able for them. Of course, once a
youngster has a summer job, he
often returns to that same com
pany during subsequent vaca
tions.
“The JVS Work Scholarship
Program is a tremendous step
forward in attempting to break
the summer job crisis,” says
Alvin Zimmerman, president of
the Jewish Vocational Service.
“We have gone to Chicago in
dustrialists and have asked them
to consider their requirements
for the summer months. Many of
these men are members of the
JVS Board of Directors as well
as officers and directors of the
11 agencies of the Jewish Fed
eration of Metropolitan Chicago.
“We have asked them to es
tablish work scholarships, that is,
actually create new positions for
eager, bright college students. We
are gratified at the response.
Some companies have looked
upon the plan as a way to get
youngsters interested in post
graduate careers in their com
panies; others are getting done
those things they just haven’t
gotten around to during the rest
of the year,” said Mr. Zimmer
man.
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BIG WASHERS 16 lbs. 25c
REGULAR WASHERS 15c
FREE—Laundry Basket to Customers
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New Publisher
Named for K. C.
Jewish Paper
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (JTA) —
Victor Stone, a founder of the
Kansas City Jewish Chronicle,
has retired as president of the
43-year-old Jewish weekly and
has been succeeded as president
by Emanuel Spack.
Milton Firestone, a life-long
resident of Kansas City, has been
named editor of the weekly, a
post also held by Mr. Stone. Mr
Spack is a past president of Dis
trict Grand Lodge No. 2 of B’nai
B’rith and a member of Kehil-
lath Israel Synagogue and Con
gregation Beth Shalom.
Mr. Firestone is a graduate of
the University of Kansas where
he was elected to membership in
Phi Beta Kappa and Pi Sigma
Alpha, national honorary scholas
tic fraternities. Mr. Stone will
continue with the Chronicle as
associate editor.
Citizen’s Bank ol Ilapeville
HAPEVILLE, GEORGIA
on July 27 will open the new
International Airport Office Branch
AT
INTERNATIONAL OFFICE PARK
Across from Atlanta Airport
Member FDIC
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3 miles east of Jonesboro