New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-01081

Nursing Home Bazaar Sunday virtu, ' unions The annual bazaar of the Col- twice j lege View Nursing Home will their m take place on Sunday. Dec. 15, Mabel from 2-4 p.m. in the pursing tional d home which is located at 425 W ,nterna| Workew 144th St. Featured at this event will be merchandise which was maitgf'®1* r by the nursing home residents esting during the past months, A large four - variety of leather^efaft. wood- sponsor work. Jewelry, afid hand sewn trial K* items will be on sale. Unusual and inexpensive holl- . 1 day-flits can be selected. Boxed|*,rKeri Christmas cards will also be onlpr^in* sale. Proceeds will go towards . the Patient’s Fund for additional Inn craft and recreational materials , * ,.e ?? As a special treat and an ad 11 dition to this event, a Christmas possess Pageant will be presented byjcan wo the nursing home staff and resi-l But there is | parison- betwe dents. ILGWU Envoy Back From Trip To Japan E. 138th St., was one of two American women of organized labor wbo visited the island em­ pire's factories in four cities to observe, study and discuss Jap­ anese onions and plants. Youth Program A $96,000, Police Athletic League-sponsored demonstration youth project on the West Side of Manhattan will get federal support. Rep. William Fitts Ryan (DL-NY) disclosed this week The project is one of the first approved by the Office of Man­ power, Automation and Training under the program to create Job Opportunities in the Neigh­ borhoods of the city. “While giving real help to more than 350 youngsters,” said Rep. Ryan, “the project will also seek solutions toward s : ?ty s social dynamite '■*- youths who are out of school and out of work." The PAL-administered demon­ stration project will teat and counsel out of school unem­ ployed youths between the ages of 16 and 21 who live in the West Side urban renewal area. Form a good habit and read the Amsterdam News — every week! Laundry Wks. Conference To Hear Farmer James Farmer, national di­ rector of CORE, and Jacob Po- tofsky, president of the Amal gamated C"othin« Workers of America, will address a day-long, leadership conference of somfe 500 shop chairmen and execu tive board members of the Amal­ gamated Laundry Workers Joint Board on Saturday, Dec. 14. at the New York Hilton Hotel. Louis Simon, president of the, union, said the conference will aunch the unrn's drive for a i letter-writ ng campaign by union members to members of Con­ gress from the New York area demanding passage of the civil i-ights bill... NY AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., Dec. 14, 19C3 • 23 Teachers —««l«J Sootch Whuky ••Tbacmer a SoasL™ •aewti.ee a GLASGOW scon, amo TEACHER’S SCOTCH is bottled only in Scotland the flavour is unmistakable Blended Scotch Whisky/86 prooI/Sctueflebn A Co., tew York FOR FINE TASTE YOU LIKE PLUS BIG CASH SAVINGS! ib 1 of 3 Heist Suspects olman Sidney Liv- Police said three men ei ■d an armed rob- the furniture store at 2 lbt t gun point Tues- enth Ave., Tuesday and en recovering from the manager, Samuel Jac, >n set and an en- in rear of the store at gun ling $153 which and forced him to open th< tolen by a Seventh which contained an en' with $153 which they remov store ;um, 21. of 41 W Police said the three me charged with rob- and Ptl-f Livingston, who ition of the Sulli- sigBed to the E. 126th St. jeld In $15,000 bail cjnct caught- only Coaxurr the Grand Jury. LAKEWOOD, N. J. — The New Jersey State Conference of the American Jewish Committee, meeting here in Lakewood re­ cently, urged passage of a strong federal civil rights law and a strengthened fair housing law in New Jersey. The resolution backed an ad­ dress by State Attorney Arthur J. Sills calling for an increased moral responsibility on the part of volunteer groups to make civil rights legislation effective. 3ast," a drama by about the life of publisher of the mes from 1896 to presented on Eter- vision on Sunday, to 2 p.m. West Indies Freight & Passenger Service SHIPPIM, . CRATING To All Parts of the West Indies We Prepare Bills of Ladins. Custom Hou»e Declarations and All Necessary Functions. FOR FIRST CLASS SERVICE SEE US TB t — TR S-3SSJ EAST Mtg BTBB1 Days Only J, BIRON. M«r Naw Wen N T illllr 1 1 Illlli ’.»*• iilliVUuu « J 'LAID STAMPS, 70o/ Groceries! This is chicken that suits you to a “T”—Tasty . . . Tender . . . Thrifty! Every one measures up to A&P’s exacting standards. 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