New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-01114
1963
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Island Section
Councilmen Call For Bigger
Queens Civil Courthouse
Jersey Man
Sentenced
To Die
ELIZABETH, N. J. - Ralph
a 23-yoar-old satf-stytod
Black Muslim who had Knight
to delay his first degree murder
trial for religious observances,
was convicted and ’sentenced to
die in the electric chair for the
Carlino Blasts
Hcfstra Students
the decision of the Hofstra Stu
dent Council to invite George Lin
coln Rockwell. Nazi Party lead-
3 ROOMS
tng on the Mayor, the City Plan
ning Commission, The Council,
the Board of Estimate and other
city agencies involved to take
steps for construction of a new
Civil Courthouse in 1—nt".
distorted whet is probably a sin
cere anti commntom that he
Justifies an equally un-American
fascism which Just as surely
would destroy our American way
of life. To pursue his goal he Is
willing to make minorities in our
country scape goats Just as Hit
ler did in Germany.
Carlino, who recently drew fire
when he demanded the L.I.
Flushing. Arthur J. Katzmaa of
Forest Hills, and Edward L. Sad-
owsky of Jackson Heights.
adequate room for the court, the
lacreaaad Jurisdiction of the court
and the rise in the number of
cases, the resolution urges that
the city efTirisds concerned take
immediate action to acquire a
Met municpal courts were dis
continued and the Civil Court
deprived of Its space in the
Queens General Courthouse at
88th Avenue and Sutphin Boule-
far the needs and iacreaaed Jur
isdiction and volume of Btiga-
gatioa.”
Consolidation of the Civil
Courts merged the former Muni
cipal Courts and the Civil Coart
and enlarged the monetary Jur
isdiction of tbs new court to $10,-
000 a case from the $$,000 of the
Municipal Court and the $6,000
of the former Civil Court.
Last Sept. 1, when court coa-
11 Court . . . despite ha enlarged
Jurisdiction aad greater volume
of case* consists of the former
Municipal Cout Central Jury and
4th District courtrooms and office
space on the westerly side of
Queens Boulevard. Kew Gardens,
plus a small additional area in
A special appeal was issued
this week in behalf of the resi
dents of the A. Holly Pattersoa
Home tor Nassau County Aged
aad Infirm by officials of the
Nassau County Department of
Welfare.
Residents of the Home are
hi-ii recorai.
Most of the residents of the
Home are encouraged to parti
cipate la a diversity of activities
by tbs medical staff sad the
facilities and all other adjuncts
for the administration of Justice
to our citlaena. . .’*
The Councilmen pointed out
that the Queens County Bar As
sociation has urged repeatedly
the construction of a new court
General Courthouse. In which the
Civil branch of the Supreme
Court to located.
They noted further that three-
fourths of all civil litigation is
brought in the Civil Court and
that there are 21,000 eaeea pend
ing and awaiting trial on ita cal
endars.
The resolution on the court
house is to be referred to the
Finance Committee, of which
Councilman David Boas of The
Bronx is chairman.
An amendment to the Local
Law which authorised creation of
a temporary Commission oa City
Finances is to be introduced at
Tuesday s meeting by Mr. Ross,
nt the request of Mayor Wagner.
The amendment is to expand
the membership from 12 to 10. It
would empower the Mayer to
appoint 8 and the Comptroller
aad President of The Council to
nominate 4 each for appointment
by the Mayor. The law as it was
adopted by The Council on Oct 22
— Marine Private Terry D. Coles,
son of Duct Coles of W. 133rd
St., New York, has eamflttcd
his combat training at the Second
Infantry Training Regiment,
Marine Corps Base, here
Sluggish-
Catching
Cold?
Doctors prescribe the
citrus fruit laxative
CITRATE OF
MAGNESIA
Fart Reflet sf
The Jury of nine men and
three women returned the ver
dict after two hours of deliber
ation without recommendation of
imprisonment, thus making the
death penalty automatic. Union
County Judge Carroll W. Hop
kins fixed the week of Jsa. 19
The shooting victim was Leon
Hanjian. 09. who died shortly af
ter being shot In the holdup
which occurred last Jan. 35. Da
vis was arrested several days lat
er. allegedly with Hanjian's wal
let aad a pistol Identified as the
murder weapon.
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Saturday Dee. 14 at Bethel Bap
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are Mrs. Margaret Kenner and
cousin Rev. Bessie McCain,
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their daughters. Mr*. Leola Jor
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Life and History sponsored a
BOOK FAIR at the Grace Metho
dist Church in Hollis, to em
phasise the idea of buying books
oo Negro Life and History for
Christinas gifts.
lian Cain. Catharyn DeKine, and
Lillian White were hostesses.
The newly chartered Knicker
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New York Blvd. ... Also to ... .
Dr. Thomas L. Peacock, a grad
uate of Howard U and the Dental
School of Meharry Medical Col
lege. Following bis graduation
from dental school. Dr. Peacock
did his internship at Mary Im-
macuate Hoapitol, and hither
work nt Jewish Hospital for
Chronic Diseases, before decid
ing to epen offices in the new
Addesleigh Coop Apts.
United Democrats sponsored a
1 FunA-Rama Captains Party Dec.
14, at their Club House on New
1 York Blvd. To highlight the fun.
. baskets of Cheers were raffled
Delta Beta Chapter of Zeto Phi
Beta Sorority lac. held a Pre-
Christmas ‘Stocking Staffer Par
ty* at Irenas Dance Studio in
St. Albans Dec. 6. The affair
enabled the sorors to thank
friends who had supported chap
ter projects during the year.
Eleanor B. Cutlar Is Baslleua of
of the Chapter; Sorors Catherine
Jones. Alberta Alston. Leona Da
vis, Maurie Brumsklll, Dorothy
Judon, Alda Robinson, Eddie
Lee Cannon, Rhoda Berry. Lil-
Holiday Highlight s la Ferns*
A teenage group - The Young
New Yorkers S.C. will sponsor
their first affair Dec. 28. at the
Linden Manor. Robert Walker is
President of the chib; The Mas
ters, a singing group, will en
tertain, with Milt Larkins Band
playing for the dance . . . Dec.
37, another teenage group . . .
The Kingsmen will have their
holiday celebration at the St.
Albans Plata Proceeds will-go
to their favorite charity. NAACP.
Mr. A Mrs. Dave Brown will
entertain The Ramblers and
their guests, for their Annual
Xmas Party. Mrs. Mildred Hurt
is Fret of The Ramblers, Mrs
Inex Cantwell Sec., and Mrs.
Peggy Brown Tress.
Mrs Mildred Hurt will enter
tain Club 238 and their guests,
at their Annual ‘Holiday Party
Meeting*.
The Juggs S.C., a group of
Queens General Hospital employ
ees, will sponsor a ‘New Years
Eve until Dawn Dance' at the
St. Albans Plaas
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Jaa 5, The Nat'l Assoc of
Fashion and Accessory Design
ers Gala Luncheon Fashion Show,
to salute Josephine Baker as one
i of the World’s Best Dressed Wo
men, in the Grand Ballroom of
the Waldorf Astoria. The affair
I will benefit NAFAD’s scholarship
I and building fund.
Jaa. 10. Community Chatter
sponsoring a 2 day Ski week-and
at Mt. Cathaiia. Ellenville .N.Y.
Jaa. 17, The Slalom Sports
Club, with Bill Roberts as Chair-
l man, will sponsor their Skiing
Week-end at Lake Placid
Jan. 27. at Andrew Jackyoo HS
Auditorium, a benefit Perform-
snee by Johnny Ray and the
Jimmy Dorsey Orchaatra, will
raise funds for the Ottlee Or
phanage in Jamaica Advance
sale tickets are now available
Congratulations to Mr. A Mrs.
James Brannen on the engage
ment of their daughter Pat to
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