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Friday, September 9, 1966
THE 80DTHEKN ISRAELITE
Pa*e Twenty-Three
VOTE FOR
CANDIDATE FOR
GOVERNOR
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY 14 SEPT., 1966
"PUT GEORGIA BACK IN THE HANDS OF THE PEOPLE'
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ELECT
GEORGE T. SMITH
LT. GOVERNOR
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All Fulton County
is electing
CECIL TURNER
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
District 123 — Post 2
* EXPERIENCED
* PROGRESSIVE
* RELIABLE
The 600,000 people living in Fulton
County’s 10 cities and towns must
have experienced and effective
representation if we are to benefit
from the taxes we pay. Cecil
Turner personifies the dynamic
spirit of Fulton County. He is the
man to get assistance and
recognition for Fulton.
TURNER UNDERSTANDS OUR URBAN
PROBLEMS AND OPPORTUNITIES
Cecil Turner’s outstanding record as Atlanta Alderman
means he understands urban problems. He is a Director
(State at-large) of the Georgia Municipal Assn., and help
ed write and pass the Appropriations Act of 1965 whereby
the 10 cities and towns of Fulton County received $2.6
million this year—including $291,867 for the south Fulton
Tri-Cities, $18,275 for north Fulton. Cecil Turner is needed
at the Capitol to push for action on expressways, mental
health, better education, more industry and job opportun
ities. For State Representative from Fulton at-large (District
123, Post 2) vote for a man of experience, accomplishment,
action. Vote for Turner.
Keep Fulton County Moving Forward
WITH
CECIL TURNER
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
This Message Sponsored by Friends of Cecil Turner
— County Wide
Quebec Editor Fired
Fqr Anti-Semitism
MONTREAL (JTA) — A
spokesman for the separatist
Ralliement National Party of
Quebec said the editor of the
party’s official newspaper, La
Nation, had been discharged after
widespread criticism of anti-
Jewish material published in it.
The spokesman said that the
editor, Joseph Costisella, was
being replaced by an editorial
Washington Thugs
Raid Synagogue
WASHINGTON (JTA) — An
Orthodox synagogue on the edge
of the District of Columbia has
been vandalized so badly and
desecrated so many times that
the situation “calls for some
thing more than ordinary polic
ing,” The Jewish Week, Wash
ington’s newspaper, reported.
The house of worship is the
Young Israel Shomrai Emunah
Synagogue, in Hyattsville, just
across from the boundary of the
District of Columbia. The syna
gogue’s spiritual leader, Rabbi
Gedalish Anemer, reported that,
in four raids within a five-day
period, vandals smashed 40
windows; tore up Holy Scrolls;
spilled wine on prayer shawls;
broke a Star of David decoration
separating the men’s section from
women’s section; defaced walls;
and burst open locked doors.
THE
LIGHTER
SIDE
A Rabbi who went before the
Board of Directors of his shul to
ask for an increase in his salary,
was asked to present his case.
The old-timer began with an
analogy.—
“Once upon a time there was
an old Rabbi who made his
rounds in a small European
community with a horse and
wagon. One day a youth stop
ped him and asked, “Rabbi,
how come your horse's coat
always looks so much better
than yours?”
The old Rabbi smiled and ex
plained, “You see, I take care
of my horse but my congregation
takes care of me!”
board which would “carefully
screen” all material published in
La Nation to “avoid any more of
this.”
The criticized material had
sought to link Quebec Jews with
“international Communism’’ and
charged that they had given no
thing to the development of the
Province of Quebec. The state
ments were described by Saul
Hayes, executive vice-president
of the Canadian Jewish Congress,
as stemming from “ignorance or
malice” and as a “mischievous
and pernicious smear."
Elect
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G. Hughel Harrison
Associate Justice
JSSL
Supreme Court of Georgia
Democratic Primary,
Sept. 14, 1966 ^
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RE-ELECT
Representative
William A. (Bill)
131st District
Fulton County
House of Representatives
Proven ABILITY
Proven INTEGRITY
-Proven LEADERSHIP
* BILL SIMS *
IS THE MAN WHO CAN AND
WILL SERVE YOU BEST
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