Newspaper Page Text
Friday, August 5, 1966
TH« IQPTHKKW » » ^II I T «
\\rB W~ERE SAYING■— by Robert Segal ”
The Long, Hot Summer
Inttiii summer period—hope
fully long and cool rather than
long and hot—tha significance of
extremism as an easy-to-spot
thread weaving through the civil
rights revolution may be under
stood as never before.
There is, first, the extremism
of the younger Negro militants,
now come to power, with an
extravagant verbal thrust tow
ards Black Nationalism, the
Black Panther political move
ment, and Black separatism. The
most eloquent spokesman of this
tug for colored parochialism is
Stokely Carmichael, 24,,top man
of the Student Nonviolent Co
ordinating Committee. For him,
integration has become irrele-
Obituaries
Harry Beerman
Harry Beerman, 84, of Atlanta
died Thursday, July 21.
Funeral services were held
July 22. Rabbi Raphael Gold
officiated. Interment was in
Greenwood Cemetery.
Mr. Beerman, who retired in
1945 as owner of the H. Beerman
Grocery, was a resident of the
Jewish Home for the Aged. Bom
in Russia he had lived in Atlanta
since 1912 and was a member of
the Ahavath Achim Synagogue
and B’nai B’rith.
Survivors include three sons
Atlanta Police Supt. Fred Beer-
man, Morris Beerman, Buffalo,
N.Y., and Maj. Mathias Beerman,
Orlando, Fla.; and a brother
Herman Beerman, Atlanta.
Aaron Hoffman
Aaron Hoffman, 79, of Atlanta
died Tuesday, June 28.
Funeral services were held
June 29 with Rabbi Harry Ep
stein and Cantor Isaac Good-
friend officiating. Interment was
in Greenwood Cemetery.
Mr. Hoffman operated Hoff
man’s Kosher Market on Ponce
de Leon Avenue until his retire
ment five years ago. He was a
native of Poland and a member
of Ahavath Achim Synagogue.
Survivors include his wife, the
former Sarah Grauman; three
daughters, Mrs. Sam Rosen-
bloum, Mrs. A. B. Levin and Miss
Celia Hoffman, all of Atlanta,
and a son, Arnold Hoffman of
Jacksonville.
Rev. Meir Tabaksman
The Rev. Meir Tabaksman, 70,
for many decades the schochet
for the synagogues of Atlanta,
died Thursday, July 21.
Funeral services were held
July 22. Rabbi Raphael Gold and
Cantor Robert Ungar officiated.
Interment was in Greenwood
Cemetery.
A native of Latvia, Mr. Tabaks
man was a member of Ahavath
Achim and Shearith Israel Syna
gogues and Fulton Lodge 216,
F&AM.
Survivors include his wife, the
former Cipa Breen; a daughter,
Mrs. Morris Glazer, Atlanta, and
two brothers, Eric and Solomon
Tabaksman, both of Riga, Latvia,
and four grandchildren.
vant: “We have been marching
too long; we have been beaten
too long; we have been jailed
too long.” And again: “To ask
Negroes to join the Democratic
Party is like asking Jews to join
the Nazi Party.” Young Car
michael’s counterparts are the
small advance guard of every
city’s Negro battering ram. The
extreme nature of their marches
and other demonstrations, their
extreme demands provide hourly
ammunition for white separatists
in urban areas.
But there is also the extremism
of the unyielding whites. The
most spectacular at the moment
is the case of Aubrey J. Norvell,
the 40-year-old, unemployed
man, accused of shooting James
Meredith whose quixotic Missis
sippi March brought forth new
martrydom thanks to Norvell’s
gunfire. The assault on Meredith
is primitive extremism. It seems
far removed from the extremism
of Alabama authorities who have
gone to court to test the cut-off
of United States funds because
of failure to integrate; far re
moved from the stubborn stand
of hospital boards and doctors
who are determined to admini
ster medicare in a segregated
setting.
This more polite and more cul
tured form of extremism is il
lustrated again in the nature of
the testimony given by spokes
men for the National Association
of Real Estate Boards against
Title IV of the projected 1966
Civil Rights Law. (Title IV
would ban discrimination in the
sale of rental of housing every
where.) In testifying against
Title IV, one spokesman for the
National Association of Real Es
tate Boards, Alan L. Emlen of
Philadelphia, asserted that if the
proposal became law, the federal
government would be “regulating
thoughts.’’ This is absurd, of
course. And for Emlen to assert
further that real estate agents do
Hadassali to Open
In Boston Aug. 14
NEW YORK (WUP) — The
52nd National Convention of Ha
dassah will open on Sunday, Au
gust 14, Mrs. Nathan D. Pearl-
man, national convention chair
man, announced.
More than 2,000 delegates are
planning to attend the convention
to be held at the Sheraton Bos
ton Hotel. Mrs. Mortimer Jacob
son, who heads the 318,000-mem
ber women's Zionist organization,
will deliver her presidential ad
dress at the opening session the
afternoon of August 14.
The overall theme of the 52nd
annual convention is Horizons
Unlimited.”
The first plenary session Sun
day evening will be devoted to
a discussion of the subject,
“Worlds of Diversity,” and will
feature addresses by Senator Ja
cob K. Javits and Israeli Am
bassador Avraham Harman.
Senator Edw-ard M. Kennedy
will evaluate “The Great Society”
when he addresses the conven
tion Monday afternoon, August
15.
not maintain the color bar in
housing but carry out the wishes
of the seller is to take refuge be
hind the thin barricade of half-
truth and to default on responsi
bility in a society facing a pro
found racial crisis. The New York
Times is one of the few news
papers possessing the courage to
expose such hypocrisy; “It is
time that real estate brokers
realized that their traditional role
as the agents of respectable
racism is anachronistic and mor
ally disreputable.”
It might have been predicted
that Title IV would prove the
chief target of those who want
to see the 1966 Civil Rights Law
defeated. California’s bitter fight
over Proposition 14 and the de
termination of real estate forces
and their allies there to carry to
the Supreme Court their cam
paign to overthrow the state fair
housing measure foretold the na
ture of the battle ip Congress.
Nor can a realist hold much hope
for the passage of Title IV. In
state after state, efforts to pro
tect renters and home buyers
against discriminatory actions of
property holders have consistent
ly drawn the hottest fire.
But even if Title IV is de
feated, there is a strong likeli
hood that other sections of the
1966 proposal in Washington will
triumph. Title I under which
racial discrimination in the selec
tion of both state and federal
juries would be banned has a
good chance for passage. So do
Titles III and V, the former
making it a federal crime to
threaten or harm persons en
gaged in activities protected by
federal laws regardless of wheth
er state action is involved, and
the latter making it a federal of
fense to threaten or injure a per
son exercising his constitutional
rights.
Title V fits the Meredith-Nor-
WE TOP
'EM ALL
Ov«r 50 Ve»f» of Business Integrity
CHAS. N. WALKER
ROOFING CO.
JAckson 2-5747
Ml Houston St., N. E.. Atlanta. Ga
r
il
PRESCfJlPTiQus
OPUN AIJ
Pone* de Laon at Highlit
Green Pest Control
For Scientific Control of
•NC STOP SERVICE
All Household Pests—
1 Hit Strata!
iyyi full
II 9Q
||azan Q
Tailan
* Weeaeti
termite protection
at the most reasonable rates in the city.
FREE Inspections
INI PiaektrM. N. M.
PHONE 622-0561
At Taut* TO. C4M1«
460 ENGLEWOOD AVE., S. E.
Atlanta, da.
Owned and operated by the Cohen Brothers,
LAIIET mi SOn MU
Bernard - Abner - Joe
veil case precisely. The bullets
that hit Jim Meredith—so trag
ically illustrating the extremism
of our day—will undoubtedly do
more to achieve passage of Title
V than lobbying around the clock
will.
This is the answer to extrem
ism on the one side. But it will
take something far different from
Cone St. Garage
98 Cone St.
Auto Repairs
Body and Fender
Repair
Harold Willen, Mgr.
522-5645
You Have Tried
The Rest Now
Try The Best
Park At The
MEYERS BROS.
new legislation to eradicate that
other form of extremism referred
to above, the extremism pointing
towards the emergence of Black
Nationalism in America: it will
take vigorous statesmanship and
an imaginative and costly attack
on slums, poverty, joblessness,
illiteracy and America’s scarlet
s^ame—the scandal of a virulent
aAti-Negro attitude.
~
TUXEDO
PLUMBING
& HEATING
’ Service • Repair
* Installation
305 Pharr Road N.E.
237-5556
Having a party?
RENT EVERYTHING FROM ABBEYI
Foldingchairs
Banquet Table*
Card Tables
China-Silverware
Glassware—Unen
Holloware-Tray*
Coffee Urns-Ban
Canvas Tents & Canopies |
Dance Floon- Lighting
i \r~\ \
i *
* *
i ™ i
PHONE FOB PROMPT DELIVERY
CALL 231-1340 OR WRITE
3112 Piedmond Rd., N.E., Atlanta, Ga.
Complete Supplies . . . for all Simchas—
Bar Mitzvah, Briss, Birthdays, Weddings,
Anniversaries—Even Un-Birthday Parties
Personalized Service
I
ANTHONH
Swim Pavilion
Designed by Anthony Pools,
world's largest pool builder
Deluxe above ground pool.
Sizes to fit your yard and
budget. Self fenced. Safety
steps swing up. Depth 4'.
Optional 7'-6' diving bowl.
Complete with filter and deck.
Su - Dune
INCORPORATED
3663-B Clairmont Rd. Chamblee, Ga.
457-6492 or 237-1877
See Our Beautiful Demonstration Swimming Pool at
2724 Green Meadow Lane, N.E., Atlanta, Ga.