New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-01125
1963
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Expert, Free Advice
Expert Over 55 Yre.
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Soai AN — Tells AN — Knows
All - Dees All - Ceres AN
OPIM SUNDAY ALSO
IWer Josh Celeb, Y165 F«l-
tee St., bet. Bedford and
FronkNa. New FrankRa-Ono
fKfht ap. Apt. 1, Breeklye
H, New York. Miene -NE
B-SY47.
ARE YOU SUCCESSFUL?
Why Isn't » jut Ufe a auooeu sto
What are invisible fuldetr
guardian angels really exist? II
omum tlwluu
straying? Is yoar Norm an-
Inna Maw 9
nwppyr ml you IIwiny OllilOF
cmud conditions — fa y«a
nood quick help? Art you al
ways anlncky? K so call REV.
WALLACE. I will tall you uH;
NO CHANGE if I fail Gad's
blessings ora free. MO
6-0680—daily from 11 «.»,
730 p.m., except Set. I S«».
307 Lenox Are., car 125 St,
Rm 300.
BUSINESS
0MO9TUnB'!a
UBORT HOTEL
Capacity 1»
73 Aerw Modern,
heated, fully equipped kitchen A
dining rm. Ail turnteMaga Included
Olympic Altered pool'. larg, recrea
lion hall. Sacrifice MS.OOU Caeh nec-
• saary MB.IXM. Choo. Freedman, Bkr
Accord. NV Teli KcrhonMuu 4711
BEAUTY SE^kuTtStM quarters
RY Cleaning A Tailoring -
bllahment fbr «lc Call bet the
hours of IS a.m. A 3 p.m. —
SW 5-4014 Ideal (or Tailor. Very
Keaaooable.
BAR-B-fJUE Restaurant, Special
Charcoal Stove. Good location -
Selling ^due to lllaeaa MO A7088
RKAU’t’Y SALON, Better part of
Flatbush Ave. The most beautiful
in B'klyn 1 yr old Must see to
appreciate. Ideal lor select clien-
tell. No coinpe.Hion. Would be on
ty one of Its kind in area. Part
ners disagree Beat offer TE 7 3847
Cali bet • A it p.m.
DRUG STORE. Dry. Manhattan.
Volume *388,088. Sick *45.000.
Long least. Small rash to the
right party. Writs Box D-31. C/O
Amsterdam News.
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CAPACITY - 30 CARS
Going busween. Present Tenant Re
UMg Because of Iliseea
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EXCLUSIVE AGENT
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WA 7 9500
SUPREME COURT OP THE
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY
OP KINGS.
In the Matter of the ADoHeaHta
of JERO1.ENE LX>R&EY7peUtio»-
er. For as Order dixsolvias bar
marrtue te VALE DORSEY, R»
■.pumtaac ) |Panmaa^^to^ Section 7A
TO VALE DORSEY:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. Mat a
petitiiMi ha* been presented to
Court by JEROLENE DORSEY,
your wife, for the diasoluOaa of
your marriasa on the (round that
you have absented yourwU for ftve
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warding market intimately pnd with
the understands and wisckim of such
columnists as Jackie Robinson, Dr.
Martin Luther King, James L. Hicks,
Roy Wilkins, Gertrude Wilson, Whit
ney M. Young, and Poppy Cannon
White.
NO WONDER
a lusty 99.2% of its circulation is
eagerly bought at newsstands, not at
5c nor 10c but at 15c — yes, 15c,
And . . .
openings, and match them with
qualified applicants. “What we
have discovered.'’ eaid Mrs. Fid* • ,
ler, “is the necessity to take that
extra step to make things hap
*
nan *•
pen.
The chairman of the commit
tee is Mrs. Herbert Mark. White
Plains, and her co-chairman is
Mrs. Malcolm R. Smith of Harts
dale. Besides Mrs. Fidler, of
Portchester, others are Mrs. 8.
S. Goldsmith of Scarsdale, Mrs.
Robert Gould, Hartsdale. Mrs.
R. Cheater Redhead. New Ro
chelle and Mrs. H. M. True-
blood. Dobbs Ferry.
Among the teachers on the
Teacher Interview Panel are Mr.
Kenneth Haskins and Miss Min
nie Kennedy, Greenborg, Mrs. .
June Reed, Valhalla. Miss Thel
ma Washington. White Plains,
Mrs. Edna Swann. Portchester.
Rent Reducing
Plan Backfires
By DAVE HEPBURN
A plan to reduce the rental on five and six-room
apartments for new tenants at the plush Ebbets Field
Apartments in Brooklyn/ by the Kratter Corporation
is causing a furor at the recently completed complex.
The present tenants are themselves looking for a
reduction.
Professor Robert Lowe, chair-
knowing what
man of the Ebbet. Field Com- Kratter ^Poratton’s renting
munity Council (a tenant *«ent8 «•
th« •►
group), recently disclosed that a P1*8"*8-1 c8“0t whether or
survey showed that unless there not the "ew tenants under the
is a quick adjustment of rent. V*ar lewe. are going to have
to sa™
one-half or more of the 1.000 ten- rfntfl
ants will leave when their leases 8™oun,t 88 the old ,**BaBUl after
their leases expire.”___________
expire.
No Renewal
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Lowe pointed out that more K
4
than half of the tenants have an-
swered in the negative when
asked if they would renew their I
leases unless an adjustment in |-..f'
rents was made. This, he said.
would leave the Riant 1,300 unit >
development a “$18-20 million &
dollar white elephant” In the |
hands of the State Housing Fin- |
ance agency which holds 1 h e fftHHEf ,
mortgage.
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A spokesman for the Kratter 9
Corp., which owns the apart- I
ments. told the Amsterdam News I ‘
that the reduction in rent was be-
ing undertaken with the full I J
,
XK
«,
; knowledge of the state agency. |
. There are some 250 large apart- JgHpO , ' jmBglg
t ments remaining which the eor
. poration has difficulty in leas-
. ing. The lease is for a year Re- K
duetions of $40, approximately,
, will be made on apartments
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which rent from $164 50 to $181 | gjfc
> ft month now Thus the former
• apartments will now rent at $124 -
, 50. The spokesman said that
• there was no truth in rumors
that the rent will he raised back 999L
•
him what it does for
of both races to know
in a professional ca*
its former position *ext year
' No one knows what it will be
like a year from n-t ■ g. ftftt ?
.^9 •
Miss Grace Bliss. Division ^9
8
Spokesman for Hi* Stair Division
Of Housing and < omniunity Re- I
newal slated -a hen (iH-lKine.!
this matter:
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We are only acting as bank
ers in this matter Insofar as it I
is our dutv to see that the Krat 1
ter Corporation does not make UIHHHHHHUHHHI
more than 6 per cent annually.
We cannot intervene in this mat- RIDES WITH PRESIDENT —
ter because they are losing Mrs D’Jarls H. Watson, wife of
money, not gaining. The Kratter Civil Court Justice James L.
Corporation had a choice of how Watson, and a member of the
they were going to lose their President’s Committee on Equal
money, that is. whether they Employment Opportunity, which
would lose money In letting the President Lyndon Johnson for-
high rents remain and thereby merly headed, had the honor of
filling the vacancies slowly or riding in the President’s car
dropping the rents for new ap- *Rh him and Mrs. Johnson and
plicants, still losing money, but Mayor and Mrs Robert Wag-
filing the vacancies more rapid- ner from Idlewild Airport and
ly. Whereas the old tenants are later sat in the box with Mrs.
paying the higher rents under J°hn«on during the Presideitt's
a three year lease, the new ten- address to the United Nations-
ants are coming in at lower Tuesday — (See earlier story
rants bat under a one year lease. °n page I).
SPEAKS FOR ITSELF!
T»l!« p»«t
marriage,
future.
Gives
NO WONDER,
WHY SUFFER?
with such a wealth of news and com
ment not found elsewere, it is read and
re-read — and then passed along to
others — for a solid week — until it is
time to reach for the next issue/'*
SURELY
because of this.......... AND............ the
fact that more classified advertising
appears HERE than in ANY OTHER
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER the
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In Manhattan and the Bronx
telephone Rl 9-5300
In Brooklyn and Queens
telephone UL 7-2500
Mrs. Fidler described the re
cruitment as a kind of preferen-
tail effort, but only in the actual
seeking out of Negro teachers.
All are Interviewed by a com
mittee made up of teachers pre
viously placed, and all must
meet the requirements. The re
cruiters are multi - racial, con
tacting some 200 college place
ment directors, as well as news
papers and magazines to publi-
Phi Betas
Meet In •
Nashville
s Phi Beta Sigma fraternity
will meet in national convention
in Nashville, Tenn. from Dee.
26 - 30. Some 1.500 delegates
from die U.S., Africa and toe
Virgin Islands are expected.
Maurice A. Moore is president.
Senator Leroy Johnson of the
Georgia state legislature will be
one of the speakers, also Dr.
Deborah Partridge Wolfe will
address the meeting.
Membership consists of 40.000
Negro college men in 200 active
chapters. Among its members
are 9 college presidents, three
heads of States of African na
tions; President William V. S.
Tubman of the Republic of Li
beria; their Excellencies, Nnamdi
Azikiwe, President of the Re
public of Nigeria and Kwamle
Nk-umah, Prime Minister of the
Grid Coast.
Also State Senator Leroy A.
Johnson of Georgia; A. Phillip
Randolph the International Pres
ident of the Brotherhood of
Sleeping Car Porters and a Vice
President of the AFL-CIO and
the National President of the
Negro Labor Council.
Conclave Committee members
are David A. Hamilton, John
Hull. John Watkins. Henry L.
Taylor, Harry S. Blanton, A. V.
Boswell. C. E. McGruder, M W.
Day, Jaa Robinson. John H Wat
kins. Nelson J. 9enter. Mingo
Scott, John Driver and Donald
Bently
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