New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-01029
1963
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Services Mourn Judge Jackson
body and set up the services at Rep- Powell praised the late
the Masonic Temple, refusing to jurist for his "loyalty and Chris-
allow the services at the Abys- f*— J—” —A •• *
sinian Church where he had faith- ]
fully attended and was former i
i
church attorney.
On Sunday ,
Sunday more than 1.500 per-
sons, including many Judges and
lawyers. Joined to pay respects
at a memorial service at the
Abyssinian Church at which Rev.
Adam Powell officiated. Supreme,'
Court Justice Owen McGivern.l
Attorneys Andrew R. Tyler and
Cornelius McDougald, and others
participated in the warm cere
mony.
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Funeral services were held re-
ntly for Mrs. Aurelia Carring-
n. of 1865 Amsterdam Ave. at
. Catherine of Genoa Catholic
lurch, followed by burial in
vergreen Cemetery, Brooklyn.
Mrs. Carrington, wife of Dr.
ving U. Carrington, well-known
arlem physician, was born in
» Paul, Minn. She served on
le board of directors of the Mt.
orris Park Hospital for some
me. and was a member of the
omen’s Auxiliary of the cen-
•al Medical Society of which she
^as vice president and secretary.
Besides her husband, she is
arrived by a daughter, Joan; a
ister, Mrs. Lucille Bowman, and
niece and two nephews.
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ay, November 26. no carrier de-
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fork Robert K. Christenberry.
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Top Labor Leaders
At Convention
N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Nor. 10, IMS e ft
Big 6 Contract To Help
In a contract made effective
Monday, Negroes and Puerto
Ricans will be able to get Into
and up in the commercial print
ing shops of the city through
the New York Typographical
Union No. 0.
The contract also provides for
appeal procedures and arbitra
tion in cases of alleged dlscrim-
ination in hiring helpers and
promoting them to apprentice
status.
Union chief Bertram A. Powers
said about one-third of the 1,000
presently employed helpers are
members at the two minority
groups, but 10 per cent of the
total number of apprentices rep
resent Negroes and Puerto
Ricans.
Gov't Must Open Jobs To Negro
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SUBWAY'
,
creatc more Jobs for all Ameri-
The only way to expand Job advisory board of Local 3 of the
opportunities for Negroes is to IntemaUonal Brotherhood <V Elec-
1 U » * ,1 a—.i trical Workers, made the oom-
responribil-
cans, but the government — not ity |n pointing out that full inte-
labor —■ must assume leadership gration of the labor force could
in that area, a Negro labor lead- not be implemented unless more
* Jobs were created in the Amerl-
er said.
on
JAMES HAMPTON - He is the
first vice president of the In
ternational Chemical Workers
Union which has 80,000 white
and Negro members.
(Dummett Photo).
FRANK EVANS — A member
of the international executive
board, Evans is one of the rank
ing Negro officials of the Al
lied Industrial Workers Union.
(Dummett Photo).
PAIR BOUND — This World’s
Fair Special will take you to
the 1964-1965 extravaganza when
it opens next year. New York
Transit Authority has number
of special trains set up to han
dle the crowds.
Austin Ottley, a member of the can economy.
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LOCAL LABOR OFFICIALS —
Harry Van Arsdale (right), of
the New York City Central
Trades Council, greets Austin
Ottley of Local 3 of the Inter
national Brotherhood of Elec
trical Workers and Randolph
Hagan, vice president of Local
6 of the Hotel and Club Em
ployees Union at the -AFL-CIO’s
convention at the Hotel Ameri
cana. iDummett Photo)
Sen. Warner Says
Rights Drive Shows
Need For Legislatio
The vast amount of discrimin
ation in the building and con
struction trades as revealed dur
ing the civil rights demonstra
tions earlier this year and the
large number', of arrests which
these demonstrations produced
have prompted Bronx State Sen
ator Ivan Warner to seek two
new pieces of legislation during
the coming session in January.
- Sen. Warner said he would in
troduce a measure seeking to
do away with the present state
Apprenticeship Training Council
and to create a Temporary State
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HAL/ A HALF
WHITE port
MUSCATEL
Bottled ty Rabbin. Win. Co., N.Y
Commission with a $50,000 ap
propriation to hold hearings and
provide for the creation of a new
state apprenticeship training pro
gram “which will have some
meaning and can do something
about the problem.”
“When Peter Brenan can say
that there are no qualified Neg
roes and Puerto Ricans in ap
prentice programs, even though
the state has had a program go
ing. then the only thing to do is
scrap the present setup and to
create a new one that will give
some positive results as soon as
possible,” Warner declared.
The Bronx legislator said he
was also preparing for pre-filing
a bill which would insure that
persons arrested in civfl rights
demonstrations are not barred
from state licenses, employment,
or any other benefits because of
the arrest or conviction. Such
arrests, he asserted, are not
criminal arrests, and should not
be used as such.
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ARMANDO SANCHEZ— He is
the United Packinghouse Food
and Allied Workers union's dir
ector in Puerto Rico.
CHARLES HAYES — He is the
regional director of the United
Packhousehouse Food and Al
lied Workers union, working out
of its Chicago offices.
(Dummett Photo).
(Dummett Photo).
Ethiopia
Accuses
Somalia
At the United Nations this
week the Ethiopian Mission ac
cused Somalia with sending units
of its regular army into Ethio
pian territory to provoke dis
turbances and disrupt public or
der and security.
- The charges stemmed from
reports originating in Washing
ton and Addis Ababa that the
Somalis recently accepted Soviet
military aid to shore up their
army. The mission’s assertions
gained further momentum fol
lowing remarks by the Somali
counselor in the U.N. that So
malis in Ethiopia's Ogaden Prov
ince were fighting “a war of lib
eration” against Ethiopians.
1 Brother
Killed,
2nd Knifed
Larry Paul Williams, 16, of
417 E. 147th St., Bronx, is being
held without bail on homicide
charges in connection with the
death of Roy Hunt, 16. and the
knifing of the latter’s brother
Rudolph Hunt, 15, of 1526 Brook
\ve.. Bronx.
Police said the boys were
dancing at the community Cen
ter at PS 55 which is located at
Park Ave. and St. Paul's PL,
Bronx. Thursday night.
The others are
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whisky jff
Williams and Roy. police said,
engaged in an argument over a
qj girl and stepped outside, police
53 said, where Roy was fatally
O knifed and Randolph knifed in
2 the back. Det. Johnny Rogan of
the Bathgate Ave., detectives.
made the arrest
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Dougals C. Greene, a plant
superintendent for several food
production firms, including Host
ess Products and Delta Packing
Company, of 1181 E. 223rd St.,
Bronx, was appointed by Gov.
Nelson C. Rockefeller as one of
the members of the Board of
Visitors of the new Bronx State
Hospital for a term ending Dec.
31, 1970.
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Says Negroes
Moving Up
Job Ladder
Pullman
Porters
To Strike?
n Whito
or
sj Yellow
M.Y.’s Largest
While headlines still shout of
racial tension, employment of e
Negroes In preferred Jobs has s
been on the steady rise tlirougn- t
out the country. Most dramatical- 1
ly, there has been a widespread I
lowering of work barriers in the <
South.
The “white only” rule has been 1
discarded in surprising places, t
writes Irwin Ross in “Negroes f
Are Moving Up the Job Ladder,” t
in the December Reader's Digest. 1
Negro engineers, mathematicians i
and draftsmen are working in At- <
anta, Greensboro, New Orleans,
Tulsa and other southern cities, 1
alongside white colleagues m j
i
complete compatibility.
Negroes not only work on a :
level of equality, but in many j]
cases in a supervisory capacity.
At Lockheed Aircraft in Mariet
ta, Ga., Negroes direct mixed
crews on the production line. At
the same plant it is not surprising
to find a Negro girl instructing
a white boy in a skilled opera
tion.
Negroes apparently experience
no difficulty in supervising white
men. “J have no special pro
blems,” one of them told the
writer. “Just the general prob-
■ lems of handling people.” An
t employer determined to integrate
. supports the authority of his lead
ers; if a white worker disapprov
es, all he can do is quit. Few do,
l as there is no surplus of factory
jobs in the South.
Form a good habit and read
the Amsterdam News — every
week!
Hughes Backs
Job Training
TRENTON — Gov. Richard J.
Hughes’ bipartisan civil rights
committee has recommended
that a state agency be set up
to handle the selection, train
ing and placement of appren
tices in trade unions to offset
aHeged bias, but made no move
to endorse housing, education
and employment recommenda
tions.
A proposal to add a new, strong
amendment to the state’s anti-
discrimination law on the pre
vention of bias in the sale or
rental of homes was made along
with recommendations to im
prove educational opportunity for
racial minorities.
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