New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-01080

20 • N.Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., Dec. 14. 1963 S— Rev. John Pierce, is being held on a five-year-old murder rap... Marion Rodgers in a cab ac­ cident... Pretty Ardith Hairston and Ernie Hill will be spliced at high noon Saturday... That pocket size Post Office at 125th St. and Seventh Ave. Is to re­ mind Harlemites that Christmas i» Just around the corner... Did Goody Drug store change hands? Charlie Franks is back on the turf... Former eager Ray Felix is getting ready for the next teacher’s exam... George L. Drews has a lot of explaining to do about that roll... Bubba Robinson is staging shows at Smalls. Curley Hamner is one of his stars... Lyn Dozier, fighting editor of Jefferson Houses Tenants Assoc­ iation's Newsletter, said his or­ ganization, headed by Roland Cintron, acta, as a watchdog for the projects’ consumers... Venice Lounge is now a raided premises since the young woman made that play and the cat turned out to be a cop... Dorothy Guinyard thought she was free and clear, then she was awakened... Harold “Broadway Bates” Johnson is back on the Harlem Stroll. . . Red­ ford Rogers, the mixologist, said Sir Robert Harvell's playing and singing of the tunes that made Nat King Cole famous is just like fine wine... Arlene Faison is scared to death since someone discharged a gun through her F window. Russian Boots Former entertainer <da For­ syte, who danced in Russia be­ fore the Negro entertainers were driven out, loaned Gladys Mc­ Donald a pair of boots made in Russia in 1911 which are now on exhibit at Countee Cullen La-, brary... Thomas Brockington wants to keep Jarvis Gragrove as bis close friend.„ Jimmy Cox fell down in front of the Baby Grand Saturday, night and had n splitting headache... Attorney Joseph Carl Thompson said he was cited for contempt by a judge for having his hands in his pocket while addressing the *•, , , court. -T-j, . ■ Billy Ward, the! artist, musi­ cian, organizer, disc jockey a d producer, is responsible fcr Jack­ ie Wilson and Clyde McPhutter whom he groomed when they jsang with his group... Susie, of Butterbeans and Susie, veteran ! dance team, died in Chicago. Moms Mabley said the dance team started her out in show business... Palm's mixolog st Jimmy Miller is a fight expert. He picked Joey Giardello to win the middleweight crown from Dick Tiger... Vivian McWh’te is confined to Jewish Hospital with a broken left arm . , Roberta Ma- i tin was wounded by bullets. She can’t eat or sit down, yet. Clar­ ence Rubain, court officer, hos­ pitalized at Polyclinic.. Jarnos h. Hardy Jr. is president of the Christian Social Chib of Holt Tabernacle Church. They held an affair Saturday night... Charles Bums’ shopping did" not meet the approval of guard Wil­ lie Thompkins. standing up for. his pal George Jackson at the latter’s wedding here, his brother was dying in x^attfocnia,.. George ij now a sue-1 ■essfu.1 insurance salesman... Samuel Kiel found out that Joyce Davis doesn’t like that kind 'of treatment.. Mary Washington tried to make Ruhard Fuzz smooth... Eddie Wraff. better known as Hymie Goldberg, re­ vealed his Xmas present to his Cloie is a made-to-order leather ;oat. Hymie and Junior Villa- nova were at the Atlantic City title fight... Wi’.bert Jackson. Col. Yeung Softball League star, was I promoted to the rank of ser-i geant in the Transit Authority! Police... Sue Powell and Barbara irving, two lovelies, birthdayed! at Brownies... i Vivacious Rita Phinsee, who! is moving into her new St. A’- bans home, birthdayed... Leslie and JoAnn Matthews christened my granddaughter, Lisa, then Leslie winged to a Marine camp in California... Jessie Sterling’s sudden death shocked hubby. James, and their four tots... James O'Leary is back in I>A Hogah's office after a long ill­ ness... Det. Tommy Lowe switched from 28th to 20th squad... Calvin Hudson received life in prison... Charles Jones denied the accusa­ tion of Altagracia Pennyfeather... Special Hill must have used a special on Ernest Donaldson's leg... Banks is also a raided ; premises. Loses Brother While former Milwaukee dia­ mond star George Crowe was WHY PAY MORE? THERE’S NONE BETTER , E. MARTIN L 10 YEAR old IMPORTED BRANDY RARE QUALITY* / ’.S29 #165 y I’yi l A 4/5 QUART 1/2 PINiT |liss Esther J. Walls, branch supervisor of the Countee Cullen Regional Branch, New York Pub- lic Library at 104 W. 136th St., announces the Twenty-first An­ nual Christmas Carol Sing, Wed­ nesday, Dee. 18, at 8:30 p.m. Schubert Festival To Honor JFK WBI Will Open Second On 5th Ave. A large crowd attended the an­ nual fall dance of Harlem’s! Washington Business Institute which was held recently at the Park Sheraton Hotel. Proceeds of the affair go to the Max Feld Scholarship Foundation to pro­ vide scholarships for business students. The school, located 2105 Seventh Ave., announced the opening of a new branch at 83 1 Fifth Ave. Registrations are cur- jrently under way for the spring term which begins in February Irt both schools. The Schubert Music Society. Edward Margetson. founder, will present its Annual Christmas Mu­ sic Festival on Sunday, Decem­ ber 22, at 4 p.m. at the Academy of Arts and Letters, 632 West 156th Street, New York City. *The program, which will be de­ dicated to the memory of the late President Kennedy, who was in­ deed a patron of the arts, will include excerpts from the Faure Requiem. Guest artists for the occasion are Winston Collymore, violinist: Herbert Pordum. ten­ or; William Smith, accompanist and a string quartet. Joseph Dei- licarri, director of the Society, will conduct. Miss Lilias Craigwell is the sec­ retary of the Schubert Music So­ ciety. THE GREAT JOSEPHINE BAKER — Miss Josephine Bak­ er, center, and Mrs. Lois Al­ exander, national president of the National Association of Fa­ shion Accessory Designers, Inc. are shown having lunch with Dan Stonesco, president of a jewelry firm, in Peacock Al­ ley of the Waldorf Astoria Ho- Economy Dooms Unskilled: UL SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico _) Employment conference here that “TnskiuSd’lndivWual Unskilled American workers doomed to a slow death at the< whflt hp must have to tom- hands of the nation’s economy.!.,ete successfully “In today’s unless they are provided with; swiftly automating job market "long-range planning and com-J speaking -last Friday before bined efforts by management.!^ group, Yoong said it would organized labor” and others to ,.take a massive, crash program give them skills, an Urban to get tj,e Negro moving up into League official declared. skilled Jobs.” Whitney M. Young Jr., cxecu- The program should, he add- tive director of the National Ur- ed, involve management, organ- ban'-League, whose headquarters ifed labor, government. . k is in New York, told an Americ-i organizations and the coopera- an Federation on Automation and'tion of the worker himst LEONA FASHIONS tel where they discussed the coming luncheon of NAFAD on January 5th at which Miss Baker will be cited as one of the "world's best dressed wo- roen”. Magic Show By Amazing Randi The Amating Randi, known to many youngsters by his appear­ ances on Wonderama and other TV children shows, will present a special Christmas Magic show daily from Dec. 21 Jo Dee. 29 at the Washington Square The­ atre, 145 Bleeeker St. The concert win feature the Harlem Hospital School of INurs- es Glee Club directed by^Nob -bert Simmons and the Leven Choral Society- directed by Paul McKnight. Mrs. Dorothy Sim­ mons. contralto, will be guest soloist. ’ One of the highlights of the concert will be Benjamin Brit­ ten’s "Ceremony of Carols” sung by the Leven Choral Society. Miss Margaret Robbins, Chil- idren’s Librarian, will tell a [Christmas story. ' The audience traditionally par­ ticipates in the singing of fam­ iliar carols, and the program is concluded with an impressive i candlelight ceremony. Admission is free. Harlemites Show Dudley Park Plan Ptons for a proposed rehabili­ tation of Mt. Morris Park will be presented to Borough Presi­ dent Edward R. Dudley Friday by a citizens group which is seek­ ing to transform the run-down recreational facility into a first class park. in making known that he will confer with the citizens group, Mr. Dudley commented, "I am anxious to see these plans be cause of the obvious need of making Mt. Morris Park an as­ set to the community which can i serve the needs ot nearby resi­ dents of all ages. The park is an eyesore now, I will do every thing practical and feasible to try to correct this condition.” Parks Commissioner Newbold Morris and City Planning Com­ missioner Elinor Guggeoheimcr also are scheduled to attend the conference. Mrs. Hilda Stokelv, 1 rhairman of the Committee for the Rehabilitation of Mt. Morris Park and State Senator Jerome L. Wilson, chairman of the Coun­ cil for Parks and Playgrounds will be among the delegation L0NGINES Observatory Honor Watches! Thrilling new series narks Longines historic triumph ui Neuchatel Observatory! Longines, the watch that broke the accuracy barrier, offers strik­ ingly beautiful new watches for lovely ladies and discriminating gentlemen! 11 models to seleci from-each elegant, excellent and can serve you for an adult lifetime. 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AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., Dec. 14, 1963 Hold NJ Civil Rights Centennial Program Christmas Sale By CONRAD CLARK TRENTON. N.J. - A Civil Rights Centennial Program was held here at the War Memorial f on Monday under the sponsor- v ship of the Governor’! Eman- cipation Proclamation Commit- 8 tee. I a former State Assemblyman,! Also from Trenton are, Mrs. co-owner and publisher of thei Arthur L. Davis, Charles Geter, New Jersey Herald News of! Miss Margaret B. Holmes, Mr* ! Jessamine B. Merrill, Sido L. Newark. The Proclamation., Committee Ridolfi. James Jan TWtisch, is headed by Governor Hughes Miss Thelma Thomas and Dr with Joseph N. Dempsey, As- S, Howarl Woodson.- bury Park, and Mrs. Jennie Lem- , .. S<L,t,^>nK>?,d H’ Bate,uan on, Newark, co-chairmen. Others listed on the committee and W“han?. E \ Ozzard from ., _ Eight civil rights leaders spoke, . including the Rev. S Howard ’ Woodson, president, state con­ ference, NAACP.; Canty Alston, k state president, state associaion s of Elks; Robert Curvin, vice- chairman, Newark Essex CORE; K James A. Pawley, director, Es- ;t sex County Urban League,; Dr. ___________ ________ 2, Joachin Prinz, Rabbi of B’nai which offers training by profes-|Abraham Temple, Newark; Leo eional instructors in sixteen did-! Smith, president of Local 480, AFL-CIO, Jersey City; Rev. Jer- tferent crafts. The Committee sponsoring the ard J. Murphy, F.J., St. Peter’s sale is under Mrs Raymond H College. Jersey City and Attorn- ey Herbert H. Tate of Newark, Belknap, chairman. « Ben are: Harold Ashby, Oliver W Some™“e; ? Br,anc1’’> George Brown, Melvin A. Calloway. the "etl: Rev. Booker T. Cartwright, „ m.. b' Hart> Sr-» Ralph D’Ambola, Steve Duncan Eve"tt ®- ^>mmons. Mrs. Willie Edwards, Martin L. Er- Harriet Smith, Mrs Rose Sul- win, Mrs. Ida Little. Clyde D. J*van and, Madaline A. Wil- Mitchell. Sidney Reitman, Mrs. l‘am.8 ‘5 East Orange; Mrs. Carlotta J. Ryan. Dr. William *aneu Braxton Orange; Arnold S. Smith, Mrs. Larrie Stalks. E Brown- Englewood; Ray- Rev. Harold Story. Danny Wil- liams, Mrs. Katherine Taylor. and Jamcs E- tooPer- Jerse> Mrs. Herbert Weiner. Mrs. CUy Ann Ulozas, Irvin I. Turner and Also Dr. William Neal Brown George C. Richardson, all oil and Dr. L. Ethan Ellis, New i Brunswick; Mrs. Russell C. Cau- Newark. Mrs Ea‘a Eternc Deplore Hatred Behind Upholds Bullets That Fell JFK School B 2. Convicted In White Airman's Slaying | N.g. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., Dec. 14, 19G3 • 21 EVREUX, Normandy — A U.S. Pittsbirfh and Robert C. Bur- defiance ot the Federal Govern- Negro soldiers etortned thw>ir Force oarracks with sticksi«iui jourt martial this week convicted reli o; Philadelphia were sen- ment over desegregation. wo Negro soldiers' of premeditated murder of a white prison, respectively, tor the al- it was testified, when Negro sol- No racial friction had beet re­ leged bludgeoning of Airman diers were called "black bast- ported here prior to the Sept. airman > ard” and “dirty nigger.” Later 6 fracas and no tension had been In The squabble got under way, metal bars. Pfc’s Raymond C. Bost Jr. of R»b*rt Padgett. the un- tenceu to 15 and 12 years ----------------------r Padgett died at the U.S. Air * group of about seven or eight building up. • 2 the ONE place to call for It’s Open Housa for Holiday Money at Beneficial! Get the cash you want double-fast to do your shopping, to 1 clean up your bills, to enjoy the holidays! Just call up or come in. 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The up-north Bennett recently hit the educational pages — it should have been the financial section — with the announcement that its 1964 yearly fee will at­ tain the stratospheric plateau of $3,525 to become the new plus ul­ tra of U.S. college tuitions, out- chinning even the long-time form­ er titlist, Bennington (Vermont) by $19. Down south’s Bennett, on the other hand, exacts only $675 less .han that gulping total from its aspiring damsels over a 3-year hitch, offering a comprehensive yearly fee which is catalogued at $1,050, according to United Negro College Fund sources. Painters Theme Is Civil Rights Jacob Lawrence is one of the painters whose work is being shown now in the annual exhibi­ tion of contemporary American artists at the Whitney Museum of American Art at 22 W. 54th Street. Some 145 artists’ work is being shown of which seven have chos­ en the theme of divil rights. In addition to Mr. Lawrence those artists are Robert Gwathmey, Jack Levine, Richard Lindner, Larry Rivers, Ben Shahn and Honorere Sharrer. So, if your cares extend beyond what’s in a name to what’s in lad’s purse; go south, young lady, go south. The exhibit may be seen daily from 1-5 p.m. with gallery talks at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday from now until Feb. 2, 1964. COMBAT MARINE — Private First Class Warren H. Small Jr., who recently completed four weeks advanced combat training conducted by the First Infantry Training Regiment, Camp Lejeune, N. C. Pvt. Small, son of Mr. and Mrs Warren H. Small Sr. of 2385 First Ave., is now eligible for assignment to duty at a Mar­ ine Corps base in the U.S. or abroad; NAACP Dance Friday Niglit ed in a memorandum to the leg­ islative leadership that the, state's cigarette tax be doubled from 5 to 10 cents, in order to produce a $20 million cancer- research fund plus approximate­ ly $100 million in new revenue for education and other essential services. The memorandum from Speno. 43. a recovered cancer patient, was delivered at the Albany of­ fices of Senate Majority Leader W’alter J Mahoney and Assemb­ ly Speaker Joseph F. Carlino Monday as the "two men prepar­ ed for budget meetings Tues­ day and Wednesday. Speno said he will distribute the mem- never, for an instant, underes- n timated its evil. For years we have warned all America of the corrupting power of violence and cf of hate.' "These are social diseases that 51 must be met with dispatch and & uncompromising justice before ui the immoral scourgy consumes « increasing numbers and brings cl havoc and ruin to our entire e< country. "Now' in grim reinforce- e) ment of the horrorof Friday’s d, assassination — comes the mur- js der of Oswald, the man accused s, of the murder of our President. s| There is justifiably grave con- Cl cern about the handling of this s case by the Dallas police and the murderous climax that occurred t, Sunday afternoon. These last events not only give forth more evidence of the violence that is n abroad in this land, but expose a terrible break down of law § and order and the thwarting of t( the constitutional procedures that n protect the rights of all, including the accused, by providing for A orderly, controlled and objective ti trial procedures before guilt can o F be established. "Just and far-sighted Ameri- h can statesmen created these s democratic safeguards and any u circumvention of them, whatso- d ever, undermines the security of f our nation and all other people, f Mourn Leader ( "We mourn our PrriStent, ’ f John F. Kennedy, as a leader . who dedicated himself to the cause of equality and justice for J all. jiye mourn the tragic and pre-! mature loss of our vigorous 1 young €^jief of State whose com-! 1 mitment to the democratic ideal e!was so precious and essential to! fthe survival of these United n States. e "We extend our sincere and '* heartfelt sympathy and condo- s lences to the Kennedy family n upon the death of its beloved “ son, brother, husband and father, h our President e: "We know that our combined organizations, along with other citizens, have no alternative but. in the spirit of our fallen'Chief ' Executive, to work together in reinforced and unceasing dedica- r tion to the basic precepts of dem- d ocracy and for their swift imple- h mentation for all the people. "May God walk with all of us n and open our hearts so we may '\learn well the lesson of these d many bitter and terrible days | "May God give guidance and o moral strength to our leaders r- as they and the nation strive to n repair the costly and awful dam- d age that the sins of moral defi- c ciency, hate and violence have already wrought upon our land.” M ANH ATTAN—BRON X COLUMBUS CIR.—17S0 B’w»y CO 5-3435 W. 125lh ST—309 W. 135thSt. Nor 7 th MO-3-7N8 TIMES SQ.-2S3 W. 42nd St. W17-5753 •4th rr. a •’WAV-2521 B w*y Rl 5-0386 W. 42nd St.-lOO W. 43 St.. 3 L LW 4-0250 WASH. HTS—600 W. Hint St. WA 7-3700 BRONX-384 E. 145th St.,3dfl. MO 5-68(1 TREMONT-478 E. Tremont Ave. LU 7-6700 BROOKLYN—QUEENS BORO HALL-J8 Court 8L. 3rd Flow _ (opposite Borough H»ll) MA S-217S Near kt.BR. Station DOWNTN l DeKilb Au MA MCA - FLATBUSH AVE.—144 FStbuibAw. .. . 9T J-,330 BUSHWICK-1360 Broadny Ot t-UM JAMAICA—93-03 Union UeU St. JA5-2S88 ST. ALBANS -18S-23 Linden Bhrd. Near Farmer. Bird. 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