New York Amsterdam News — 1963-02-23

• • N y. AMMKKUAM TEWS, Sat., Feb. 23, 1963 -Powell -Muslims (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) “the Investigation la continir- tog ” Already more than a dozen persons. Including several tavern owners and former Internal rev­ enue workers, have been arrest ed In the case, and a top revenue official was added to the list of those arrested early this week Arrested , latest to be arrested In the case is John L. Lacey, SO, of Holland Ave., Englewood, N. J. a supervisor In the Bronx office o’ the Internal Revenue Ser­ vice lacy was freed In $7,500 bail last week after Assistant U. S. Attorney Daly told the court that Lacey wit “a prin­ cipal in aiding and abetting in a schema to present falsa informa­ tion to the government'' is tax .Club (in Paris) Senator Estes felonious and unlawfully attempt- Kefauver was there with ten ed to injure certain policeofficers guests. Senator Kefauve-'s res of the City of Rocheater. eivations were made by the Judge Harry I. Itosenthal of United States Embassy and the Rochester postponed the case to Embassy gave him the money to Wednesday, February 27 over the pay his bill. objections of the Assistant D. A, “At that same time in Europe who informed the Court that the Senator Frank Moss of Utah was people were ready. there with a United States Air Judge Rooenthal assigned At- Force plane assigned to him torneys Reubn K. Darts and S. alone He had two full colonels Gerald Davidson to defend the with him and they spent dollars, Muslims. not counterpart funds. Malcolm X. led a protest march "Senator Neuberger of Oregon through Times Squaro last Wed- and Congresamaa Passman nt aesday Following the protest Louisiana were also there, as rally Saturday Malcolm led more ! was Congressman Anfuso of than 500 protesters through Rocke- Brooklyn. jieller Center. < contempt Powell said: Then lowering his voice In Icy The Rochester police said when Patrolmen John Huat and An- “Williams lied when he said the thony D'Angelo arrived at the FHA loaned me $11,000,000 The Mualim Temple In Rochester EH.\ doesn't loan money—itguar they Informed the two members at the door that they were there an tees mortgages “He also lied when he said to iavesligate a report that a gun that the Iliad project la the waa on the premises. The two Bronx was a dilapidated hotel officers said they were aaaulted Its not a hotel Its a vacant sad threatened lot!" * Fotleo Dogs Still hammering sway at the Malcolm X. told theAmeterdam Delaware Senator. Powell add- New, that th< officr, W>P. more than a score of persona, includag eeveral prominent Har­ lem residents, appeared before the Federal grand Jury oa Tues­ day. Some were Invited to return, also subpoenaed before the grand jury, which brought cries of “witchhunt" from some of the lawyers handling defendants In the case. Several motions to quash subpoenas of persons al­ ready arrested have been sought, but all have been denied by Fed­ eral District Court Judges. ley Republics. The state official, a key Re­ publican, reportedly waa ques­ tioned by the grand Jury early this week and later called back a second time, this newspaper learned. Sources also disclosed that more arrests can ba ex­ pected in the mushrooming probe of an Income tax refund scheme. Earlier Mr. Morgenthau said the investigation is part of a continuing investigation by the Internal Revenue’s Internal In­ action Service into a scheme which may eventually involve more than $200,000 in tax frauds. The continuing probe was first disclosed last foil following the arrest of Mrs. Ethel Ivy Neely, wife of a city patrolman, who worked as a supervising tax ex­ aminer in the Manhattan offices at 484 Lexington Ave. Mrs. Neeley and Grover Cooper, a former worker la tha tax office, were Jailed along with Percy Braaker. owner of Branker's Cocktail Lounge, who allegedly turned over illegal tax refunds to inter­ nal revesue workers. BRIGHTON'S ' FEBRUARY SALE “YOUR CHOICE’ 4/5 Qvorts asks why' my case which has > only been in the US tax court a year has not been settled. He i apparently doesn’t know that this < court is from three to four years behind in its case load. , Commenting on the Domestic Peace Corps known in Harlem as “ACT’’ which Senator Wil­ liams also attacked, Powell quot­ ed Attorney General Kennedy as having said that ACT was one of the finest such programs in the nation. He made the statement m testimony on the Youth Organ­ ization Act before a Powell sub­ committee. i It was in testifying on this , Act that FDR Jr. came to Pow­ ell's defense. [ Roosevelt was being question- . ed by Congressman Godell, Re­ publican of New York when Go- t dell attacked Powell. The for­ mer President’s son stopped 1 Godell and told him that he was »'"tired” of having Republicans I make his chairman (Powell) .their whipping boy. • Roosevelt is a member of \ Powell’s committee. COMYABE THESE VALUES Huntley Brands ; -Churches 1. Banded Ken- tveky Bour­ bon Whiskey IBB Proof lAl 2. Importod ■9 Scotch ■■ $4 Proof 3. Imported Canadian HRHn Whiskey jj;Si|| 4. Imported HAVING A PASTY? See Our Counter Specials I BRIGHTON LIQUOR ft WINE CORP. 134 UNOX AVENUE At West 114th St. Subway EN «1444 ~ 1 (Continued from Page One) , white congregations in our li­ ner oitias which exclude Negro •i citizens from their fellowships, I “In this instance,’* they said, , “government etkios whieh en- force impartiality before the race ’ issue stand closer to Christ than ■ the lily-white ‘religious clubs* I which bear the name of churches ( over their restricted doors. These * should not be tax exempt." • Mr. Sayers is vicar of St. Ste- i phen’i Church. Birmingham, and I chaplain of the Michigan Nation­ al Guard. Mr. White, is director 1 of stewardship and evangelism I for the Episcopal Diocese of , Michigan. The authors concluded: “Too 'ilang have we churchmen had a I free tax ride in America. It Is j time to pay oar community faro. 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The thirty Peace Corps Volun-1 r —— • ■ ■ teers. representing twenty-one : operations for the distribution of states, have been recruited and food, clothing, and actually pro- have now passed through the vided shelter to the homeless, first four weeks of formal aca By thia act. we feel that they demic training and community have already, evm before the ' in-service training, endeared orientation. These volunteers will take their themselves to the commnnity and < place in social agencies, meeting the spirit of service, ■' the needs of the youth,-to make a contribution to the many gaps 4 SdhBB in services in Central Harlem.1 VWi rrVIIUII Second Group jn a jtory on the New York On June 17th, a second group state Brotherhood Awards last of Peace Corps Volunteers will w<Mfk the Amsterdam News atat- be arriving to start their training that tht awards were made j to Commissioner Robert Risley and service to Harlem. Last week, In the fire a dts-jmd Benjamin G. Harris, aster on 141 Street, the Peace Actually the awards were Corps Volunteers left their break made to Commissioner Risley fast tables and went Immediate- and Bertram G. Harris, ly to the scene of the fire and Mr. Harris has called our at- rendered heroic services to these tent ion to the error, and we are victims. They set up emergency happy to correct it. DOMESTIC PEACE CORPS- MEN — Here Is the staff or the nation’s first and only Domes­ tic Peace Corps group which Is now located In Harlem un­ der the direction of Attorney Livingston Wingate. They are standing from bottom to top. | signed to meet the mounting pro­ tests from several thousand ho­ tel, restaurant and package store owners who have bitterly assailed the plan, many feeling that it would lead to widespread boot­ legging and other activities Many others feared they would be put out of business under the proposals. Meanwhile in an attempt to {check on alleged graft and cor­ ruption in the SLA. the Governor appointed a three-man Commis­ sion, headed by former Federal Judge Lawrence E. Walsh, a top racket buster in the Dewey era, to investigate the state's liquor laws. The appointment of the More­ land Act Commission, however, drew a bitter criticism from a Queens Republican. Assembly- man Anthony Savarese, vice chairman of the Joint Legisla­ tive Committee on the Alcoholic , Beverage Control Law, said, “I’m not happy with the Gov­ ernor’s appointment of a More­ land Act Commission to do the very job the Joint Legislative Committee was created to do.'' Lambert Atty. Wingate, George W. Broadfield, Carol Johnson, Mrs. Gwendolyn Jones, Lloyd Mit­ chell, Lloyd Chamblls, Mrs. Barbara Griggs and Billie Schley. Seated from bottom to top, Sam Carridlne, Charles Bustamonte. Charles Riveria and Joseph Batchelor. Modell (Continued from Page One) public to sit in on negotiations on the more than two-month-old newspaper strike. “The strike has been disas­ trous.”‘Modell told The Amster­ dam News. “It looks as if it's going to be hopeless. Many businesses are suffering from the .strike because of their de- pend^nge on newspaper advertis­ ing.” Modell said that business in his four stores has dropped 15 per cent in January, causing a loss of more than $100,000 said that if the strike con­ tinues he may have to lay off 25 to 50 of his 345 employees "It’s disrupting everything,” he explained. “The public must be better informed. It needs to be Informed I’m speaking as a member of the public. We don’t even know what the issues are.” Taste your whiskey. Then taste Calvert. Close behind Mr. Rangel's group waa area three with Mr. Joseph Booker as chairman. Their total for tha day was $409. These two areas, along with area four under Rev. Samuel Jou- bert, accounted for over 400 gifts and $1,004 for the Harlem Dis­ trict. The campaign is still not con­ cluded, so any adult Scouter or member of the District personnel will accept contributions. All con­ tributions help provide per- sonel, camp facilities, and liter-the—big stores ature for Harlem's 2600 beys Lambert Broth registered in Scouting and their the smaller stor which depend < 750 adult leaders. Correction In the February 9 Issue of the Amsterdam News a caption un­ der the picture of deceased la­ bor leader, Ashley Totten erron­ eously stated that the picture was taken In the Unity Funeral Home. Actually the picture was taken in the Lining Memorial Chapel at St. Martin's Church where Mr. Totten’s body waa taken after It had been prepared for burial at the Unity Funeral Home, 2352 8th Avenue. -Dr. Thorne (Continued from Page One) worked with the city’s Depart­ ment of Hospitals for 28 years serving as the first Negro phy­ sician at Lincoln Hospital before he retired and accepted a post at Harlem Hospital. $$$$$$$$$$$($$$$$ FANTASTIC FURNITURE Warehouse Clearance — ONE WEEK ONLY — 3-Pc. French Provincial Bedroom Set Gorgeous Fruitwood ■ complete Berne ownperattv* value a«IU at SMS 00 • Large Double Dresser • Full Size Bed • Handsome Large Chest In a kitchen meant for family living -you’ll naturally find a phone! Donlsh Modern Walnut 3-Pc. Convertible SOFA BID SUITFS Everybody loves a kitchen designed for family activities. And a telephone helps make it even more of a useful home center. Find out about all the wonderful colors and styles of extension phones. 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Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com --- PAGE BREAK --- Editor To USIA Post WASHINGTON — Former New York newsman Chariot Sumner “Chuck” Stone la about to be named to head the United States Information Agency’s activities in Tanyganyika. officials of the USIA disclosed thia week. The 38-year old Mr. Stone, presently working as editor of the Washington edition of the Afro-American, is going through his final checks before being appointed as the $14,000-a-year USIA public affairs officer in the new African nation, where he is scheduled to assume his sew duties by March 15 in Dar- es-Salaara. Stone formerly worked with the now defunct New York Age and Citizens Call. No Garbage There will ba no refuse eollec-1 don on Washington’s Birthday. Friday. Feb. 22, Sanitation Com­ missioner Frank J. Lucia baa announced, because most of the Department’s 14.000 employees will observe the holiday. A skele­ ton force will ba assigned to pro­ tect DS property, clean sites of patriotic observances, and do other essential work. rr [CUTTYSAftfj , BLENDE 1). SCOTS WHISKY ***** .W: AMERICAS ITl SELLING SCOTCH WHISKY! scorns DISTiliniK PRODUCE trasKi THIS QUALITY SCOTCH IWf THC BUCKINGHAM CORPORATION ROCKEFELLER CENTER • NEW YORK IMPORTERS • BLENDED M PROOF 4 • N. 1. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Feb. 23, 1963 NAACP Official Hits Ford Fund DETROIT — A high NAACP official accused wealthy founda­ tions—“with a few notable ex ceptions”—with “overl o o k i n g means of directly assisting the improvement of race relations. Dr. John A. Morsell, assistant to Roy Wilkins, said the record of the Ford Foundation is “scan­ dalous" in that “out of the tens of millions of dollars laid out last year. . .it requires a mag­ nifying glass to detect the few thousands'* going into construc­ tive improvement of race rela­ tions. He was quick to point out that the NAACP is not eligible to re­ ceive funds from such organiza­ tions “so that 1 can engage in this criticism without any organi­ zational axe to grind.'* Ford Foundattoa Dr. Morsell said that great good could be done for democracy and the nation if the Ford Founda­ tion, for example, would invest a couple of million dollars, “pea­ nuts to them." la voter regiatre- ition in the South. , i® 'i EMrj „__ 7 J f He addressed a meeting mark­ ing the 54th anniversary of the NAACP, Feb. 12, during which three prominent Detroit citizens received awards. These Included the Right Rev Richard S. Emrich, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Mlchigss. who received the Aaeociatioo'e Ira W. Jayne Memorial citatioo for distinguished service ia race relations. Also Berry Gordy, Jr., song writer and music publisher, cit­ ing his spectacular rise ia a very competitive field. Mr. Gordy heads Tamla-Motown Enterprises. And Dr. Thomas Batchelor, a specialist la internal medicine, received an achievement award for “significant researches while remaining actively involved in a number of community programs for social welfare.** A PUBLISHER NOW — Mra Granger Reid, former women's editor of The Amsterdam News, will assume the position of publisher and editor of the two- year-old Voice, a weekly pub­ lication in the San Diego, Calif, area. No Mail Fr?. Po'*master Robert K. Chrlst- enberry has announced that no carrier delivery of mail be made on Washington's Birthday, Fri­ day, February 22. Form a good habit. Read The Amsterdam News every Out every Thursday. HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY DIPLOMA If you naver finished high school, or went to school in other lands, you can get a State High School Equivalency Diplo­ ma, accepted by business, Civil Service. 12 session evening class prepares you. Ask for Folder AY. EASTERN SCHOOL 721 Breadway, N.T. 3 AL MD29 Woman Beaten To Death Eladio Ayala, 37, of 430 Co­ lumbus Ave., charged with the fatal beating of 29-year-old Dorothy Lewis, mother of four, last Friday night in her third floor apartment, is being held without bail for action by the Grand Jury. Police said Ayala notified the police early Saturday morning after he “discovered” Mrs. Lew­ is* body in her bed. Ayala, police said, told them that he was friendly with Mrs. Lewis and had left her in good health the night before. Detectives James Young and Robert McGarry of the West 68th -Street detectives who had previously arrested Ayala for assault, were assigned to the case. Wednesday night they plac ed him under arrest and charg ed him with the fatal assault. Love All the passions make us com­ mit faults, but love makes us commit the most ridiculous ones — La Rochefoucauld. WOOLWORTH MAN - Charles M. Dale, New York regional manager of the F.W. 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YOUR MONEY'S WORTH MORE AT WOOLWORTH’S Untitled Document file:///C|/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Desktop/hello.html2/18/2007 11:01:03 AMThomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com --- PAGE BREAK --- 12 • N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., Feb. 23, 1963 beautifully UbreSSed bUomen Un l!eu> Lyorh jea/ By THOMASINA NORFORD Mrs. Gordon Parks Any person who it an expert in the field of fashion, such at the coutourier designers, will ag­ ree on about one thing only and that is that fashion is both a knowledge of all the ingredients of fashion and after that it’s a matter of taste. To appreciate this, one has only to look at an Oleg Cassini design and compare it with a Hattie Carnegie. Each good >— each high fashion — and .yet very, very different! So it Is in finding the best dressed women Also Nuffie Calloway, Camilla Williams, Clara Wells. Francis Corbin, Dolores Worthingham, Ida Bailey, Hazel Coulter, Alicia Smith, Sorinne Powell, Mattle Bailey, Betty King, Agnes Hurst, Lois Bell. Gladys Link. And Dorothy Maupin, Faith Daniels, Marion Daniels. Fran­ ces Mitchell, Viola Miller, Flor­ ida Riley, Carlotta Nichols, Mil­ dred Dunbar, Jessie Bahagen, Dorothy Baron, Hazel Thomas, Dorothy Axt Mitchell and Mollie Moon. Model versus Purchaser One only has to look at one woman with the same dress as another—for example watch a model and the way, she wears a dress;then watch 'the woman who buys it and the wgy she looks. It’s a matter, then, of the way one wears one’s clothes, too. And yet, every model wears clothes very differently too. Choosing the “best dressed’* always leaves many women in the list of high contenders for the title which only a limited few can wear. Nonetheless, when one consid­ ers that there are perhaps be­ tween 6 and 7 million women within the vicinity of New York to. choose from, to be a nom­ inee is an extremely high honor 1962 Winners The winners of the “Best Creased Women in New York City 1962” were Misses and Mes­ dames Marion Javits, Diahann Carroll, Bessie Buchanan, Jackie Wellington, Marietta Tree, D’Jar­ is Watson, Elizabeth McLaurin, Loretta Ann Rissell, Charisse Hil­ ton, Leslie Uggams and Mar- gurite Bela/onte. Their Top Competitors However, many women were nominated and many were top contenders for the title, among them were Misses and Mesdames Mary Richardson, Lena Horne, Bernice Johnson, Ersa Poston, Rose Morgan, Jeanne Noble, Dor­ othea Towles, Leontyne Price, Catherine Basie, Rae Dudley, Elsie Archer, Marian Logan and Barbara Mason. Also Hermine Pair, Miriam Walker, Beverley Valdez, Liz Campbell, Edna Mae Robinson, Margheurite Mays, Minette Delph, Ethelioe Lamos, Dorothy Orr, Mary Lopez, Selbra Hayes, Er­ nests Procope, Barbara Jacquet, Linda Page, Isabel Chisholm Clar and Edna Beach. Miss Phipps Has 1C Pcrrttr UII y Miss Patricia Phipps, daughter ot New York City Criminal Court Judge and Mrs. Kenneth N. Phipps, and a senior in Wash­ ington Irving High School, was the guest of honor at a Sweet Sixteen Party last Friday, at­ tended by some 60 ot her friends and schoolmates, in the Officera Lounge of the 369th Armory. Among those attending were the Misses Shirley Austin, Rob- inea Baker, Barbara Bivens, Bon­ nie Brown, Gwendolyn Brown, Michelle Bryant, Sherri Bryant, Charlotte Camac, Rene Casser- mere, Brenda Green, Phyllis Hampton, Diane Herbert, Larelle Herbert, Also Kay Kimber, Carolyn McQueen, Rosie Melville, Sandra Melville, Margaret Nesbitt, Cyn­ thia Perry, Roselyn Smith, San­ dra Smith, June Swanston, An­ drea Williams, Mignonne Wood­ ard, Sandy Young, Barbara Ca mac, Patricia Swanston, and Patricia Williams. Young men included Richard Allen, Sidney Brooks, Paul Bryant, Gerald Carrington, William Car­ ter, Burdett Cassermere, Dwight Baird, Walter Coleman, Elliot Chavis, Neil Cook, George Du- Boise, Alex Glover, Christopher Godwin, Robert Hall, Herbert Jones, Steve Jones, Ronald King, Roger Lewis, Joseph Maxwell, Charles Mickel, Theodore Mun­ ro, Charles Nesbit, -Lionel Ran­ dolph, Ardley Robinson, Erskine Robinson, Harry Skeete, Ronald Smith, Miffin Talbot, James Whiteman and Walter Swanston. Atty. Ruth Washington Also Carolyn Mitchell, Ruth Bowen. Ruby Holbrooke, Ger­ trude Romain, Betty Terry, Mme. A scene Uscljer, Wendy Amos, Nina Simone, Elaine Smith, Glen- na Douglas, Margaret Moon, Lena Maclin, Ruth V. Washington, Bertha Warner Diggs and Mae Garris. Also Constance Curtis, Lor rainne Springstein, Phyllis Hare- woon, Florence Richardson. Mary Dowery, Ophelia Johnson, Marie Carpenter, Edna Cohen, Eva Boone, Vivian Johnson, Lois Al­ exander, Beryl Allen, Wilhelmina Adams and Gail Fisher. Mrs. Jacqueline Russell And Helen Butler Brown, Jac­ queline Russell, Helen Hogan, Daisy Bonner, Berthena Ross, Charlie Brown, Fannie Pierre, Pat Freeman, Fannie Robinson, Hilda Fortune, Louise F. Morris, Esther Harris, Kate Casley, Jul­ ia Jones and Estelle Osborne. Also Joy Cooke, Bessy* Wright, Louise Mosley, Florence Dixon, Dee Simmons, Julie Belafonte, Thelma Randolph, Evelyn Hdy- wood, Alma Carter, Alray Riv­ ers, Vernon Marshall, Hilda Stra- ker, Norma Bailey, Lena Martin, Doris Chambers. v Mrs. Dockery And Altonell Matthews, Millt- cent Taylor, Bobby Gold son, Peg- gaye Borders, Frankie Wilson, Nola Smith, Pauline Gaines, Ma­ bel Blackwell, Marietta Dockery, Rachel Robinson, Susan Wagner and the Duchess of Windsor. And Angie Brooks, Bunny Ev­ ans, Vivienne .Melville, Miriam .Allen, Ruby Yearwood, Irene Gaines, Minnie Wilkins, Ethel Sissle, Roxie Roker, Olive Bowles, Damita Jo, Mildred Bond, Sylvia Robinson, Neese Harper. 'Mrs. Dolores Wright Also Jeann Heininburg, Mildred Robinson, Dolores Wright, Dana Evans, Evelyn Logan, Donalda Jones Williams, Camille Jones, Mabel Lee, Thelma Randolph and LeJuenne Hundley. Also Rhoda Pleasants, Ellen Faison, Audrey Smalt, Fayrene Treadwell, Johnnie Carey, Goldie Day, Jackie Amos, Orville Ol­ iver,. Irene Dabney, Mary Lou Chandler. And Margaret Floyd, Dale Bel­ linger, Alma Madiscu and Es­ telle Noble. Mrs. George Fowler And Enid Baird, Oretha Brooks, Faith Dale, Ophelia DeVore, Mary Dallas, Bea Fowler, Eleanor Clark French, Maude Gacteen, Charlotte Holloman. Estelle Is­ aacs, Lucile Johnson, Vera Kee- lan, Martha Lewis, Mary Lopez and Gloria Marquez. And Gladys Mangum, Inell Neal, Gloria Overton, Ann Pinkston, Ella Clyde Stevens, Ivy Speed, Dorothea Silvera, Hilda Stokeley, Flo Thornley, Lillian Upshur, Bo­ nita Valien, Ella Weaver, Vir­ ginia Wells and Margaret Young. Out of Competition There was also a group who were nominated and some who received top consideration, but who were ruled out of compe­ tition because of being with some news media of communication, or a close relative of such per­ sons. Among them were Mesdames Nona Pierce, Edna-Spencer Hinds, Gladys Savory, Lena Powell, Jean Wade, Evelyn C. Haynes, Hazel harper, Geraldine Major, Hat- lie Grayson, Daisy Hicks. Janet David, .Mildred Hepburn, Marie Crichlow, Thomasina Norford, Jean Booker and Wilhelmina Walker. • ouJn jnMTL-r THOMA S'Nr //; J&P WORDS FOR A WAY OF LIFE . . . "Singing ‘halleluia’ everywhere does not proove piety" —Ethiopian Proverb THE WHITE HOUSE ... As a person who has gone In and out of the White House since 1940 for more times than I can count, I am each time always lm pressedl Last Tuesday was no exception, except that 1 think I had more fun than I have before. My de­ light was more in seeing and saying “hello” to so many people from all over the USA with whom I have worked over the years. Among the impressive and Interesting things about going to the White House is that first of all is there is no Invitation that tops an “invitation to the White House.” Sort of like going to Buckingham Palace in status. The invitations are white and ,gold with the White House crest and come in two parts — one to be passed in at the door and the other the in­ vitation proper. You can get the card back if you write for it but for the “old timers,” if you request it returned, they just might think you didn’t go though. The White House is gayer and less formal than I have ever known it before. I have never been there to an event where there was no receiving line before, no matter how short a time it lasted. One of the most ingratiating things that the late Mrs. Roosevelt did for several years was to in­ vite all the women who worked for the government to come for Tea each Spring. This was done in shifts, alphabetically and from three to four days in length for the thousands of women, with whom she shook hands in a receiving line. There were countless wom­ en who had never dreamed of “going to the White House” except on a guided tour. The first year that this was done, I don’t think I ever saw Washington, D.C. in such a tizzy I Letters went home, invitations of “home town girls” were printed on the front pages of the home town papers; telephone calls about what to wear, what to do; par­ ents came to see that “our Susie” had the help she needed to get ready—Heavens, you’ve just no idea. And I’ll bet you those three or four days got Presi­ dent Roosevelt more votes than any comparable ex­ penditure of time than anything else I There were many persons at the White House last Tuesday who had never been there before, tool And I suspect much of the same frenzy and excite­ ment went on for many of them, though perhaps in a more sophisticated way. Among the folk that I saw that I did not men­ tion last week were Judge and Mrs. Myles Paige, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Stone who is leaving soon to go to Tanganyka in the diplomatic service; the Tylers, Atty. Andy and Dr. Beth; Dr. Helen Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Hampton, Marjory Joyner, Katie Q Whickham, the Lyle Carters, Sjnator and Mrs. James Watson, Atty, and Mrs. Frank Reeves, Dorothy Atkin­ son, Gladys Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Flagg, Mrs. Mabel Staupers, Assemblyman Murray LeWinter, Commissioner Herbert Evan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wil­ liams, Maxine Dargans, Lois Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Day, Elizabeth Oliver, Sterling Tucker, Dr. and Mrs. Janies Nabrit and Dr. and Mrs. Martin Jen­ kins ... THE INTERNATIONAL SET . . . Bishop and Mrs. C. Charles Lewis are spending some time in Mexico City . . . Anna J. Bernard, Helen Tynes, Frances Bush, Queenie Baker, Viola Phipps, Precola Pegues and Ophelia Davis getting away from it all via a Carni­ val cruise on the SS United States . . . Top designer Oleg Casinni loved the life he led in Jamaica BWI with the Pat DiCiccos . . . George Giscombe landed in New York on the last lap of his trip that brought him from Brazil, via Panama (his home town), Miami and New York enroute to Madrid, Spain to finish his medieal studies. While in New York he is staying with his aunt and uncle the John Elias’ in Brooklyn (she is i“our” Leola Elias of the Publication Desk) . pUPID GOES A CALLING ... Is there a serious woo- mantic situation brewing between Margaret Rawlins and Johnnie Nash? Ummm-mm-ml i Friends of the McGarTah brothers, John and Ron­ ald, spent two days attending each other’s wedding. On Saturday at Thesslonia Baptist church in the Bronx, John wed Rosalyn Ann Burton, while the fol­ lowing day at Abyssinian Baptist church Ronald took the vows with Thelma Jordan. NEW YORK DIARY ... Ah, the life one leads in New York! Friday night, a MUST was stopping by the Car­ ver Democratic Club’s annual dance, at the Renais­ sance where my long-time-friend J. Raymond Jones is top man. ’Twas such fun chatting with so many friends like Edrie Archibald who keeps things hum­ ming on the distaff side in her sweet fashion; say­ ing “hello” to dear Bob Douglas, the owner and Har­ lem's favorite and looking at his priceless collection of personally autographed photographs of old and new celebrities. There were many top officials, led by the Borough President, Edward Dudley, who combines dignity with an ease of meeting folks that’s rare; Senator James Watson with his lovely D’Jaris (a Best Dress­ ed—and looking it in the little basic black'); erudite Barbara Watson and Earl Brown receiving congrats on his new appointment as Deputy Mayor. Milton Mollen was there—and I nominate him for any office and hereby appoint me as campaign manager, so there! Bob Rhone was busy shaking hands—and he will win next time, too! Ruth Whaley of the Board of Estimate and one of New York’s smartest women was introduced and of course I applauded loudly.---------- Lillian Upshur looked lovely. Lloyd Dickens was h!s usual charming self. Ethel Payne one of the top national figures in Washington came up looking as eleguit as always as did Women’s Bureau.biggle Dol­ ly Jx)wthar Robinson. CLUB OF THE WEEK - Shown are the meribers of the Williamsbrige Exclusive “13" Club, Inc. who are from left, top, Orien Adams, Julius Cunningham, Emory Barham, J. Franklin Smith, president; upper row. Mrs. Mabel Cun­ ningham, Mrs Willie Adams, Miss Joyce Pope. Mrs. Ixatise Martin and Mrs. TheLma Smith. The group will hold Its George *t 1 blate beauticians breakfast raws 3200 The New York State Beauty Culturists Association gave Its annual awards to Mrs. George Norford, Dr. Hilda Fortune and Frederick Richmond during its annual Public Relations Break­ fast at the Hotel Americana Sun­ day morning. The organization also chose the occasion to present Misa Lor­ raine Carter, post deb winner of the group’s $1,000 scholarship award and to cite Mrs. Cordelia Lucas, Mrs. Mildred Jenkins and Alexander Jones. Mrs. Norford Honored Mrs. Norford, woman’s editor, New York Amsterdam News, was honored as “Woman of the Year” and was introduced by Attorney Ruth Whitehead Whal­ ey, secretary of the New York City Board of Estimate. She ac­ cepted the award from Mrs. Mar­ vin Calloway, president of the Association. Mr.-Richmond, president of the Urban League of Greater New York, Introduced by Attorney Hope R. Stevens, received the group’s Human Relations Award. Dr. Fortune’s plaque was ac­ cepted by Dr. Jeanne Nobel be­ cause illness caused the absence of Dr. Fortune. and a pioneer in beauty cultur* organizations. Mrs. Gadiea, Executive Mrs. Louise Bouyer headed a committee whose activities were coordinated by Mrs. Maude Gad- sen, founder and executive sec­ retary of the Association. Com­ mittee members Included Mmes and Misses Ella Moore, Florence Ellerbee, Margaret Lewis, Mary Whitehurst, Emma Pope, Alber­ ta Berry, Edna E. Wiley, Pearl Austin, Ann Harper, Martha Far­ rell, Estelle Hart, Josephine Ro­ bertson, Walter Black, FloOrump, Ella Coates, E. Richardson, Jim­ mie Greene and Annie Johon- son. Program Participants Other program participant! lcluded Rev. Fred Bottoms, Ed­ na Ricks, Lucille Pickett Wil­ liams, Dorothy I. Height, Katie Farrar and Viola Crossland. A- mong the dais guests were At­ torney Joyce Phillips Austin. Al­ ma John, Dr. Edward Lewis, Kate Casley, Anna Bernard, June Dozier, Evelyn Layton Scott and Nucelia Washington. Also Pauline Berry. Ruth J. Ferguson, Cleolus Richardson, Hattie Clayburn, Mrs. James Al­ len, Mrs. John Peters, Mae Gar­ ris, Elizabeth A. Daniels, Robert Miller, Louise Kelsey and Lucille LaRoberts Shuler. Business Club Installation The Climbers Business Club In­ stalled its new officers at the home of Miss Bessie Anderson last Saturday. Officers Installed by Miss Annie Rouse were Mrs. Julia Douglas president; Mrs. Iola White, vice president; Mrs. Lillian Phillips, treasurer; Mrs. Hennie Odol, Mrs. S. S. Phillips, Miss Bessie Anderson and Miss Annie Rouse, secretaries; Mrs. Gertrude S. Mc­ Kay, sergeant at arms; Mrs. Anna Crompton, sinking fund treasurer; Mrs. Josephine Wil­ liams, chaplain; Mrs. Mamyme Mannings, parliamentarian and Mrs. Sylvia Buckner, reporter. Benefactor And he gave It for hie opinion, that whoever could make two ears of corn, or two blades of grass to grow upon • epot of ground, where only one grew before, would deserve better of mankind, and do more essential service to hie country, than the whole race of politicians put to­ —Swift. gether. Atty. Motley Speaks Mrs. Rhea Callaway, public re­ lations consultant to the Associa­ tion, presided. Attorney Con­ stance Baker Motley, associate counsel of the NAACP’s Legal Defense and Educational Fund was principal speaker and dis­ cussed some of the more out­ standing civil rights cases han­ dled by the NAACP. She apprised the audience of the great stress which James Meredith Is undergoing In order to integrate the University of Mississippi; gave background In­ formation concerning the case and lauded Mr. Meredith for his courage. Awards of tltfl® ’ Cash awards. In addition to the $1,000 scholarship made dur­ ing the Sunday morning event, were $500 to the NAACP’s Legal Defense and Education Fund; $100 to the Urban League of Greater New York and $100 to the National March of Dimes Foundation. Mrs. Motley accepted for the NAACP, Mr. Richmond for the Urban League and Charles By­ num for the National Foundation. The latter award is made an­ nually as a memoriam to the late Mrs Cordelia Greene John­ son, former president of the Na­ tional Beauty Culturists’ League BEST DRESSED — Mrs. Charisse Hilton, St. Albans de­ signer, who has been listed as one of the “Best Dressed Women in New York City, 1963’’ by the New York Am­ sterdam News”. She is wear­ ing a silver lame gown and evening coat to match. (Samuels Photo) PEPSI-C0LA PRESENTS THE WEEK’S CALENDAR OF EVENTS -U- Now - Feb. 25—ART EXHIBIT; W. Coleman; Washington Heights Public Library. Feb 21—BALL; Carlton Terrace; Wllllamsbrldge Exclusive "13” Club, Inc. Feb. 21—DINNER-DANCE-SHOW; Latin Quarter; Alpha Kappa Alpha Group. Feb. 21—DANCE; Dawn Casino; Anglers Sporting Club. Feb. 21—DANCE; Audubon; Metro Social Club. Feb. 21—DANCE; Audubon; Music Unlimited. Feb. 21—DANCE; Renaissance; Exclusive Club 50 of New York, Inc. Feb. 22—COTILLION; Riverside Plaza.; Utility Club, Inc. Feb. 22—DANCE; Renaissance; Invincible Temple No. 77, IBPOE of W. Feb. 22—DANCE; DAWN CASINO; St. Agnes Nurses Alumnae Association. Viola Crossland former presi­ dent of the Association at the annualBreakfast held last Sun­ day at the Americana Hotel. (Hansen Photo) Feb. 22—DANCE; Savoy Manor; Hl FI Gents, Inc. Feb. 22—DANCE; Audubon; Jessie Palmer Post. Feb. 22—DANCE; Rockland Palace; Harglow Enterprises. Feb. 22-24—BRIDGE; Regional Tournament; 8heraton Atlantic Hotel; Metropolitan Bridge Unit. APPRECIATION FOR M R. RICHMOND - Frederick W. Richmond is shown as he re­ ceives the Human Relations Award of the State Beauty Cul­ turists Association from Mrs. Barcroft-Dalton Wedding Miss FfSHTT'S Jeannette Bar­ croft/ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Barcroft of Jamaica, N. V., was married to Robert were Mrs. Carlton Lovette Bernard Dalton recently at the Waiter Henderson-, and St. Stephens Episcopal Church. The Rev. Leslie Forde officiated. -«e by her father. Miss Gloria'Feb. 23—DANCE; Audubon; Robert W. Allen Lodge No. 48 -soy of Richmond, Va., was; maid of honor. The bridesmaids Mrs. Miss Diane Dalton. Belinda Brown was flower girl. Feb. 23—DANCE-CARNIVAL; Manhattan Towers Hotel; La Feb. 23—LUNCHEON; Waldorf Astoria; Zeta Phi Beta Cltadelle D'Haiti of N. Y. of Masons. Sorority. ” The bride was given In mar- Feb. 23—MARDI GRAS; Hotel Riverside Plaza; Medina Temple No. 19, Shrlners. Arthur T. Dalton. Sr., father of the groom, was best man. ushers included Alfonsa Dalton, Jr. Carlton Lovette, Eugene S. Robinson and Donald Fulton. A.eitii Alston 'was ring bearer. Feb. 23—DANCE; Dawn Casino; 8even £Kr Social Club. Feb. 23—DANCE; Savoy Manor; Club 500. Feb. 23—DANCE; Savoy Manor; Venue Social Club. Feb. 23—DANCE; Audubon; Universal Feast Club. Fctj. 23—DANCE; Renaissance; Empire State Chapter, OES. Feb?C3—DANCE; Rockland Palaces Caribbean Enterprises. ptau dv sole with a train Feb. 23—LUNCHEON-MUSICALE; Americana Hotel; Inter- - Orchids and Camellias ____ _____ ____ _ me unde wore a full length «. .raueu with embroidered ros-l es. Her finger tip length veil Feb. 24—MEETING; Employment; -St. Mark’s Methodist uung irom a crown of seed pearls. | Church; AKA sorority. Boro Civic Association. Union Grads Feb. 24—MUSICAL PLAY; Beautiful Flowers; Smalls She carried a cascade bouquet of orchids, camellias and steph- anotis. Paradise; Mello-Chime Music Company. Feb. 24—DANCE; Savoy Manor; Wives of Club 75, Inc. Feb. 24—DANCE; Renaissance; Former Rens. Toe bride and groom are grad-'Feb. 25—MONDAY NIGHT CAMP FUND PARTY; -Dawn uurcs of Virg.ma Union Univer-j Cafe; N. Y. Amsterdam News. ty. Tne bride is listed in “Who’s peb. 26-^-MEETING-LUNCHEON; Americana Hotel; Federa- Vmo Among Students in Amer­ ican Universities and College”; I is on the faculty of the Jefferson | School in Charlottesville and a i member of Delta Sigma Theta sorority. Mr. Dalton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Theodore Dalton, Sr. of Martinsville, Va. is with the US Army at Fort Gordon, Ga. , and a member of the Kappa ) Ipha Psi. fraternity, 'iie reception followed the ccr- I r.ir< rt the Parrish Ha I. Washington's Birthday Ball on Feb. 21 at the Carlton Ter­ rM(| The race. The club was founded v^nrm , by Mrs. Willie Mae Adama and (Amsterdam News every week. is both civic and social. Out every Thursday. tlon of Protestant Welfare Agencies. And hen’s another big event: the new tall Pepsi „ In the 18 oz, bottle Sene more, save more! Material for this space it compiled by the N.Y. Amsterdam Newt. The Amsterdam News is responsible for all announcements herein. 1 Untitled Document file:///C|/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Desktop/hello.html2/18/2007 11:01:03 AMThomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com --- PAGE BREAK --- r $ 1. f'*' w V 14 > N, t, AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., Feb. 23, 1963 Mrs. Banks Feted Upon Retirement From Center Feaster, Mae Gertha Frances, Jessie Jemmott, Eleanor' John­ son, Ruth McDermon, Margaret McFarland. Lorraine Muatoe, Mae Ford, Ivy Gibson, Helen Goode, Marian P Hernandez. Iteena Williams and Virginia Hill. Also Anette Iacampo. Rho­ dell a Jacksca. loana Peters, Amy Popkin, Tillie Shapiro, Dor­ othy Scott, Amy Walker, Mary Waller, Flora Williams, Drady Anderson and Johnnie Mae Rich­ ardson. And-Victor Krause, Willis Ellis and Henry T. Freeman. Delta Founders SKHKy Day Program The New York Alumnae chap­ ter of Delta Sigma Theta tor- lW0RK WELL DONE — Girl ority waa hostess at the annual Scout District 7 Commissioner Founder's Day Luncheon recently Mr’- Marvin B. Eck/ord, left, held at the Sheraton Motor Inn. * {«» appropriate words The participating chapters were during presentation of certifi- the Long Island Alumnae, the cates of appreciation award- Brooklyn Alumnae, the Westches­ ter Alumnae and the new Mont- I clair Alumnae chapters. VU11CC TV 111 ZY1U U/ill Ten New York Deltas were V\A7_hJ fl fl C*P ; spotlighted for their achievements ■;in their various field, of endeavor. Member, I They were Mesdames Augusta1 B. .Alexander, coordinator of Friends met last Saturday even- Commltte€ Children’s Services of the New Lng, at the Harlem Branch, York Public Library and Myrtle y.W.CJL., to make final plans ..Maahattan Serenade”, Jarman, director and founder for of a Queens nursery school. .\ , to be held on March 1st, at Engineer Cited Terrace. l Also Phoebe LeSesne, Engineer The proceeds from the affair , at I.B.M.; Carolyn Onley, a teach- ... . er working In Puerto Rico; Carrie ** . .. . . * .. to . . Powell, the first Negro Vice- Defense Fund of the N.AA.C.P. Principal in Newark, N. J.; Nell and the Campaign Fund of the Rice, Principal of P.S. 22 In Y.W.C.A. Mrs. Doris DuB. Yonkeri. New York and Pearl Hayes is chairman of the Com- Warner. a Jamaica High School mittee. Other officers are John teacher who published a French Banner, vice-chairman; Mrs. Muriel Avery, recording secre- [Study Guide. And Yvonne Williams, an En- tary; Mrs. Edmonia Boyd, cor- Igineer with the N. Y. Telephone responding secretary; Mrs. Company; Carol Wilson, speech Johnnie Carey, treasurer and consultant with the N. Y. Board Mrs. Olive Suydam Felton is of Education and Nellie Duncan, assistant treasurer. coordinator of special reading__________________ services with the Board of Edu- . u— 1 Counci1 of Girl Scouts, accepted by Mrs. Frank ShutUeworth; the , N. Y. Urban League, accepted Spelman Gets “7 Wfe Membership York Spelman Col- Club celebrated the OPEN WASH. BIRTHDAY ’•d. Thur«. Frl Sat. Opao Ull » M WAREHOIBE SALE 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE • , by Mrs. Hilda Fortune and the achievement of N.A.A.C.P. Life Upper Manhattan Branch YWCA, Membership status last Friday accepted by Mrs. Alice Arring- pwning flt Kappa Kastle. The toil* _ The guest speaker was Mrs. ,, intimate atmosphere of the Kap- r” * Fashu Collier, wife of the Hon- pa Kastel and the hospitality orable Gershon Collier, Ambas-,of Leon Puryear and Bob Carty sador fo the U. N. from Sierra i Schenley Imports Representa Ltone and the principal of tives, made for an evening ol Methodist Girl's High School in fun an(j fellowship for the mem Freetown. bers and guests. Film of the- highlights of the The lj,. Membership Plaqui Birthday Party held in Washing- was presented to the club pre. ton. D. C. the previous weekend ident Mrs^ Juanita Hill, by J were shown. T neT.isser’eT.ife Memhprshli Committee Members Lorraine Boykin and Dagny McDaniel were co-chairmen of the committee. Other members were Theresa Flowers, Geraldine Harris, Dolores Meltz, Remell Martin, Inez Richardson and Fe­ licia Scott. ,j. ? .'4 LgfL <i □ '■ pi |HV* It — - :"-/z J 1* Nttik1 a Church Award To Ed Hill The A. Philip Randolph Com­ munity Service Award, bestowed annually by the Men'a Club of Bethel A.M E. Church, will be presented to Edward S. Hill Sun­ day afterpoon during ceremonies in Mother Bethel, 60 W. 132nd St., beginning at 3 o’clock. Mr. HUI, a retired employee of the American Telephone and Tel­ egraph Company who has devoted much time to fund-raising for the llarlem Branch Y.M.C.A., ramorous other community or­ ganizations and his church — A.M E. Zion’s Church On The Hill, is a widower living in Riv­ erton at 2172 Madison Ave. Old-fashioned goodness is baked right •- in Arnold Brick Oven White Bread Marriage Qo Round The following couples obtained marriage licenses from last Fri­ day from the City Clerk’s Office in Manhattan. Richard Martin. 38, of 476 W 152nd St., Manhattan, and Ophel­ ia Ham. 20, of 1810 Amsterdam Ave. Manhattan. Cleveland Whitaker, 52, of 171 Woodbine St.. Brooklyn, and Ann Major, 24, of 171 Woodbine St., Brooklyn. David Jones, 30, of 225 W 131 st St., Manhattan, and Beat­ rice Bronett. 27, of 225 W. 131st St , Manhattan. John Cobbs, 33, of 387 Chester Avenue, Brooklyn, and Dorothy Buddie, 21, of 336 Bush St., Brooklyn. hrederick Harris, 30, of 826 Columbus Ave., Manhattan, and Dolores Patterson, 32, of 139 W 138th St., Manhattan. Willie Williams. 40, of 371 Fort Washington Ave., Manhattan and Eleanor Frederick, 34, of 49 W 119th St., Manhattan. James Short, 19, of 104 E. 124th St., Manhattan and Leatha Hubbard, 19, of 104 E. 124th St., Manhattan Robert Benjamin, 34, of 857 St. John's Place, Brooklyn, and Viola Johnson, of 857 St. John’s Place, Brooklyn. Murdock McQueen, 26, of 1442i Boston Road, the Bronx, and Noralee Douglas, 22, of 151 Fountain Ave., Brooklyn. Louis Gamble, 22 of 466 Greene Avenue, Brooklyn, and Julia Rhames, 620 Carlton Ave. Brook­ lyn. Alphonza Bowens, of 123 Hart St., Brooklyn, and Sarah Harris, 29, of 123 Hart St., Brooklyn. Curtis Mardner, 25, of 827 Mon­ roe St., Brooklyn, and Carrie Wright, 30, of 108 Suydam St., Brooklyn. Irving Taylor, 51, of Jersey City, N. J.; and Carrie Rattaway, 43rof 1606 East New York Ave., Brooklyn. Lawrence Hadley Sr., 52, of 40 W. 135th St., Manhattan, and Marguerite Simmons, 54, of 40 W. 135th St., Manhattan. Melvin Williams, 23, of 150 Brobart St., Staten Island, and Freddine Mutch, 21, of 1409 Pros­ pect Ave., the Bronx. Fred Gilmore, 31, of 114 W. 123rd St., Manhattan, and Janie Taylor, 22, of 304 W. 144th St., Manhattan. Rupert Yard, 21, of 115 Al­ bany Ave., Brooklyn, and Char­ lotte Funchess, 19, of 355 W 122nd St., Manhattan. James Richardson, 34, of At­ lantic City and Yvette Finner, 31. of Atlantic City, N. J. Harlem Y Dance Class The third annual International Show and Dance was presented by the YMCA Modern Dance Class at the Harlem YMCA last Friday. The YMCA Modern Dance Class opened the show with the Modern Interpretive Dance chore­ ographed by Lawaune Mead. This was followed by a Primitive Dance solo by Charles Johnson. ‘Chickie” presented a modern solo caled “Commercial Jazz.” The show finale was 'African Scenes” by "La Rocque Bey” and his dancers. Charles Casey’s Band played for the affair. What a wonderful difference 1 Butter, honey, Spring wheat flour, and the spe­ cial goodness of eggs —baked almost twice as long in the gentle warmth of a brick oven. You see the difference, you taste the difference. Look for this square-shaped thinly sliced loaf. It’s the best! ed by the Council of Greater New York to Girl Scout Leader Club officers Mary Harwell, president; Emily Graham, vice-president, Edmonia Boyd, corresponding secretary; Fan­ nie Ecbelberger. treasurer and Brunhilda Simmons, recording secretary. Event waa held by Bethune Association at Littie Theatre. YMCA, 180 W. 135th . (Gilbert Photo) St.-- Mrs. Deas*Wins $5 For Recipe Our recipe of the Week and $5. was won this week by Mrs. Sarah J. Deas of 496 Greene Avenuem Brooklyn, N. Y. for her favorite recipe which is Creole Corn Dandy. Creole Corn Dandy 1 can corn mbleta (12 oZ.) H lb mushrooms 1 tablespoon chopped onion 1 tablespoon sliced green pepper 4 tablespoons margarine Ab teaspoon pepper 1 teaspoon salt cup of catsup 1 tablespoon sliced pimiento HAIR IX) WITH PEARLS — To turn a man’s head, a wo­ man need -only turn hers to show a atategically placed or­ nament in a pretty coiffure. She can express a mood, a whimsy or point up her love­ ly hairline.. Imperial Pearl Syndicate has designed a pair of ornapents that can be worn together or separateiy. They are 3 and 5-petaled bouquets with a cultured pearl center. The necklace can be worn as a choker of two strands or singly. Wash and slice mushrooms, saute with onions, green pepper salt and pepper in the margarine for about 8 minutes. Add the catsup, pimiento and corn gib­ lets, mix well and cook for about five minutes. Your favorite recipe might win $5. for you, too. It does not have to be original — just your fav­ orite. Send it to Mrs. Thomasina Norford, Food Editor, New York Amsterdam News, 2340 8 Avenue, New York, 27, $.Y. and see what happens. BOARD A IN YOUR HOAAE Negro children of all ages W^BW need foster boarding homes. Btt^ You receive monthly board of $76 to $88 per child plus clothing and medical expenses. For Information call— SPring 7-4800 ^B J FEDERATION OF PROTESTANT WELFARE AGENCIES, INC 251 Fourth Avenue Yr,rL in w v LOW PRICES FOOD STORES IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD HIGH QUALITY UPTON SOUP MIXES SUNKIST ORANGE BASE SUPER COOLA CAN SODAS 3/25c SUPERFINE PEAS A CARROTS OCTAGON LAUNDRY SOAP AIAX Banana pudding for dessert! “My family raves about this simple recipe,” Mrs. Johnson admits. “And I know it's nourishing because I make it with Car nation. It’s my milk for all my cooking -cocoa and cereals, too.” Carnation in the red and white can is the world’s favorite brand, by far. recipe CARNATION double-quick banAna pudding (Maket 4 to 6 tervinga) 24 to 28 vknilla wafers 1 packaga vanilla pudding and pia filling mix 1 cup undiluted CARNATION EVAPORATED MILK 1 cup water 1 to 2 sliced bananas Lina a l quart casserole with vanilla wafers. Mix the pudding mix, Carna­ tion and wbter in a saucepan. Cook according to package directions. Pour half of pbdding Bpoftor &ST <| Q-T FROSTING 2/33C HHfl ©■nation mixture into lined Tcp with bsnflna si - s Place remain g wafers on t f I ,.J -r pudding f with feme •• j pudding mixtu. a. Chill before serving FVMOSAT10 I SUPER SUDSl ^^^r.92/49c Cashmere Bouquet FROM AJAXI flL All Purpose Liquid Cleaner A with AMMONIA Bot, 39c ® SCOT-TISSUE Three happy, healthy little girls keep Hie David J. Johnson. Jr. home in Baltimore ringing with laughter and muaic. Here they enjoy a comparatively quiet “tee” party beeide their doll house. Left to right: Avis, 1*4 yeers; March ell, 10; and Dana. 3. What are these little girls made of? Sugar and spice and everything nice... and plenty of Carnation-the milk with extra Vitamin D for eparkling teeth, sturdy bones and glowing good health f *When they are good, they are very, very food,” declares Mrs. Johnson. “And they often get n reward-banana pudding for dessert!” (Recipeat right.) “Marchell collects dolls and playa the violin-and she and Dana are taking ballet” Mrs. Johnson studied voice and muaic at Capitol University. Mr. John- «■ studied at Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. He is aalee supervisor for a leading Baltimore company. "AU my girls were Carnation babies,” Mrs. Johnson points oat. “The ddetor recommended it-and it’s still their fa­ vorite milk.” Even when you add an equal amount of water, Carnation is richer than sweet, whole milk.* •U A DW»- W A<rtrottor» Haivfrmfc M. Untitled Document file:///C|/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Desktop/hello.html2/18/2007 11:01:03 AMThomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com --- PAGE BREAK --- Ua N. T. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Feb. 23, 1963 Broker's Troubles 43rd Council The first annual Brotherhood Meeting of the 43rd Precinct Youth Council, 1960 Benedict Avgiue. Bronx will be held on Wednesday, February 30, at 8 p.m.. In the Castle Hill Com­ munity Center, 625 Castle Hill Avenue. Bronx. Robert Moxlin chairman announces. Guilty In Second Case, Faces Two More Trials took ieri on February 21. Powell still sday has two other triala in Federal ainst Court ahead of him. He Is await- r Ir- ing trial in the stock fraud case rges and in another case bi which he has been Indicted for sub- Hill. mlttmg a ficticious document to s up the Securities and Exchange d a Commission. ifter l^st week the well-known sec- 1,500 urities broker was sentenced in itive New York County Supreme was Court to a term of from 1% to Dye 3 years on his plea of guilty raud to charges of assaulting his former lawyer, Mar too Robeson, ison a former U.S. Attorney, who Fed- was handling his case in the dm- S.E.C. Investigation. Forest House Youngsters Exhibiting Art At Store youngsters, aged 7 to 12, who have dabbled in immortality dur­ ing their more creative hours of the day in after-school arts and ceramics classes at the For­ est House Center at 955 Tinton Ave., the Bronx. As a matter of fact, the fu­ ture masters of Impressionistic and modernistic paintings have labored long under Mrs. Naomi Hubbard, their Instructor, to pro­ duce the works which have turn­ ed Sachs Quality Store’s street floor into something resembling a Village art fair. Mrs. Hubbard has guided the youngsters since they entered the arts and crafts clans last Sep­ tember, lending encouragement here, providing instruction there and exacting discipline else­ where, explained Lawrence Burr, Forest director and art patron Burr thinks much of the in­ spiration for the display was pro­ vided by the youngsters them­ selves, under the guidance of the 20 staffers of the community center at Forest House which serves 500 youngsters and youths of the surrounding projects and tenements. Displaying of the paintings and ceramics resulted from the joint work and Interest of Phil Miche­ les, former Sachs manager, and Henry Spinelli, Forest pre-teen director, Burr said. The exhibit Is the first in which the work of Forest House youngsters are participating, in joint cooperation with Sachs* promoting Interest in the art work of students of Bronx schools. Crash Drive AUGUSTA, Ga. — The NAACP launched a crash registration drive in Augusta and through­ out Richmond county here this week in an attempt to place 20,000 persons on the rolls by April 1. CAMP WOODLAND, INC PHOENICIA, N.T. More than 60 pieces of paint­ ings and ceramics of some 60 young, confident and aspiring Salvador Dalis. Diego Riveras, Franclisco Goyas and Leonardo Da Vincis and such other dieties of art immortal are on exhibit at Sachs Quality Store, Third Ave. and 150th St., the Bronx. The works of the miniature greats will remain on display for another three or four weeks at the store, for the benefit of shoppers and more serious view­ ers of budding art. 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The many people who have bought and traded at Ben­ nett, find them one of the most reliable, satisfying auto deal­ ers. (Gilbert Photo). NEW MODEL — Two new fastback hardtop models — The sale at Mercury dealerships In early March ai mid-year addi­ Mercury Marauder and Mer­ cury Marauder S-55 — go on tions to the Mercury series. The Marauder, above, has as standard equipment a 390 cubic- inch displacement V-8 engine. The Marauder S-55 features bucket seats and console- mounted gear-shift. Cab Companies Hire Negroes COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Green end Yellow cab companies this week advised the NAACP that they will hire Negro drivers in the Immediate future. This action followed a continu­ ed Association drive to expand employment opportunities of Ne­ gro citizens. The Hills Cab com­ pany began fairing Negroes sev­ eral months ago with consider­ able success. 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AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Feb. 23, 1963 Requiem Mass Held For Sylvanus Olympio Chaplain Fight I the Baptist Deaconess Union of Is the Interdenominational Min-I Greater New York will be held lsters Meeting of Greater New'Sunday under Mrs. S M. Bald- York and Vicinity going to fur-|win, president, at the Bed Shield ther pursue its fight to get a Center, 124th St. between Sev- Negro chaplain at City Hospitaljenth and Eighth Avenues. in Queens? ENTH AND Eighth Avenues. A mere strip of a girl, an 11- The Interdenominational Min­ year-old named Helen Harris, isters contend that the additional will preach Sunday morning at Protestant chaplaincy at the hos­ pital was created by them,St. Paul AME Church, 51 E. 125th through Mayor Wagner for the St., at the request of the Rev. purpose on providing a racially (Mrs. M. E. Baskerville, pastor, balanced Protestant presentation at the city-runned institution. ' Too many ministers and con- If that is so, then it behooves gregations forget that the Church the clergymen to fight with all of Christ was fonded not to serve energy and every tool until a Ne-jonly the presumed righteous, but gro chaplain is appointed. This to act as a mission to track and (bring back the lost sheep into column stands with them. (the flock of The Shepherd. A .Mission Honor Bishop Bishop Alvin A. Childs of Faith And lost sheep, one would as- Temple Church at Amsterdam sume, includes drunkards, har- Ave. and 147th St. will be the, lots, gamblers, criminals, hop- center ot attention Saturday eve-(heads and such others whom the ning when the church’s young society of the self righteous look upon with disdain and contempt. folks honor him at a testimonial Start of Sin dinner and fashion show at the church. How did sin start* There are several versions. Elder Robert God in H. Carter will give his Sunday national night at an evangelistic service at Ephesus Seventh-day Advent­ ist Church, Lenox Ave. and 123rd Street. Bishop Childs’ church Is a par­ ish of the Church of Christ whose new bishop Is Bishop Ozro T. Jones Christ whose new national of Philadelphia. Eastern Christian Did you know that there are several churches of the Eastern Christian rite in the Negro com­ munity : Did you know, too. that Harlem has a few Black Jewish synagogues? Well, there is the Ethiop­ ian Orthodox Church at 151 Lenox Ave., a representative type of Eastern rite church, and the African Orthodox Cathedral of St, John at W. 129th St., both of which are representative types of the Eastern rite.. Thee there is the Command­ ment Keepers Ethiopian Hebrew Congregation, 1 W. 123rd St., whose pastor Is Chief Rabbi W. A. Matthew. Tried Stone Tried Stone Baptist Church at 1591 Boston Road, the Bronx, is holding its churchwide insti­ tute every Thursday evening, now through March 14, under the Reverends Arthur W. Park­ er and John H. Betha. Second Time Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freeman of 106-38 172nd St., Jamaica, Queens, were wished 50 years of wedded bliss after they did it again for the second time in a half century. Deaconess Union Tha ninth Negro History tea of Abyssinian Chair The Abyssinian Baptist Church choir which sang at the Rev. Martin Luther King's recent ap­ pearance should be commended for its tremendously impressive performance, including that of its youthful director. Speaking of Dr. King, who drew an astronomical attend­ ance, be said God is neither a Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Roman Cathlic, Jew, Muslim, etc. Amen. White - Black There were as many white as Wa?k faces at the recent Race Relations Day rites at St. Thom­ as Liberal Catholic Church, 144th St. near Seventh Ave. Baptist Ministers THe^Baptist’ Ministers Confer­ ence of Greater New York and Vicinity held its Public Rela­ tions Day ceremonies Monday at Second Canaan Baptist Church, Lenox Ave. and 111th St., under the Rev. Robert E. L. Hard­ in ond, president. Metropolitan Metropolitan Baptist Church at Seventh Ave. and 128th St. ex­ pects to complete its painting and refurbishing of its sanctu­ ary and offices by Easter. When completed, the church will have an handsome and clean interior BAPTIST OFFICIALS HERE — The Rev. Dr. T. M. Cham­ bers of Los Angeles, president of the Progressive National Baptist Convention, and Mrs. Uvee Mdodana-Arbouin, presi­ dent of the women’s auxiliary, share an engaging moment ia between sessions last week of tlie PNBC’s eastern regional convention which held sessions at Harlem’s Metropolitan Bap­ tist Church. (Gilbert Photo). Among the ambassadors at the rites were Brazilian envoy Ger aldo de Carvalho Silos; Godfrey Amachree, personal representa­ tive of UN Secretary General U Thant; Dr. Andre Akakpo, To­ go Ambassador to the U.S.; S. Edward Peal, Liberian Ambas­ sador to the U.S.; Dialo Telli, Progressive Baptists Hold Regional Confab Here The year-old Progressive Na­ tional Baptist Convention held Its eastern regional ' convention last week at Harlem’s Metropol­ itan Baptist Church in a move to increase its northeastern mem­ bership and solidify its position. While the purpose of the three- day convention was “largely in­ spirational,” the Rev. L. Ven- chael Booth, vice president at large, said the enlistment o f “new members” and the stimula­ tion and sustainment of inter­ est and activity in the PNBC were also goals of the eastern regional convention. at Metropolitan Church, Sev­ enth Ave. and 128th St. NBC Mention In a statement that alluded to the National Baptist Convention Inc., Dr. Chambers eaid at a news conference that the PNBC’s cardinal principles were the lim­ itation of office-holding and the matching of “deeds with ideals.” Both he and the Rev. Booth played instrumental roles in the organizing of the new PNBC, formed out of protest against policies and procedures of the NBC, headed by the Rev. Dr. Joseph H. Jackson. This was particularly pointed The eastern regional conven­ up by the presence of the Rev. tion claims a membership o f more than 50,000 Baptists in Vir­ Dr. _ T. M. Chambers, PNBC president, who was a key figure ginia, Maryland, the District of at all sessions of the convention Columbia, New Jersey, Penn­ sylvania, New York and the New England States. ft’s president is the Rev. Dr. T. R. Washington of Philadelphia. More than 250 delegates regis­ tered for the convention Wed­ nesday and attended day and evening sessions Thursday and Friday, under the theme of "The Christian Responsibility In Chan­ ging Times.” Women Delegates Some 63 women delegates at­ tended sessions directed by Airs. Uvee Mdodana-Arbouin, their president and wife of the Rev. A. C. L. Arbouin of Queens’ Antioch Baptist Church. PNBC president Dr. Chambers, of Los Angeles, and the Rev. Booth, of Ohio, said the or­ ganization and its dependent a- gencies and regional adjuncts “WHEN IT’S TIME IO REST YOUR LOVED ONES DESERVE THE BEST” Card of Thanks MRS. BESSIE L. PERKINS , de­ parted this life December 16. 1962, a member of the Abyssinian Bap­ tist Church, a devoted wife of James t Perkins. Funeral Di­ rector. Mr. Perkins wishes to thank the ministers, many friends and various clubs for their many kindnesses. In fond memory of MAYSIE HUSSEY, February 10. 1959. “Gone but not forgotten. Your memories are-in-our hearts. We miss you.” Faithful friends. Timmy and Doley Walters. WAINWRIGHT & SON FUNERAL HOME, Inc. UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS ECONOMY with Dignity U.S. Ambassador to the UN Adlai Stevenson, UN Under Sec­ retary Ralph J. Buncbe, Togo Ambassador to the UN Eugene Abodoli and 48 other high em­ issaries attended a Requiem Mass for slain Togo President Sylvanus Olympio at St. Pat­ rick** Cathedral last Wednesday. Francis Cardinal Spellman, Catholic archbishop of New York, presided at the mass which was celebrated by the Moat Rev, James H. Griffiths, auxiliary bishop of New York and Holy See observer at the United Na­ tions. Elpidio Olympio, the slain West African leader’s son, attended the services, representing h 1 s family. His father was a Catho­ lic. The Togo leader was shot to death last Jan. 13 on the door­ step of the U.S. Embassy in the capital of the West African land during a coup d'etat. He was pro-West and had visited the United States where he was a White House guest of President Kennedy. __-t Prayer O£ The W eek Almighty God, we thank Thee for this new day, affording us may opportunities to dedicate and devote our capacities of mind and heart to the glorious enterprise of building a nobler civilization. Grant that we may be eager to share in the task of creating among the members of the hu­ man family the spirit of mutual respect and confidence. May we be charitable In our attitude toward the convictions of others and possess the grace of living together in the bonds of friendship and fraternity. We pray that in all our plans and labors we may be sustained by clear and radiant vision of peace on earth and good will among men. Hear us in the name of the Prince of Peace. Amen. Christian Science Sermon On “Mind” The divine source of man’s I Correlative readings from intelligence will be the subject “Science and Health with Key of the Lesson-Sermon entitled tQ Scriptures” by Mary "Mind” to be heard at Christian Science church services this r f Sunday. will be read (James 1:5): “If their any of you lack wisdom, let ^,*-1- him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraid- He «P<®S the petals eth not; and It shall be given purpose in order that him.” sentence (p. 506): “Spirit, God, gathers unformed thoughts Into proper channels, and un­ as n hr.lv a holy the pur- pose may appear.” ___________ From the Bible this passage folds these thoughts, even wm de MORTICIANS (stab. ISM GEORGE BROWN Charleston. S.C. January 22. 1861 101 West 114 St. Sumter. S.C. EDWARD JAMES January 25, 1963 306 West 118 St. Wildwood, N.J. CLAUDE LYONS January 25, 1963 18 East 132 St. Florence. S.C. ALBERTA WILLIAMS January 26, 1963 205 West 85 St. GEORGE NANCE Copeatown. S.C. 50-34 Bway, Woodside, N.Y., Jan. 27. 1963 I.ILLIE E PETERSON Andrew, Ala. 1547 Southern Blvd. January 26. 1963 SAMUEL E. ROBINSON Jacksonville. Fla. 206 St. Nicholas Ave. January 26, 1963 EMMA SEABROOK Charleston, S.C. 156-09-76 Rd . Flushing. NY., Jan. 27, 1963 The Carolina Chapel, lac. K'NEQAL SrfJVICF 221 LENOX AVE., N.Y.C. • Uhigh 4-0499 May We Help When You Need Help Tel. AUdubon 3-3637 Paris Funeral Home LILLIAN PARIS WILLIAM J. GREENE, JR. Licensed Undertaker Licensed Manager 151 WEST 131st STREET, NEW YORK 17, N. Y. MODERN & MODERATE SERVICE WITHIN YOUR MEANS (Established By Granville O. Paris) Guinean Ambassador to the UN. and Dr. Tesfaye Gebre-Egsy, Ethiopian emissary to the UN. Bishop Blesses Cornerstone St. Augustine's Chapel of Trln lty Parish has no intention of allowing the sun to set on it as a Lower Eastside landmark and as an institution of help. Evidence of this was given Sun­ day when the Right Rev. Char­ les F. Boynton. Episcopal suffra- gen bishop of New York, laid and blessed a cornerstone at the cha­ pel’s grounds at 292 Henry St. for a parish house. The new parish house will ac­ commodate the growing activities of the chapel. It will provide of­ fices for the vicar and the chapel staff, apartments for the staff, religious instruction classrooms, a modern kitchen and other fac­ ilities. The basement will rise partly above the ground level to per­ mit the use of windows, ft will also include two floors in one of its wings. Liberal Religion To Be Discussed What is liberal religion? How liberal Is liberal religion? These are som^ of the ques­ tions which will he answered Sunday by a panel at The Com­ munity Church, 40 E. 35th St. The Rev. Richard D. Leon­ ard will moderate the panel com­ prising Jan Drucker, Robert Ell- wood, Dana Fleetman and Wil­ liam Zucker at 11 a.m. during youth Sunday observances. stood firmly behind the civil rights program of the Southern Christian Leadership Confer­ ence. The convention closed Friday evening after the national exe­ cutive board meeting of the PNBC was held. Self-Love Self-love is the greatest of all flatterers. — La Rochefoucauld. MB In Memoriam In loving memory of Louise Dixon, who departed this life , Feb. 10, 1957 “Gone but never forgotten." Husband. Ralph & the Shepard family In loving memory of our mother and grandmother. MRS. BEAT­ RICE LEMON, who departed this life Feb. 25th 1962. "God plucked the rose from our garden. She is gone but not forgotten ." Daughter. Son and Grandson Death Notice On Wednesday, February 6, 1963 at Providence Hospital. BERN­ ARD C. GODFREY of 3315-15th Street, N. E., beloved husband of Marion E. Godfrey and devoted father of Alice Smith, Barbara b’ianette and Neal Godfrey. Hei is also survived by (4) sisters — Mrs. Charlie White of Cleveland. Ohio, Mrs. Flora Giles of Brook­ lyn, N. Y., Mrs. Ruth Gibson of Long Island, N. Y and Miss Mary Godfrey of State College, Pa.. (2) brothers — Charlie and Har­ old Godfrey of New York a host of other relatives and many friends. Remains rested at the John T. Rhine* Co. Funeral Home. 3015 12th Street. N. E. (AJP.F.) where friends called on Fri. Feb 8. Funeral Services — Sat Feb 9 at 1 pm. at the First Baptist Church, 27th and Dunbarton Ave­ nue, N. W. — Rev. Wellington Abrams, Officiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. ETHEL VADEN In jnemary of MRS. ETWEL VADEN. Feb. 13, 1961. “We love you, but God loved you best.’’ Evangelist Helen Johnson and Husband, 2 uncles and aunts and Sister Mary McCray. Sev. Edw. W. Wainwright Founder Rev. ^slie E. Wainwright Gsnsrat Manager and President LICENSED UNDERTAKERS AU 6-4290 LICENSED UNDERTAKERS Ida E. Wainwright Treasurer Orace W. Wainwright Notary 162 WEST 136th STREET WE Connect With All Undertakers in the United States FUNERAL HOME 20 YEARS OF P/CrM/F'EO SERV/CE 1232 PROSPECT AVE. BETWEEN 167th t ism STs. BRONX ARTHUR H.RUSSCLL lm wu nwnui nt an row KwaAurtir DAB-O494 -z- Services In Local Churches MOUNT OLIVET 201 Lenox Ave. (Cor. 120th St.) Dr. O. Clay Maxwell & Lovelle A. Maxwell, B.D SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1963 . SUNDAY BEBVICES Sunday School 9 00 A M. Warahlp 1100 AM. and 7:M P.M. Baptlat Training Union — 0:» PM. CONVENT AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH 420 W. 145th ST. (Corner of Convent A vs ) THE REVEREND M. L. WILSON PASTOR SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1963 0:00 AM.—MORNING WORSHIP-REV. ROBESON PREACHINO S:» A.M.—CHURCH SCHOOL WORSHIP 11:00 A.M.—MORNING WORSHIP-REV. ROBESON PREACHINO ( 00 P.M.—BAPTIST TRAINING UNION 7 90 PM—ALL REQUEST PROGRAM GOSPEL CHOIR 7 J0 PM—EVENING WORSHIP-REV CHAni.ES POWERS PREACHINO FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH 144 W Ulat Street MINISTER, THE REV. THOMAS KILGORE JR. DD. DIRECTOR. HELEN T. DUERRF.BO. ORGANIST SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1963 FI I 1005 •OS AM—MORNING WORSHIP REV HUNSON GREENE PREACHINO •:« A.M.—CHURCH SCHOOL—NURSERY SCHOOL THROUGH JUNIORS 11 :<t A JE—CHURCH SCHOOL—JUNIOR HIGHS THROUGH ADULTS 0:20 P.M.—BAPTIST EVENING FELLOWSHIP MANHATTAN METHODIST MOTHER A.M.E. ZION 140 8 W 137th St. Dr. B. C. Rohaann. Pastor — Rev, P. A. Price, A.a,w Rev. J. I). Maxwell, Aaaoc. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1963 1:20 A M —CHURCH SCHOOL 11:00 AM.—DR. B. C. ROBESON 11:15 AM—JUNIOR CHURCH SFRVICH 1:M P.M.-ADULT CHURCH SCHOOL 4:00 PM.-NEW YORK CITY MISSION SOCIETY ANNUAL CANDLELIOHT SERVICE < 30 P M.—CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR ALL OTHEB COMMUNITY CHURCH 40 EAST 35th STREET SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24 - YOUTH SUNDAY 11 00 AM.—"A FRESH LOOK AT LIBERAL RELIGION" — Panel: JAN DRUCKER. ROBERT ELI.WOOD, DANA FLEETMAN. WILIJAM ZUCKER Moderator: RICHARD D. LEONARD ------ • 4:00 P.M.—FREE FORUM: "MIGRATION: BRIDGE OF Speaker—MRS. RUTH TROPIN ----- AI J. ARE WELCOME ------ CATHOLIC WASHINGTON HEIGHTS CHURCH of CHRIST 100 W. 130th ST.. N. Y. — HOWARD V. JOHNSON. Minister OUR LADY OF LOURDES CATHOLIC CHURCH 4M W. 141 St. (Bat. Amsterdam a Convent Avee ) RT REV. MSOR HENBY J. IJCNAHAN. Pastor SUNDAY MASSES: AM.-0J0, 0:00,.0 00. 18 00 (High), 11» (Spanish 12:40 PM ■WHIT III—W A.M,—V. a s. ADULT BIBLE—CATECHISM CLASSEB-TUES A THURS. at I P M. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1963 fi 10 00 AM LORDS DAY SCHOOL-11 00 A M. and <00 PM WORSHIP WEDNESDAY, 1:00 P M. — BIBLE CLASS. ALL WELCOME UNITY FUNERAL HOME 2352-54-56 Eighth Ave. UNITY PARKWAY CHAPEL 1406 PitklR Avu \. MANHATTAN BAPTIST MANHATTAN M0 6-1300 BROOKLYN HY 3-1200 Unity Funeral Home Building! Are Made Especially For Mort­ uaries, Where Complete Privacy and Dignity Is Supreme — Tasteful Decor, Air Conditioned Throughout, Latest Model Roll­ ing Stock t- And Where Every Budget Is Available To Suit Your Choice. UNITY FUNERAL HOMES, INC. Manhattan <5 Bronx 2352-4-6 8th AVE.v AT 126th ST. NEW YORK 27, N.Y MO 6-8300 Brooklyn & Long Island 1406 PITKIN AVE. EASTERN PARKWAY & RALPH AVE. BROOKLYN, N.Y. HY 3-8200 In Time Of Need Let Unity Serve You Untitled Document file:///C|/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Desktop/hello.html2/18/2007 11:01:03 AMThomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com --- PAGE BREAK --- . n. 1. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., Feb. 23, 1963 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS HOUSES HOUSES HOUSES HOUSES HOUSES HOUSES HOUSES HOUSES HOUSES Queans—Far Saia Qvooas—For Solo Quotas—For Solo Queen*—For Solo Queans—For Sale Queans—For Sale Queans—For bate Queans—For Sale Queans—For Sale .■vi mv/e ufikiTED Ekin WAIIIECIIK BRAND NEW and 2 FAMILY HOMES Visit the following 5 models: MnrJel *1EAST EtMHURST“ Our lost Elmhurst salesman will he glad to show you our Brand Now 1 and 2 Family ~ Homos. Visit him this weekend at eur new models located at 32-40 108th St., East Elmhurst. CAMBRIA HEIGHTS- Oar Cambria Heights /rlUUvl ~~ brick b room (3 bedroom) Bancb, priced at $16,900, wit rapreseatative will be pleased te Show you eur new solid with $200 down for Gl's. Visit him this weekend nt the model located „ 122-04 Springfield Blvd., Cambria Heights. Model 13SPRINGFIELD GARDENS- Here eur Springfield Gardens representative will show you our beautiful and luxurious new detached b room tench—visit him at the model located at 145-68 175th St., Spring- field Gardens. SPRINGFIELD GDNS $9,990 NO CASH DOWN TO EVERYONE RAMBLING RANCH Only $59.33 pays the mortgage on LAURELTON DRAMATIC!! ‘ Words cannot portray the beauty of this fine Brick Custom home, something you'd find in Home A Carden magazine, complete from spacious Center Hall te a modern dream kitchen, from extravagant this luxurious rambling Colonial Mahogany paneled recreation room, Ranch on a beautifully shrubbed, te the 4 unusual design twin-sized secluded 4,000 ft. lot. Features: Cabinet lined extra large eat-in kitchen, formal dining rm, party sixod living rm, spacious sun- splashed bedims, only minutes to everything with this ideal location I WORTHY OF EARLY INSPECTION! bedrooms. A HOME WE PRIDE OUR­ SELVES IN SHOWING, A HOME YOU'D BE PROUD TO OWN. QUEENS. VILLAGE $14,990 ONLY $490 FHA NO CASH VETS! NO CLOSING FEISI RARE VALUE! can be years In this perfect family home with many custom extras. 3 spacieus twin-sized bedims, deluxe sparkling kitchen, dream sized liv­ ing and dining rooms, ploy sizad bacenent far childraa, garage. All en 3500 ft. ef laved, landscaped Grounds BEST BEAL ESTATE VALUE FOB THIS LOW PRKEII We Also Have A Large Selection of Rental 2 2 5 20th CENTURY HOMES 1 Homes and Apts With No Fee To Tenants!!! J J ■ ■; 8-9000 5 ■ - 168-10 HILLSIDE AVE., JAMAICA OLympia ■ ■ ■ ____ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ aaaauaaiiiiiaaaBBaaaaaBaaiaiaii ■ ■ ■i ■ ■ ■ Model‘4 »™E Here we have several typos, including b-reom (3 bedroom) Ranches and 6-room (3 bed- ~ room) Colonials with 2 baths. Our repreu-ntetive will ho glad to show theso models at 1 1 6”49 VOFI Wyck Expressway, Ozone Park. Model *5JAMAICA PARK “ Sts those now solid brick b room Ranches, priced ot $16,900, with $200 down payment for Gl's. Located 5 minuftt from 6-8 Avo. Ind. subway lines. See model located ot 111 “29 S U t p H I H Blvd., Jamaica Park. LOW CASH TO NON-VETS • EXCELLENT MORTGAGE TERMS Other AMES brand new Homos locatod la ST. ALBANS, HOLLIS, BAYSIDE, FLUSHING, EAST ELMHURST, etc. For full information, call or come into oar afflco. Wo will bo happy fa arraaga far a representative ta take yau fa the models . . . OFFICE OPEH EVERY DAT INCLUDING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY . . . FREE PARKINGl 167-10 Hillside Ave. Jamaica LARGEST BUILDER OF NEW HOMES S. Ozone Park 6 Rooms NO CASH Gl 2 KITCHENS & 2 BATHS • Fully Detached • Full Basement • Garage • Oil Heat $11,990 Ask For B-135 St. Albans Modern Ranch NO CASH Gl MOVE IN 30 DAYS • 6 Large Rooms On large Plot ; • 3 Bedrooms Maia Floor • Expansion Attic Far 2 More Bedrooms • Semi-Finished Basement With Gas Heat • Garage $16,990 Ask For B-34 2 Family Brick Walk To Trains NO CASH Gl MOVE RIGHT IN • 2 Modern Apartments • Beth S A 4 Room Apartments Available • New Oil Heat $20,990. ASK FOR ESSEX SPECIAL ESSEX AX 7-7900 143-01 Hillside Ave., Jamaica Taka Bth Ave. "I" Train Ta Sutphin Blvd. Open 7 Days A Weak BROKERS NOTICE we hatwee’^wwlY rZeodtioned’ tow dmm payments Qnaaaa er artsMsCay. JA 4-4*40 South Ozone Park — Queens New 1 8 t Family S50 Down, Loy-owoy Plan FOCH PARK HOMF9 Foch A Sulphln Birds DIRECTIONS By Subway-"F" 8th Ave. to Sutphin Blvd sta Uon. then Q« hue (At Jamaica Ave a Sutphin Blvd ) la Fseh Blvd. JAmakca 9-98*7 Don't Be Fooled We Have the Houses Exactly as Advertised LAURELTON BUNGALOW A Masterpiece Of A Home Featuring 3 nice size bed rooms, kitchen with wall oven and Birch Cabinet!, detached garage. Finished Basement, oil heat. DETACHED INSUL BRICK HOME ON 40 X 100 LANDSCAPED PLOT. Extras Galore. Price S20JX10. ST. ALBANS DETACHED COLONIAL Tremendous Size Rooms, le the main feature of thia clean home. 3 Rooms. Porch and Lav. on 1st floor + 3 Bed­ rooms and Tile Bath on 2nd floor Closets galore. Playroom Type Finished Basement, with built-in Bar, Automatic Heat. Garage. 35x100 Plot. Price a Low $19,500 Gl ’500 DOWN FHA ’2,000 Gl ’300 DOWN FHA ’900 ARCADIA JA 6-7300 Open • to 3 every day 159-10 Hillside Ave. at Parsans Blvd. Station ST. ALBANS HOMES SPECIAL Naw Gat Heal 5 RM RANCH $300 CASH Bright, Cheerful Home at sn Unbeatable PHKEl $15,000 JA 6-6600 So. Ozona Park OWNERS SACRIFICE Bought Another House Mutt Sell This One $12,500 f G.l. NO CASH DOWN. iThle house sells lor mochi ’ mom In the same neighbor-* Lhond It fealnrea spacious Itv- ling room, dining room, i [ title kitchen, spacious lrooms, porch, fantastically! f shrubbed plot Bring dls- k charge a deposit L. T. REALTY | 148-08 Hillside Ave., Jamaica j "F," Train to Sutphin Blvd ‘ ^Then walk one long Mock to us, OL 7 0090 *■■■■■■■«) ROSEDALE I True ranch, 3890 cash down H I* » years rod. Immaculate _ condition. 3 bedrms. modem- Q . age kitchen It bath, sump- _ | tuous basement, detached | I garage. 40x100 garden plot _ Immediate occupancy. HOLLIS I 318.990 Detached Colonial. | large raw. modem kitch- _ | en & bath, full bsmt, 40x100. I I garden plot. Garage. Only m 3390 caab down. KEW GDNS HILLS Detached Ranch type resi­ dence. Wi rmi. all on 1 fir Finished bsmt, garage. Im­ mediate nccup. Only 3500 cash down. LONG ISLAND HOMES I 168-12 Hillside Avt. BE 9-7300 G.I. No Dawn Payment Laurelton — Bungalow solid! i brick detached, 5 rooms, fin-1 fished basement, Hollywood hatha, gas heat, garage, k>ada| t«f extras. Addlsletgh Park Section —J ,2 family detached, 9 rooms, 1 I phis 3 finished moms in base-* fment, 2VS baths, gas heal.j k2 car garage, asking 324,508." Gl. FHA TERMR AO- RANGED ON MANY OTH FR I A 3 FAMILY HOMEA 'Malcolm Realty^ LA 8-2180 iOO-ftX Linden Blvd. nt. Albans Night Phone AX 1-8143 3 Bedroom Colonial 314.988 .Very goad house In nice! Ineifhhorhood. "convenient to' Feverything." Bring Deposit,^ i you will surety buy NO CASH. 0.1. I LOW DOWN PAYMENT FHA! | Legal 1 Family 917.998, k4 and 3 room apartments.I I excellent value, very good* ’buy for small family w» kw«nt to llye RENT FREE. NO CASH 0.1 1Z)W DOWN PAYMENT FHA| NORMAND REALTY LA 8-4964 133 31 Lirolea Bled SACRIFICE SALES 4 OFFICES SERVING YOU IN QUEENS Cr LONG ISLAND OVER 2,000 LISTINGS • NO CASH TO ALL 2 FAMILY $14,000 NO CASH DOWN SPRINGFIELD GDNS $13,500 Detached 40x100, 6 rooms all on 1 floor, plus attic, Cabinet Lined Kitchen, Tile Bathroom, automatic heat. Must Sacrifice, Owner Leav­ ing State. HURRY! 11 Huge Rooms, 2 Modern Baths, Full Basement, Oil Heat, Excellent Income, Near BIG FOR 6l/ ROOSEVELT $12,990 Subway, etc. Must Be Sac­ 4 BEDROOMS rificed. Live Rent Free. NO CASH DOWN 2 CAR GARAGE Gl APPROVED WESTBURY ’ $13,500 Detached 1 Family with ex­ tra large kitchen and Liv­ ing Ream, 2 Master Size bedrooms, modern bath, full basement, nil beat, Valua­ ble Extras. $16.57 a Month Pays All. Why Pay Rent? 'JAMAICA $15,500 9 ROOMS $12,500 Detached Solid Brick, Legal 2 Family, 10 rooms, 2 kitch­ ens and 2 baths, all this on 40x100 Plot in Desirable Residential Area, near ev­ erything. A Rare Opportun­ ity far QUICK BUYER Detached Spacieus and Gra­ cious Home. Modern Kitch­ en and Bath, full basement, oil heat, near Subway, etc. Owner will sell regardless of cost. NO CASH DOWN MOVE RIGHT IN NO CASH DOWN TO ALL FREEPORT $14,990 4 BEDROOMS $17,500 HEMPSTEAD 9 ROOMS 2 CAR GARAGE 60 x 130 GAS HEAT Huge Cape Cod, Ideal Loca­ tion en Beautiful Landscaped Grounds, Patio, Oil heat, finished attic and Extra*. NO CASH Gl JA $3377 JA 9-4400 159-12 Hillside Ave. JAAAAICA 135 19 Rockaway Blvd. SO. OZONE PARK 277 Nassau Read 17 So. Franklin Street ROOSEVELT HEMPSTEAD BETTER REALTY ALL 4 OFFICES OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK, 9:30 AM to 8:30 PM Gl NO CASH Cambria Hgts. Cape Cod $18,990 l/his beautiful home has ' 3 bedrooms, completely | I modern knotty pine kitchen with built-in |wall oven, 40x100 plot, oil unit, garage, fully i I finished basement, rear porch patio. A Real Buy See It Today! Hollis - Corner $16,990 This magnificent Colon­ ial with garage, has 7 rooms in all, low low corrying charges, excel­ lent for the handy Gl or civilian, with little cash, that wants a house. SOLID BRICK 4 Rental Units Hollis, large ’ property with exceptionally good income, over $300 per1 month, oil heat, 3 com­ plete kitchens and 3 complete baths, only $19,990. H & H 178 22 Hlllalde Ave. Jamaica Open 7 Days 9:30 - 8 30 JA 3-5300 Richmond Hill So. Ozona Park NO CASH Gl $190 Civilians IMMACULATE COLONI­ AL, GARDEN, DETACHED GARAGE, ALL LARGE BEDRMS, $80.90 M0. MORTGAGE PAYMENT. FULL PRICE $13,500. HOLLIS DETACHED BEAUTY CLASSIC COLONIAL 3 LARGE BEDRMS, GAR­ DEN, GARAGE, NO CASH Gl, $690 FHA, $101.88 M0. MTGE PAYMEHT. SOLID BRICK 6 LARGE RMS, I’/j BATHS, 3,000 SQ. FT. OF LAND, PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. Close to schools, shopping and subway. U-NEED-A OL 9-4545 135-26 Rockaway Blvd. St. Albans 7 Rooms Detached $1,000 Cash Detached 1 family, 7 rooms, expansion Attic, Finished Basement with Bar. Large 1 Car Oarage, high existing mortgage, $128 per month. Many Other 1 A 2 Family Homes Available Clarence Griffin HO 8-4440 110-51 Farmers Blvd., Hollis EAST ELMHURST $790 DOWN Il-family detached. 7 ™m f modern tbrnout. nU beat. gi , rage, larga gardes. FULL PRICE *18480 CORONA SPECIAISI fS-famlly Brick. 1 ear garaga.l nice apartment available plual LWM Income Uva rant fraal, LOW CASS TO ALLI 14 family detached brick, nil1 I baat, garage, near school Oj 'shopping Priced Lewi can, now FOR APPOINTMENT LEWIS i MURPHY 95 38 Roosevelt Avenue IJackaon Hgta, U. Hl 3-8180’ Continood an following paga Untitled Document file:///C|/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Desktop/hello.html2/18/2007 11:01:03 AMThomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com --- PAGE BREAK --- 36 • N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Feb 23, 1963 <7 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS MOUSES HOUSES HOUJB 1 a , HOUSES HOUSES HOUSES Quotes Ft Rent Rent Nassau-Suffolk—For Sale Nassao-Suffolk-For Sale Nassou-Suffolk-For Sale Nossuu-SaHelk-For Sale HOUSES Nassau-Suffolk—Fer Salt HOUSES HOUSES Naitau-Suffolk-For Sole Wostchostor-For Sula AGENTS FOR THE LOWEST PRICED NEW HOMES IN WYANDANCH. DEERPARK. BRENTWOOD a * \ r Fantabulous Homes LOOK!!! \r -- Brand New Ranches $119 A Month Pays All Lower Down Payments Than Ever Before (Fantabulous weekly down payment plan) LUCKY YOU AVAILABLE F0R IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY LUXURY HOMES AT A BUDGET PRICE ONLY $390 TOTAL DOWN TO ALL ONCE IN A LIFETIME* OPPORTUNITY—TAKE ADVANTAGE, CALL TODAY FEATURES INCLUDED WITHOUT EXTRA COST MAIN 1EVEL DEN 4 LARGE BEDRMS CERAMIC TILE BATH FULL BASEMENT BIRCH CABINET LINED KITCHEN LOVELY DINING AREA BRICK FACE TAPPAN RANGE OVERSIZED GARAGE BRICK CHIMNEY THIS IS WHAT WE OFFER: ALL THIS AND MORE INCLUDED AT ONE LOW PRICE. EVERYTHING ONLY $129 PER M0., INCLUDING INTEREST, PRINCIPALS, INSURANCE AND TAXES. COME SEE AND BE CONVINCED EARLY OCCUPANCY ASSURED JULMAR CONSTRUCTION CO. CALL COLLECT MY 1-8082 630 NORTH BROADWAY, AMITYVILLE DIRECTIONS SOUTHERN STATE PARKWAY TO EXIT >2 SOUTH (BROADWAY ROUTE 118). CONTINUE TO OFFICE ON RIGHT HAND SIDE. OR SUNRISE HIGHWAY TO ROUTE 118 NORTH. THEN LEFT. CONTINUE TO SALES OFFICE ON LEFT. RENT LARGEST SELECTION HOUSES FOR RENT HOLLIS, ST. ALBANS, SPRINGFIELD GARDENS, SO. OZONE PK, BAISLEY PK, RICHMOND HILL, A JAMAICA NO FEE AGENT AX 1-1400 SEE US FIRST HOUSES FOR RENT ALL AREAS • NO FEE AGENT JA 3-3928 NO GIMMICKS NO GAGS IT YOU WANT TO RENT A HOUSE. CALL US. !w & G REALTY' 133-38 Hillside Ave. Near Paraona Blvd. OL 8-1717 Rant, Lanta nr Buy SOUTH OZONE PARK 11 Rooms. 2 Baths _ 3188 SPRINGFIELD GARDENS • Rooms. 2 Baths ----- 883 BAISLEY PARK t Rooms--------------------- SM ST ALBANS 7 Rooms ---------------------- WO JAMAICA • Rooms ■ 871 NO FEE Agent JA 3-3460 Jamaica—W rms. nee St. Albans—7 rooms. 1108 Jamaica 7 rooms, 8100 S. Ozone Ph.—S rooma. t* Baisley PaiH-7 rooms, SMB. Agaat-OL 7-4438 Nossuu-Suffolk—For Sale Bast Financing on LI LARGEST SELECTION Setter TUaa Average listings NAME yew Tewn. Type How, , Can URQUHART P.O. tor change of . . . hi that simplel FREE! 9 Rm Potential 6 Finished Rms Dining Rm Living Rm 3 Bedrms Finished Playroom Basement To 1st six buyers of our GRAND OPENING SPECIAL in Brentwood Wall Oven Counter-top Range Cabinet lined eat-in kitchen Piccadilly dual Bath Garage Included Any Questions? Call us Collect! — Midland 3-7540 See our Wyandanch Model Open 10 to 5 FANTABULOUS HOMES, Inc. Southern State Parkway to Exit 36 (Straight Path, Wyandanch), north to New Ava^ right turn ta model. G.I.'s NO DOWN PAYMENT 113,190 — Thia home la located 318,990 — This is addressed to seen to be appreciated, the kitch­ modern eat-in kitchen. In ad­ finer residential area ! St con­ tains 7 rooms^and an enclosed screened in pfltch with a large In a moat desired area and con­ tains 4 bedrooms that must be the price conscious purchase! who desires a lovely home in a en In Itself is a dream, loaded with cabinets A closets; in ad­ dition to the above, this home possesses s spacious and most You Can Stop Paying Rent You may be pleasingly surprised that the monthly payments on your own home may cost less than the rent you are now pay­ ing. We can help you obtain a home of your own on beautiful Long Island; convenient to schools, shopping centers, trans­ dition to the above, this home portation and the church of your gracious living room, Hollywood choice We do not attempt tojwasts of possessing a spacious colored tile bath 4 many extras tell you what to buy. but we can through our experience recom­ loo numerous to mention. Gia— mend the Intelligent approach on This is a special already ap­ how to buy. AD that we ask is that you visit our office so that praised by (he Veterans Ad­ we can have the opportupity to idviae you properly Remember, our office may be your right hand! You alone must make the decision, but we are In s position to help you live better in 817.998 — This beautiful home la a more conducive environment!819,738 — Thia beautiful solid situated on 3.888 sq ft. of land, where the family end your chil-’brick 7 room home is located dren may enjoy the fruits of on 180x100 aq. ft. of land in a your labor. Rent payments to a tains 7 lovely rooma Including landlord are not a saving Pay- gorgeous park like setting, and a rear screened In porch, gra- ments on your own home are contains 4 lovely bedrooms, large living room with a brick wood- clous living room, separate for ’ ,avlng rage and many extras. Take living room and dining room. 4 bedrooms, full basement, ga- advaatage by visiting us or call ministration. Visit us now or call the interior of thia home con M __ IV 5-2477 IV 5-2477 mal dining room, large delightful eat-ln kitchen and 1 bedrooms that add further to Its deelr- ebtltty In addition to the above are 2 full colored tile baths, full basement, garage and many ex­ tras. Visit us now or call IV 5-2477 Git of World War II and Korean Veterans do not need any money as a down payment. 823 Is required as a binder, which only means good will and shows Intention to go to contract. Civil­ ians purchasing through the FHA need only a minimum down pay­ ment. starting from 8350. 8450, 8550. 8650, 8730 4 up, depending upon the purchase price of a home burning fl-eplace. modern sun­ drenched kitchen with loads of cabinets, dining room with built In china closets, tv room or den, Hollywood colored tile bath, full basement, garage and many ex- tras as a bonus. Visit us or call IV 5-2477 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FROM 9:30 AM to 8:30 PM 219 So. Franklin St., Hempstead, LX IV 5-2477 "deal CHESTER 4 * ... NO CASH DOWN . . . Nassau-Suffolk “BABYLON TOWN-------- Sensational Buy lere is a Colonial dream or people who enjoy gra­ cious living. This Custom- Built dream house is nest­ led among toll shade trees, it boosts a large eat-in kitchen, spacious living room enhanced by o dramatic staircase leading to palatial bed­ rooms. It has a full din­ ing room for those fam­ ily festive occasions. We. could go on and on de­ scribing its fabulous fea­ tures, some of which in­ clude full finishable base* ment, 2 bathrooms, etc. DON'T HESITATE TO SEE IT TODAY! FULL PRICE • $11,990 NO CASH G.l. NATIONAL 732 Sunrise Hwy. Babylon (516) MO 1-3800 NO CASH G.L CIVILIANS $290 CASH Exclusive With List Only COLONIAL — 7 rma 4 porch. 4 bedrooms, full basement. 2 car garage. 40x123 plot, oil beat, re­ decorating. near everything. Walk to schools, bus and shop­ ping. Top area. Roosevelt. G.l EXTRA SPEC IAL _ Ranch style bungalow, 3 bedrooms, semi-finished basement, garage, oil unit. NO CASH G.l. — Thia is hot! By appointment only. $10 HOLDS ANY HOUSE Cal ter FBEB lateraaattee LIST REALTY • IV 9-8814 IV 9-1815 14 S. Franklin St., Hemp'd 'Memee Ta Fit Year Pocket" Open 7 L>ays Weekly 8-8 Directions Take Southern State Parkway ExK 18, Peninsula Boulevard under the bridge to South Franklin Street. Westbury Ranches Split Level Cape Cods New Homes low down payment Gl & FHA Mtges Jewel Realty 676 Union Ave. WIOTBURY, W.Y. Code 516, ED 3-6055 FOR WANT ADS : • 3 BEDROOM COLONIAL *74.55 Pays Mtge. CAPE COD Ideal set up for Mother A Daughter *60.50 , .8 Pays mtge. PER MO. t» 4 BEDROOM RANCH *88.36 mo Pays Mtge. S&Y IV 3-1805 382 So. Franklin Hempstead Ml 3-9030 WALING FROM NYC USE AREA COM S14 ! * Call Today — Brooklyn WM. URQUHART ■ nr t ssii ------- UL 7 2500 2000 MORE CHOICE HOMES TO SELECT FROM IN • J DESIRABLE AREAS. OPEN EVERYDAY 9 AM TO 9 PM • •••>#••••••©•••••©•••••••••••• MOUNT VERNON No Down Payment—Gl'« All Others Minimum Cash 1. 2 end 3 Family Hornet Avail­ able in choice locations WEST HOUSING <-X>RP to E 3rd St.. Mt. Vernon. N Y. (cud. 814) MO 7-1018 Now Jersey—For Solo Teaneck, MJ, Atty Mast Sell 10 min. via bus to bridle. CUSTOM BUILT — ONLY 9 YRS. AGO 4 Bedrin Executive Si-level features huge finished play rm. plus knotty pine den plus 200 aq ft. heated luxury porch plus profeaaioual landscaping plus oversized closets in all mu. plus large floored attic plus Chambers stainless ateel wall oven, dish­ washer. disposal plus panoramic windows plus many other extras. Buyer can have all thia for only 8233 per mo. which covers all interest, amortization, taxes, 4 insurance. Cash required 18000. Call for appointment. 201—TE 7- 4268. Owner. 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL (GARAGE) FHA APPROVED $1,500 DOWN Top location, center hall, hug's living room (fireplace), family dining room, recreation room (with Bar). 30 year mortgage for qualified buyer. Reduced to 821490. ROTHMAN Exclusive Broker ROTHMAN REALTY CORP. DIAL 201 - L0 9-5300 411 Graad Are at RL 4 Open daily and Sun. tin 8 ENGLEWOOD AND TEANECK SHIRK'S SPECIALS 8 rooms, lti baths All brick Cape Cod 319.300 821400 Low down payment to all who qualify SHIRK REALTORS 103 W Palisade Ave., Englewood N. J. "Dial" 201 - LO 8-4422 Houses For Exchange ARK TOC ONE OP THB LUCKY Homeowners In Brooklyn or Queens Immediate Cash Available For Your House 4 or Swap Your Home If you have outgrown N tor either a smaller, larger, ev finer home, ce 11 ua NO MONEY DOWN on most of these transactions. AX 1-4020 For free information (nt tor Mr. Morris I GOING FAST (Lost Few Remaining) CORAL ESTATES BRENTWOOD AT You'll Never Believe It Unless You See This Gorgeous Home At A Price Gr Terms You Can Afford! Here Is e sensational value that brings you the opportunity to enjoy suburban living ... to take your children off ■dirty and dangerous Streets ... to have marvelous neighbors .and the conveniences of modern life. And this Is a real family home - BIG AND SPACIOUS AND COMPLETE. LARGE BEDROOMS Hollywood Tile Huge Hall Full Basement Carport (Optional) ’•h$13,990 $690 DOWN No Closing Costs Situated on a JUNIOR ESTATE 73x137’ — more than a quarter acre of land. Coma see for yourself . . • you won t want to leave. WE WILL ARRANGE FREE TRANSPORTATION TO MODEL CONTACT EXCLUSIVE AGENTS BLAZE REALTY OFC: (516) MO 1-5564 JOB: (516) BR 3-9145 (When calling from NYC call Collect) Or Visit Premises Today . . Open 8 Days (Closed Wednesdays) DIRECTIONS From B'klyn: Belt Pkwy to Southern State Pkway to Sagtikos Pkway exit S-2 to traffic light (Crooked Hill Rd), turn right Vi mile to Model. FROM MANHATTAN Grand Central Pkway to Northern State Pkway exit 44 (Brentwood), to Sagtikoe Pkway South, to exit S-L to Crooked HUI Rd. (to Brentwood), 1 mUe to model HOME FOR GOOD .. Tired of seeing only homes that need work. work, work? Your search la over! Already approved by FHA for minimum down payment, thia beautiful big Colonial home offers 38 ft. living room with log burning fireplace, full dining rm. cabineted kitchen, 3 all Mg, big bedrms plus expansion space for 2 more. 1V4 baths, full basement, attached garage, Cal­ ifornia screened porch, utility rm. 14 acre treed grounds in Hempatead’s best area. Vets may buy with no cash down Worth 825.008 but a give-away at 219400' You will love It! SUBURBAN 1082 Grand Ave. IV 6-3200 So. Hempstead Exit 20, Southern State, South one block. ' - ' » 4™ Ave 4 »Ave $21,990 $16,490 Truly luxurious Is the word I this lovely home. It contains a large living room, modern eat-la kitchen complete with range and refrigerator, bedrooms are suf­ ficient In stxe to hold overtired furniture. Hollywood colored tile hath and a full baaement Thera la also a full shed dormer which needs only additional finishing. We hold the key to your hap- m visit ua or call IV 5 2477 We believe that apace does not permit ua to plcturtze adequately this wonderful home. It poeeeeoes 8 lovely rooms, plus 4 other rooms that need only additional finishing, making a total of 18 rooms including 2 lovely bed­ rooms en extra spacious living room, full formal dining room, completely scientific copper colored tile eat-in kitchen with a Dutch oven and knotty pine panelled caMneta Hollywood colored tile hath*! full basement and many extraa. Visit us call IV 5-2477 219 5. Franklin St. 219 S. Franklin St. Hempstead, L. I. Hempstead, L. I. I 4Ave 514,990 Where else but with the 4th Ave. Realty can one purchase a home such as this for this low price. This lovely residence boasts of 6 rooms. 3 spacious bedrooms, gracious living room, separate formal dining room, large eat-in kitchen, full base ment. front and side porch, garage, and many added extras as a bonus In addition, this home is situated on an over sized landscaped plot of ground Close to all conveniences Visit us or call IV 5-2477 219 S. Franklin St. . Hempstead, L. I. SUFFOLK APPROVED AGENCY FORECLOSURES (O CLOSING FEES, 2% down to all. 30 yr — 5*4% financed — Vacant, 5 wk occupancy, 3. t bedrin Ranches-Capes. WYANDANCH — 8163 cash, 88.130; 882 mthly pays every- BRENTWOOD — 1173 cash. 88,100 ; 866 mthly pays every­ thing. 130 others to choose from CAPTREE (516) MOhawk 6 6666 ?UO Sunrise Hwy Bayshore (ADJACENT GERTZ) Southern State to Exit 40 (Captree) right to Sunrise Hwy, east bound Exit 1 biock 4 Ave 517,990 Words slone can not describe the beauty of this home, it contains a center foyer, beautiful and spacious In i ng room, separate formal dining room, large mod ern eat-ln kitchen with an additional breakfast nook which even makes it that much more appealing, plus 3 big bedrooms. Hollywood colored tile baths, full basement, garage and many extras Its professional land scaping further enhances its beauty; truly, this home should be seen Visit us or call IV 5-2477 219 S. Franklin St. Hempstead, L I. Lakeview vacant bungalow, 7 rooms. 4 bedrooms, automatic heat, garage. 40x180, newly re­ conditioned 818400. Cash 81280. FHA terms. 1288 Langdon Blvd. nr Lakeview Ave. South State parkway to exit 17 to Ocean Ave Brokers protected. Reliable Ja 6-6660 Westchester—For Sab NEW ROCHELLE BRAND NEW BUILDERS CLOSE OUT 2 Family Split Level 3 rooma A garage, 3 family rooms, cathedral ceilings, picture window, rear pprch with sliding glass doors off living room. Near beaches, schools, shopping $29,990 Only $2,990 Cash Down Fer Inspeetlea — cell ItalMer 814-BP Houses Wonted—To Buy ALL CASH In 24 Hours Any House Any Condition Top Prices Paid Call "The Crazy Irishman" Mr. Gaffney OL 7-4222 ANY HOUSE lANY CONDITION! ANYWHERE! ICASH IN 24 HOURSl MYER THE BUYER MR. MYER JA 3-3460 Untitled Document file:///C|/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Desktop/hello.html2/18/2007 11:01:03 AMThomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com --- PAGE BREAK --- Working EV 5-3995 Owner Mr. Lavina PR 812 40 • N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Feb. 23, 1963 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS . APARTMENTS HOUSES Unfurnished Wanted Broax—For Sale HOUSES btooklyn For Sale HOUSES Brooklyn For Sale APARTMENTS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS Breeldyo—Unfurnished 4 R and Over 4 Rooms ood Over 1, 2 and 3 R 4 RM APT.. 4 aad 8 rm opts for 8128 mo 983 Lafayette Are.. CL UL 62570 Church Ave. BT 94674 OWNER IN 7-2099 Modern 4 rm apt, New reedy m. Jotai n MA I Ava , a. Caritaa Avs___ OL Wl Ft___ Mb rma. Washington Avo . St lterha Are 8114 n&li A la Kaaawa A VO GREENE REALTY COMPANY PR 2-4900 Pacific St, garden apt, 2’/j rms, holly wood bath and kitchenette. OWNER GL 3-7013 lib rm apt 121 Willoughby Av«, $73 par mo. OWNER HY 3-9860 Flatbush. 1 ran. modern aad deco­ rated. WO per month. Call Berg PR 4-6700 144 Lincoln Pl. 1 room apartment Near Transportation. OWNER AP 7 9205 Kosciusko St. MJ 1 rm kitchen—bath, M3 OWNER PR 4-1417 1 4. I ehtldrea. STEWART SL 6-3313 PROSPECT PL - J ROOM APTS. Private bath, transportation. MJ Throop Art. HY 1-8225 1 RMS with large kitchen. Refrigerator 128 SARATOGA AVE. 1 Unfnra. Working adults pra- WaRREN Hr., 491 - 2Vb First doer, real $48 43 GE CYPRESS HILL Section — Apt. Building. J rat apt Ground floor. Near 8th Are tub. OWNER. AP 7-920# LOVELY J RM MODERNIZED apt. Near Iran* A shopping Call: PR 4-3520 OWNER Crown Heights-Eastern Parkway Vlclnlty-SVi very modern, apt bouae. lit floor front, now equip, all decorated, $10149 wkdaye Agent. PR 4-8400 Watkins St. Nr. Livonia Are. 3 rm. apt. 85423. call ST 2-2748 after 8 p m Owner Willoughby aye. jm. (Kant Are.) 3 rooms, 870. lupt. Apt. XA FLATBUSH . ... .3 Raw. Medan JEFFERSON AVE 4 Rma. Modem CROWN HEIGHTS I Raw. Moden CROWN HEIGHTS 7 Rma. Child. PR 8-4633 CROWN HEIGHTS, Flsto^ * ran. 8M. 8 rooms. 8113. ( rooms 8123. Children. Mr. Devtd. IN 2-1822. PAT Lexory Apartments 113 So. Elliott PI., Downtown Deluxe Kitchen k bath. • Min to NYC. AU Transit. Dignified building Service. Business people 8 Rooms 887. Large 3tb 8123. 8130 Garden apt. 3-n Owner. AC 2-4414 A TR 3-9843 ADELPHI ST., 366 Apt for rent. Owner. lib rma. modern, ------- ---------------875 3 rma. apt bouse, reference. — 875 3H rms. modern. Intercom. —8100 4 rma. —---------------------------------—I 4 rma.______________________ 8188 I rma. -------------------------------- WOO GLENN REALTY NE S4363 4 Rooms and Over 8 RM UNFURNISHED APT. CaU IN 7-8884 Owner WE HAVE APARTMENTS - AH ftzes - AD Sections OUR FEE $50 EV 5-9601 North Atlantic. 2043 Fulton St. CA' Train to Rockaway Ava.) Atoo open Sundays 1-4 PM Apts. Available All Over Brooklyn 4'8,5'8,4's, 2*8,2'! From $47 and Up Children Welcome Mr. Lucks ST 9-4100 1182 Faltou It. (near Bedford) PULASKI ST . 4 4 raw. aewly WUaoa Are- alt and churches, welfare agent. HY 1-4488 Or PR 8-1081. 8 RM APT., modem. 1 block to 1 buohnee. J blocks from 7th Ave. train, call 8 to L HY 8-3807. Owner I RM APT.. Quiet 4. I 8 rm apte. call FR 8-7834 4Vi R AR 6-3672 Reasonable. OWNER adults preferred, call MA 2-7011. after 4 p.m. Owner welfare. rm apt . children. VAN BUREN ST., near Retd Are.. 4 rms. newly decorated. near tranap. and scboola. 2 Family call after 4 p.m. HY 1-7388. Own­ er. 4 BEAUTIFUL RMS. Unfurnished, day working people preferred, oall after 7 p.m.. all day Fri and Sat DI 2-0447. Owner. 4 LARGE ROOMS, couple pref Immediate occupancy. Call DI 3-1208 or DI 2-7760 after 8 p.m. Owner. PROSPECT PARK AREA J rooma — nr schools Shopping A tranap. till. LAUER___________________UL 2-7889 4 ROOMS. 3 blocks from 7th Ava. subway v* block from bua stop and shopping area. Owner. 431 St MI 7 BUSHWICK. 8 ROOM APARTMENT Welfare. Children 8128 Call HI 3-622 OWNER BUSHWICK SECTION. SVi RM APT 8133 month. Particulars Call GL 3-5560 NY 5-3971, CROWN HOTS. - NO RE 8 4-rm opts., $110, Others, ultra modern, everything new, children, working pre­ ferred. R. J. Hughes MA 2-1796 Welfare, Crowa Hgts, Ne Fee Many 4 rm opts., $110, others, beautifully decorat­ ed, children. R. J. Hughes MA 24796 8 RMS. Stertiag PL. near rent. caU Mr. APTS AVAILABLE AU atsaa. normal rents, children ST >4788. Agent. available desirable 4 rm aad kitchenette apt. Ideally located, buataaaa paopla preferred, call after 8 pan, MA 81988, Owner. 4 to 11 p.m. OWNER MODERN 4 rm BO W 2fTH ST — Coney 4 vacant rma. Welfare. See aupt In Bungalow 1 or call Ben. RA 8 3086 AGENT 8 rma. 800 a m< adulta preferred, agent. UL 7-9042 4 lovely modem rma. 803 Includes electric. COPA MA 2-5100 Last Ona bat OWNER apt. 138 Taylor St., nd Lao Ava. ST 2-8888 8 rms. 8188. 8 rma. 3100. 3 rma. 882, apt bouse. Crown Heights, chil draa. open Sun. agent PR 4-8822 8 RM APT. 8110 monthly. 1 month's security, respectable family pra- Owner. PR 84787 BETH - EL Hospital Vicinity. 8 rma. decoratad. residential, adults pre r ranting. Cell Owner. Ownar. HY 83180 MA 2-S709 SH 3-9611 4 Rms, Steam Heat, Bathrm. Rent 883 CaU AP 7-3774 ALABAMA AVE. near Riverdale. Attractive 4 rm apt, 885. conven lently located, business persons preferred. ST 8-0347. Broker Apt., 6 rms, aewly dec'rated rent $140, EV 5-0500, Owner Decatur Street 5 rm opt., unfurnished, own­ er, HI 3-5550, call at 6 P.M. 301 Stuyvesant Ava. 4>1 LARGE ROOMS MONTHS RENT k SECURITY SEE OWNER. FULTON ST. near Troy Ava.. 9 rm apt. welfare; Decatur St.. 5 rma. 8110: Sterling PL. 1 rma. 8801 Pa- ctfic St. 3 rma. apt boose. 884i Pacific St., elevator bouse. > rma, 883; Part Pl.. 4 rms. 880; Ryer- aon St., kitchenettes. 814. 813. 318 Madison St.. 3 rms. 873. Little Joe's Enterprises. 1264 Pacific St PR 4-3343. PR 4-9298. 4 ROOM APT. GATES AVE. 8100. 5 RM APT. PARK PL. 807 1 RM APT. LEGION ST, 4 RM APT. CROWN HEIGHTS. 808; 5 RM APT. TAPSCOTT ST. 3128* BROKER - M 3-8287-OPEN SUNDAY 3 RM PARTLY furntafaed apt. gas. light and heat included children - Rogers Ave to Church Ava, right 'one block to 119 Veronica Pl • evening! - owner Union Street, t Rooms Madison St, 4 Rooms Eastern Pkway, 3 Rooms Union Street. SVb Rooms -8128 Prospect Place. 8 Rooms COLVIN FORD PR 4-0295 8«1 -8128 4 rooms, modem. 880 3 rms. Flatbush. 880 4(3 rma. 80S 2 family bouse. 3163 Mr. Lea ST 3-2636. eve NI 8-4793 BUSHWICK - 4 and 8 rms. Lovely Section, Park Slope, 1V4, 2V,. 3 V,. Ultra-Modern HY 1-4188 Broker. 2. 3. 4. 8 and 8 rm apts for rent, low rentals, good neighborhoods, small fees. Agent, EV 89693 ST. JOHN'S PL. 6 ROOMS Apartment bouse. Just painted. 890 month. Call: BE51G PR 4-6700 318 GREENE AVE (Noatrand) 6 rms. bath. heat, hot water, snail working family preferred. 882. OWNER MA 2-0878 6 rms rma apt 3 rms 4 rm apt. AGENT 8100 Crown Hta. 877.30 UL 74017 APARTMENT Children, 3110 HI 3-5934 after 6 p.m. MR. JAMES APTS In Apt Buildings and private AU sections. aU attea. Broker UL 7-4174 uses Children UL 74901 AMBOY ST.. 129 — 4 RM APT. 860.61 — 133 Amboy St., two 3 rm apt, Supt on premises. Owner. IN 2 -1903 4 rm apt. call bet. 8 and 9 only. OWNER EV 5-1299 m apt. private home, working people preferred. Call Owner HY 1-2299 St. 4 rms. business family 8128. OWNER GL 3-6071 rm apt. private home, Christian opla preferred- 436 MACON ST. OWNER FREE PAINT With An Apts WELT ARB AND CHILDREN Green A Wife Realty, Inc. DI 81177, DI 81198. eve HI 3-4600 Gates and Patchen — A lovely room apt. 883.00 CaU OWNER GL 2-4536 5 RMS, CHILDREN OWNER HY 3-0935 4 rm apt. 875. month's rant, month's security. OWNER 314 4th ST. I rma. 8180. 4 rma. 8M. J rms. 883. children. BROKER . IN 7-S198 4 na agt, 400 Bristol St., $S5 per toe, ewaer, HY 3-9560 Apartments — all An prices. MR. BOWLING - GL 54604 EAST NE WYORK - Bklyn. SV, large rooms with porch, turfur nlahed. Near transportation. Owner CaU ME 80618 2-4 ROOM APARTMENTS for rent. Newty painted. Very large rooms, parquet floors. Excellent neigh ' 2-7658. Owner. GRAFTON ST . 129 - Modern 4 rm apt. Available for Immediate occupancy Near aU conveniences. 8113 month, utilities Included, f- curity. Owner. 8 ROOM APARTMENT Also 2 rms furnished OWNER 353 Bradford St ROGERS AVE near Fenimore St. 4 rms Can PR 3-3763 OWNER 5 RMS UNFURNISHED Decorated Floors covered. 3110 month. Reliable people preferred. HY 24218 after 6 p.m. OWNER UNION ST — 4 RM APT. Small family, preferred. Call after I p.m. Or Sat and Sun. Owner PR 84100 NICE RMS In 2 family bouse. Tile bath and kitchen Watkins St. near Riverdale Ave.. 878. RN 83997 OWNER RM APT. unfurn---------------8130 8 rma. furn. ______ 830 wk Can after 8 pra. DI 87488 OWNER 4 RM AFT, UNFURNISHED. Wark- lng people preferred. Newly dec- 944 St. Marks Ava. OWNER 4 RM AFT I RM APT CASTLE REALTY • In I MA 2-8337 OWNER 4 rm apt. Quiet house. GL 3-1517 8 ROOM APARTMENT IN 2 FAMILY HOME Con vaatent tranap OWNER HY 8-0808 4 rm______Ml. Part pi I rma. 8188 Hawthorne St 8 rma -------- Ma Mastense St Mrs. LENORA BU 7-3078 8 RM APT. Seoand floor. 8123 month ly. Working people preferred Call OWNPXt OL 2-8867 Unfurn 8 rm apt. welfare 838 Christopher Ava. Corner Lott Ave. East New York. — 4 kirelshed. children, bush preferred BROKER - PR 2-3651 Chauncey and Saratoga. 8 rm apt, 3113 monthly, children, welfare. KALL AGENT PR 8-9687 4 rma. 875 monthly, children. AGWT EV 54508 Oates Avenue. 4 room apartment, all new plumbing and heating. OWNER AR 7 5111 and 8 rma 4 rms. 3 adulta preferred. APTS. 4. 8 Children AGENT PR MOM 44b ROOMS FOR RENT NE 9-4388 FIRST ST. Near Tth Ave. 4 room Working couple preferred IT 88888 4 RM APT (STORE. 2W* Pitkin Av. nr Penna Ave. FI 1-1781 baCATUB IT . I apt. Uhfidren Rant. 8188 mestnly. E. T. Williams Ig7 Ralph Ave. OL 81188 Mb HIM UNTORN Oteet heal preferred. Call after 8 p.m MA 3 2341 MdMDRN APARTMENT. 4 ROOMS OWNER HY 6-5883 6 rot opt, $100, ChiMron. FR 2-0519, ofout LINDEN BLVD. AREA 4 Rms, Completely Modern MR. OTHO PR t-1004 FLATBUSH 6 ROOMS. MODERN MR. OTHO PR 1-1004 Modern Holly-wood kitchen and bath 4W rma. Crown Heights. PR 3-0119 AGENT Amboy St . 419 • 4Vk rma. Cell Owner EV 5-0938 HY 8-3697 8 rm apt. children, welfare. Can PR 8-9731 52 Division Ave . 4 on apt. Second Floor OWNER EV 7-6614 Call OWNER____________ NE 8-8881 4 RM APT, Barias, soupto prefer apt Newly Call after g pna 2 ma security. OWNER UL 7-9563 8189 8 rme Boahwtek Ave, 4 rma Trey Ave 187 cMMroa 4 rme Van Berea St. 4 rme Boahwtek Area 97?' children 1 rme Sumpter St. apt Hoaee 885 3 rme Radford Ava. sear Rt Johns sea 877 19 ar. PH children 9 rma Crown Hgts apt house 8100 LARGE Rl«. newly-decorated 1 fare acne. aU schools. Shopping Bklyn. 10408 Flatland Ave. IN 2-8063 AGENT WELFARE WELFARE WELFARE 4 rms. 8110 3V, rms. $95 5 rms. 8123, 8 rms. 8133. 7 rms. 8130 PR 2-9667 BOOKER JONES NEWLY DECORATED APTS. TWO FOUR RMS. 8M; 3 RMS. 880; FOUR RMS. 8100; TWO 8 RMS. 1125 BOOKER JONES AGENT PR 2-9867 EVENINGS PR 8-6222 478 LEXINGTON AVE. 8 rma. steam brat — 19 Arlington Pl. 1 and 2 rma. ST 3-8395 Mr. CROWN HEIGHTS, BROOKLYN. 8 ROOM APARTMENT Easy transportation OWNER PR 4-0116 4 RM UNFURNISHED APT. Work­ ing couple ’preferred Owner GL 2 9830 HY 1-0807 MA 2-9471 CROWN HEIGHTS - ST MARKS and NOSTRAND AVES VICINITY 4 Large. Madera apt House, new equipment - AU off foyer. Owner will paint. 884. rent controlled. Ref- erancra - Newly integrated Buikl tng - WALLACH REALTOR. 1491 Flatbush Ava.. GE 4-4344 or GE 4-0728 APTS All Sizes APTS 7. 8. 8. 4. 8, P4 Children WaUhro 108 Noatrand Ave. Mr APTS All Aizea Children Welfare PR 8-6484 UNION ST . 3031 Boar East Now York Avo. 4 rm apt, Nico Quiet neighborhood. OL 9-3579 PROSPECT PL.. 1081. 6 rm apt. (apt Na. 8), very nice neighbor quiet house. OL 8-3879. Three 4 rm apte, throe 1 rm apte, rwly BU5HWKK AREA 3 RMS IMMED. OCCUR. COMPLETELY DECORATED MI. OTHO Ft B-1004 e WANTED I I I Apartments, Roams, Kitchenette* Na Charge te landlords IN 7-9465 RAUL ' IIS-A Nratraad Ava. Breehl/a LANDLORDS FREE! RENT YOUR APTS., ROOMS b HOUSES THE MODERN WAY. LIST WITH PRINCE REALTY CO. 172-01 LINDEN BLVD. AX 7-9500 LANDLORDS — list your apts with ua. Desirable clients waiting. BROKER PR 8-3789 RELIABLE TENANTS WAITIN6 For apts. rms. kitchenettes CALL EV 5-9601 NOW I No Fra Te Landlord North Atlantic. 2045 Fulton St LANDLORDS - LISTINGS Rooms. Apartments, Kitchenettes. AU 6-7742 AU 6-7178 No Fee Apartments Wanted! ANYWHERE IN BROOKLYN Ne Charges te Landlord! Responsible Tenants Waiting Please Call New Mr. BaimanerMr. Lucks UL 7-3400 1192 Fulton St. (naar Bedford) Ajax Real Estate FREE FREE FREE FREE Rental Service to Landlords. List your Apartments with Rental Specialists. PARSONS REALTY, OL 84144 FREE LANDLORD LISTINGS Bruni and Queen, Apts Wanted SELECT CLIENTELE HILBURN REALTY RE 9-4640 ATTENTION LANDLORDS Free rental service. Choice clien­ tele waiting- Apts. Kitchenettes, houae, wanted. Same day service. WALKERS REALTY FA 2-8989 UNHAPPY? Want A Working Tenant? Want Io smile again. Let ma serve you. ACT NOW! LIST TODAY! J. BuCanan 311 Kingston Ave. (near Union) PR 2-9598 GL 5-5451 LANDLORDS - LISTINGS Rooms, Apartments. Kitchenettes. AU 6-7742 AU 6-7170 No Fee APTS.—RENTAL SERVICE LANDLORDS Let us get you fine reliable tenants for your apts . kntrhenettes, furn rms. No charge to you. HOUSES BOUGHT ALL CASH LIST WITH US' NE 8-g363 Landlords-Free Paint Given with our rentals List your apts for Fast Clean Rentals Green A Wife Realty, Inc. DI 3-1177, DI 5-1198. eve Hl 3-4600 Attention Landlords IS YOUR APARTMENT VACANT? LOOKING FOR A NICE TENANT’ No FEE to YOU. CaU New REN­ TAL OFFICE Many tenants waiting to see your apartments, or furn­ ished rooms. ALBON REALTY 171-08 Hillside Ave. JA 3-2605 Jamaica LANDLORDS, we will rent your houses, apartments and kMcben- ettes quickly b satisfactorily. AGENT UL 7-7033 APTS, KITCHENETTES. ROOMS WANTED, All Sections, FAST AC­ TION. TENANTS CAREFU1-LY SCREENED. 24 Hr. SERVICE, Mr. Fodia Harris, PR 8-8484 Landlords! list Taar Apts. and kitchenettes. LaSalle Realty 218 W 116 St. MO 6-1606 .Aforin£jin(£|Stora£P- . J. STRONG MOVING AND STORAGE WE MOVE ANYTHING ANYWHERE IJCENSED AND INSURED, 24-HR. SERVICE. PR 18-084 . 233 TROY. ACCURATE moving and storage, day and night service, anytime, anywhere, insured, barrels, and wardrobe aupplies. large or amaU _____________ PR 3J980 2 GUYS 138 W. 11STH ST Moving k Storage MO 4-1700 CharUe Brown Night Phone MO 2-7080 ACCURATE Moving and storage, day and night service. Anytime. Anywhere. Van and 1 man 812 hr. Station wagon. 83. Wardrobe sup­ plies. large-small. PR 3-2980. 2 MEN A A VAN 810 an hour. You will Ilka our service k the way we do business City-Wida Moving A Storage 8 E. 123th St Or Call us FI k687« - <643 OOKSSA TRUCKING AND MOVING WE MOVE ANYTHD9O ANYWHERE, LICENSED AND INSURED. 24-HR SERVICE. HY 2-3847. 232 TROY AV APARTMENTS Brooklyn—Unfurnished 4 Rooms and Over Aval 4 rm apt. Lewis Ava., 8 rm apt. Eastern Partway Sac. PR 81888 « RMS. Beautiful neighborhood two sub Near Ave J mb. 936 E. 14th St. CL 8-3831 owner 8 rm apt. Buahwlck sacUua, 3 in. apt. Mat-on BL 3 rm apt. Flatbush, professional CROWN HEIGHTS. 4 rma. modern, parquet floors, private houae. 3123 agent PR 81292 STRAUSS ST • 4 rm apt and porch iib. child. TITUS REAL ESTATE HY 1-4937 4 RM APT tor rent, security re­ quired. nice neighborhood, $w) AU 2-7888 Owner._______________ AZUTMENTS Queens—Unfurnished 1, 2 god 3 Rooms SPRINGFIELD GARDENS. 8 child OK. Vacant. + GAE off Farmers Blvd. 883. ’ SECURITY ALBON REALTY JA 3-2605 watUng- Ai mers Blvd., ST ALBANS. 3 Rooms. Modern. Vacant. Pvt. Entrance 8188. MANY OTHERS. ALL AREAS. ALBON REALTY JA 3-2605 APARTMENTS l nfuralsbed - Furnished. Kitchenettes. Also bouses for rent. AU sections. Children. Near tranap. Walkers Real- ty. FA 84m______________________ 2W. 3. 4. 3 b 4 ROOM APTS. Chlidron M.4LCOLM REALTY 200-03 Linden Blvd LA 8-3188 3 Room Apt. ----------------------|N 5 room Apt . Child _____ 8181 5 room House _____ _11 JO PRINCE REALTY AX 74800 N ICE 4 and 3 room apartments, also 3 a. Welfare Children. Agent a tra Jlfl0 Worlung cx>up)e 7Sudr« AaenCa fra S OZONE PARK ~ ’ ™» ,od bath. SU 7-8807 - AC 34800^ LINCOLN PL. t room apt. Unfurn. lit FI Modern Nr. Tranap. Rent 8110 Monthly Security. Chlidron. Cyrua UL 87373. Queens-Furnished Month security. Available March 1 OL 84134 OWNER MILBURN ST., 12812. Springfield Gardens. Studio apt. private en­ trance. gas and electric Included, MS month. 2 blocks from bus atop. Owner. LA 83257 1, 2 and 3 Rooms 4 Rooms and Over ST. ALBANS - HOLLIS — Lovely 3 room apts. furnished b unfurn. Children. Also t-room apt b houses Agent — HO 5-6020 Hollis, large 3 rm turn apt NO broker Owner JA 3-0347 or JA 3-0336 3 RM-FURNISHED apt. private entrance, call from 12 noon any day. Owner. LA 7-1905. ST. ALBANS. 3 ROOM Apartment. Nicely furnished. Business couple pref. For Information call OL 8 2611 or LA 5-6599. Owner. FURNISHED 3 RM APT., 823 wk. Call anytime after 6 p.m. Business couple pref. LA 8-4816 OWNER 8 rma. business couple preferred. 830 wkly, owner AX 7 2730, FI 1-1780 Furnished Apartments Business couples preferred. Owner HO 8-9762 ItOLJJs” Cambria Heights section Near 200th St. Vi block to buses, New modern 3 rm furnished apt. Adults preferred. Call SP I after 6. OWNER. ble. furnished. Busine pref. Call after 6 p.m. OWNER for rent. (St. Albans) Owtyr. ed apt. Working couple pref. Ref' erences. All conveniences. TU 1 4547 Owner. . Adults Pref. 6 Rm. Apt. Call Davis LA 7-4825 ST. ALBANS — 5 large rooms, 3 bedrooms 2 families preferred. Children. 8180. loci gag k electric Owner. AR 6-4085 Springfield Gardena 4 rm apt. Information CaU IV 1-2615 OWNER FOR QUEENS APTS CALL PARSONS REALTY, OL 8-4144 Flushing 44i Room Apartment HoUla W, Rm Children Hollis 5ti Rm Children. Springfield Grdns SV, Chldn. PARSONS REALTY, 0L 8-4144 APTS. AVAILABLE Unfurnished and furnished. Houses for lease. Children. Simmons Realty, AX 7-2730. 106-45 New York Blvd. HOLLIS DUPLEX 4 Room, Modem Apt., near everything, only 8110. L J. DAVID AX 7-2111 HOLLIS 6 ROOM APT.. With din- ing room. Reasonable. AGENT. SP 6-0106 HO 4-8448 5 LARGE ROOMS. Near everything. 1 month security. Children. No fee. 8140 SP 6-9101 OWNER 4 ROOM Apartment for rent. Private entrance. Newly decorated. Adults preferred. CaU LA 7-7726 OWNER 5 large rms. Will decorate to suit. 8115 per month. CaU JA 9-2664 OWNER FLUSHING. 3 Room apt. Nlcel] Furnished. Private Kitchen b bath. Nr. Sub. b Shopping. 832 5 rooms, new. modern, 2 family house Call 0L 9-5988 Owner WE HAVE PLENTY OF 4 and 5 ROOM APARTMENTS. HAWLEY REALTY HO 8-7749 4 RM APT, Nice family preferred, available the first of the month. LA 7-7838 OWNER EAST ELMHURST. 5 room unfurn­ ished apartment. Near all trans­ portation, may walk to subway. Owner. HA 9-0698 PLENTY OF RENTALS 4 b 3 roont apartments 890 to 8105 a month plus 5 RM House _________$ 75 per mo. 6 RM House_________ $ 80 per mo. 7 RM House ________ $ 90 per mo. 8 RM House_________ 8100 per mo. CALL us now and Judge for yourself. JA 8-7371 Agent 5 room, unfurnished. 8120. children Llewellyn GHtens LA 8 7000 New Apartments — So. Ozone Park. 5 rma. 8123 Llewellyn Gittens LA 5-7000 Unfurn or furn. 3 modern rms. Please CaU After 7 P.M. ST 6-8840 Owner NEW APT. HOUSE Flushing — 4’^ rma 8143 per mo. Best neighborhood. Also 34 1122. Algo 4, 8115. 2 rms. 875 MARTIN L SIMMS Broker — SP 6-7219 Nassa u-Suff oik—Unfurnished 1, 2 and 3 Roams NORTH AMITYVILLE Largs 3 rm Apt. $100 monthly. 9100 security. Children. References MY 1-4949 OWNER New Jersey—Uofinnhhed 4-ROOM AND OVER JERSEY CITY — I rate and bath 1st floor. Heat k bat water rup- plied Nr. Hudson-Manhattan tubes. Combination sink, new range. $80. Call PE 2-3444. After 5 30. HE 2-2479. Agent. JERSEY CTTY 5 GARDNER AVENUE MODERN APT. HOUSE 3 rooms $85; 5 rooms $110 Ruslnesa Couple Preferred. Will decorate. Lease, Security Owner Managed. NO FEE Supt. Jones. 432-5106 Agent._______________________ SPRINGFIELD GARDENS. 3 FURNISHED APT. RADIO • GAS AND ELECTRICITY IN­ CLUDED, 8100 MONTHL’ COUPLE PREFERRED. ' LLEWELLYN GITTENS - LA 87000 4 Rooms aad Over OZONE PARK 4 room furnished apartment. Utilities Included. 3115 monthly. For Information call: OWNER OH 83182 5 RM APT. CHILDREN All day Thurs., Fri. Sat. After 5 p.m. Others. OWNER FI 14591 SO OZONE PARK New 5 rm apt. With refrigerator CaU after 8 p.m. OL 9-4879 OWNER -JAMAICA— J room unfurnished apartment. CaU LA 8-7555 OWNER BEAUTIFUL Neighborhood' Four Furn, rma. 825 wkly $75. Requir ed. Ideal for Sleep-In Girls. MI 7 9508 - Owner. Queens—Unfurnished 1, 2 and 3 Rooms ST. ALBANS & AREA Studio apts. to 6 rooms, children welcome. Garden Apartments. Furn­ ished Rooms b Apartments Available, Also Houses for RENT. NEW OFFICE NOW READY TO SERVE YOU. CALL ALBON REALTY JA 3-2605 4 rooms 8110 Owner LA 7 9838 3. 4 and 8 room apartments L & R REALTY SP 6-9343 — JA 3-1653 MICKENS JA 3-0347 ALL SECTIONS of Queens, apart­ ments, furnished and unfurnished. Better homes and communities. 170-10 Liberty Avenue, Jamaica (428tf) 3. 4 and 5 rms. Unfurnished and furnished. 114-02 Merrick Blvd. Addif Realty AX 7-1661 (leetn ST. ALBANS — 3 rm apts. furnished and unfurnished. Also 4 rm apts k houses to lease. 4 REVANDER REALTY 200-06 Linden Blvd. St. Albans LA 7-6860 f47tf) FOR QUEENS APTS CALL PARSONS REALTY, 0L 8-4144 Flushing 3 room apartment. Flush- tng 3*4 room apartment! Hollis 3 rm child Hollis 3’4 rm child St. Albans 3 rm child. St. Alhans 3VS rm child. PARSONS REALTY, 0L 8-4144 139-13 Hillside Ave. Jamaica APTS 345 RMS CHILDREN REASONABLE HILBURN REALTY ________ ___ RE 9 4640____ 1 RMS. Unfurnished, business cou­ ple or middle-aged, quiet woman preferred, call after 7 p.m LA 7- 1(196. Owner 3 RM. Unfurnished apt., working or business couple preferred. Ref­ erences. Owner OL 9 5996 JAMAICA k HOLLIS - 3, 4 and 8 room apte vacant. From 873 month AH welcome GOODYEAR. 87-56 169th St . Jamaica, OL 7-8213. CORONA East Elmhurst, unfurn tailed apte, 3 rma, 8100; 7 rma,! 8140. Mr. 9Ungelar. HI 8-6831. I COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS Manhattan— Far Saia COOP APT. 3*4 RMS. near transit. $1.10 per mo., including utilities, call evenings and Sundays. LE 9-8073 _______ OWNER EI.MHUIST. CO-OP. 3Vk^ rmo. $1345. Maintenance. 8150 Including utilities Substantial tax reduc­ tion. TW 7-3969. eves or Friday. Owner - 7 - Beautiful Rooms. Mid Harlem. $2300 down. Balance easy terms. Monthly assessments 875. Apply 264 Lenox Ava. Agent. APARTMENTS TO SHARE RELIABLE WORKING Woman to share nice furnished apartment, with Nurse. PR 1-8184 178TH ST.. 231 E. — Clean, woman with child. Share with working mother. Must work. Refs. Good quiet home. YOUNG LADY WHJ. SHARE 4 apt in new elevator building EDWIN COLE 120TH ST West, near Morningside Avs. Legal rooming bouae, 13000 caah. Excellent return. Mr Wheel er. Chas. A. Satznaan. 3923 Rway. LO-------- SACRIFICE WEST 121 ST. 7 AVE. Vacant 12 rooms. 3 baths, brick, oil. legal rooming, no violations Full price Only 912.000 Cash 92.000 Balance 1 mtge IS yrs. Call Owner—FI 7-6985 323 CONVENT AVK Near Clty^CoT. lego'. Prooently legal rooming houae. Ideal for fraternity houae. physician, or dentist Inspeetlnu 8 to 8 dally. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS 8 rn Shingle brick. Vacant Convenient shopping and tranap. Free and Clear. NE 8-2418. Owner Prints Property A Location Washington Heights — Rooming housea Show high yield. Brown k AC 2-1088 Manhattan Far Root Unfurnished Wanted TTBT SACRIFICE CROTONA PARK NORTH PROSPECT AVE. • CASH ONLY $2975 Vacant 9 rooms. 2 baths, modern, fully detached, big backyard, oil burner. Balance 1 mlge 10 jreare CALL OWNER PL 7-6985 FAMILY BRICK. FuU 1-3. 1-4. b 1-8. OU beat. Excellent condition. 827.300 BROKER K1 7- HHJ.S1DK SECTION. Brick legal bouse. 11 unite, fully fur- 2 raragea. 821JOO Cash 83.000. Ruvoto. TU W1LUAMSBRIDGE SECTION. 2 family. Good Income. Garage. 017 400. Colonna. 3617A White Plains Rd. TU 1-7905. GUNH1LL VICINITY, near every­ thing, beautiful 6 and 3, corner brick, lawn and garden, full poa- Wlabart. TU 2-8438. TELLER AVE., and 170th St. Beau tlful 3 family brick. 2 - 6 rm apte. 2 baths, garage. 1-3 rm. apt Income S230 month. Cash 010JM0 Call UN t-8430 mornings Agent. 134 ST. East . 3 family brick. Brass plumbing, 4 rooms vacant. $16,300; $4000 cash Mr. Wheeler. Chas. A. Salzman. 3925 Bway. LO 8 8800 LACONIA AVE.. Vicinity. Bank Farecioeure. only $1,000 cash for aU. buys modern 3 story brick. 8 rms. balance. 30 year mortgage Broker. TW 4-9664. evenings. FORECLOSURE BUY. Brick 1 fam 7 rms. garage. 821.000 10% cash. STACHNIK REALTOR KI 7-9080 1736 VAN BUREN ST. 3 FAM. 1 - 3. 2 - 6, I - 6 Vacant Oil Heat WEISS 815.500 TY 2-9200 ON CONCOURSE nr E. 200 St. 2 fam frame, asbestos shingle, brass plumbing. downstairs 5 rm apt occupied; upstairs. 7 rme Its bath, available with sale. Shown by appointment. Call CY 3-3420 OWNER ATTACHED 1 FAM. BRICK 1046 E. 219 St. Bronx 6 rooms. I Vi baths, finished basement b garage $18,900 CaU 914-WH 9A499 Mr. Wallace, VACANT HOUSES SMALL CASH A-l Condition. Brokers Invited Oresky. 420 E 138. CY 2-8983 $1,950 Down Gets 6 Room Home Balance Easy Terms Payne & Payne OL 5-1894 ALLERTON VIC. $2,000 Cash Buys 7 year, 6 room brick, plus large studio *pt. $85 Month Pays All. PITKOFF KI 7-2001 WAKEFIELD VIC. Chance of a Lifetime $5,000 Cash Buys 3 family brick. 2/Se. 1/3 PITKOFF KI 7-2001 FORECIOSURE SALE MARCH 5th, 1963 at 10 AM WEST BRONX Morris Ave. E 179 St. Brick. 13 rooms, all private, tree lined block, oil burner, perfect con dition, 2 blocks 8th Ave. subway, 2 blocks Grand Concourse, very low price. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Coll Mortgagee Holder PL 7-6985 2 family. All vacant. Vary large roams. Small Cask. Call Owner OA S-64A2 MUST SELL E 222nd St. Vicinity — t family, brick, detached, 3/3’n plus 2 rooms In basement, garages, oil. near every­ thing. Asking 8294)00. BONGIORNO k VIRZI REALTY CO.. TU 2-2800. ALL VACANT 10 rooms — 2 baths East 161 St. Jackson Ave. Perfect condition, detached. Cash $975. balance 1 mortgage Call Owner PL 7-6983 Williamsbridqe Special 2 family, used as 3. Detached De­ controlled. Income 8195. plus 5 rm apt. Financing no problem. Sarri- fice 821.000 Many other bargains Morales. TU 1-7400. Eves OL 4-1774. SPECIALTY- on shingle and frame houses, cash down from 81200 CaU Mon through Sun Broker WY 1- 3483 Persona (bed Service Pick Your House Family Shingled. 81158 Down. 81950 Down 3 Family. Vacant 8 Room Vacant 81630 Down Others. Norman Cohen LU 8-3716 2 Family brick. 6 and 6, 2 car garage. GI caah 83.000 finished basement. 2 FAMILY BRICK. 6 and 3. one ear garage, price 827.000, cash 84JW0. 3 FAMILY BRICK, 1 6, 2 3'a. 2 car garage, detached, price 824.' 300. ONE FAMILY BRICK. 6 rma fin­ ished basement/me car garage, GI. rash 81300 AGENT. WY 2 2028 M SAMA1.OT OFFERS 83600 DN MORRISON AVE. New 2 family brick, 11 rme., FHA mortgage, nr. subway NO BRONX 83.000 dn Bromtwood Ava., New 2 family brick. 11 rma . Spacious lot. ROSEDALE AVE. 84209 DN New 2 fam. brick. FHA mortgage 2 car garage II rma.. nicest neigh borhnod In Bronx. • ELDER AVE. $5,000 DN 3 family brick. 7 rma. vacant. 2 ear garage. Good Income. WASHINGTON AVE 81.200 DN 8 rma. Oil burner Excellent ennd modern kitchen. Centrally lorated Vacant. S. SAiyLOT______________ LU 9 620" 1014 E. 163rd St nr. Southern Blvd Rronx, N.Y. Open 9 am-9pm k Sun 170 NR. GRANT) CONCOI7RSE family brick, detached 7 rma Parquet fiooro. 2 car gar age. Sub 1 block. Broker. WY 2- 12M Bronx—Far Rant VACANT 2 FAMILY, lease. 14 rm, 14 rm. apt. Decontrolled. Oil, move la with 8290 No foa. Owner AU 1-4481 OUNHILL RD 1 family brick at inched 4 rma. DA hatha, finish ad hoaomeat, 8178 per month, curity — TU 1-2288 Owner HOUSES Brooltlyn—For Saia AJAX UL 7-3400 Special 2 FAM BRICK 370 $ CASH DOWN Charming 2 family brick home, lo­ cated In qulal residential neighbor- od, brlgbt airy spacious rooms, sunny kitchens and baths, beautiful incoma producing apt., large play yard, a true sacrifice, owner will give easy terms to all. Call today. WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF HOUSES TO CHOOSE FROM located In Crown Heights. Flatbush. Park Slope. Many with as little as 8290 Down. You name the area, we have the house Come in or call AJAX REAL ESTATE 1192 Fulton St. (Near Bedford Ave.) , (Brooklyn and New York > PACIFIC 4f. . 2 Family. 12 rmx. 3 baths, oil beat. $900 cash Little Joes En terprlses. 1364 Pacific St, PR 4- _____________ 3343. PR 4-9298 CARROLL ST. 2 Family, finished bsaemanf. 8 ear garage. 13 rme. easy terms. Little Joe's Enterprises. 1264 Pacific St-. PR 4-3343. PR 2’8288 ______ one LEGAL 2 Family. aH va­ cant Park Pl . Hollywood balhrm. Hollywood kitchen OiNE 4 Family, three 6'a. one 8. all vacant. 3 FAMILY HOUSE, three 8 rm apts. price. rtl^O. with 82J00 ONE 3 Family. 11 rma. new- Ml burner, brass plumbing, 81500 cash. PR 2->963. Owner.________ _ ENY - 2 Family Brick, porch, gar­ age. FLATBUSH, 4 Family, four 3's. CROWN HEIGHTS. UMra- moddrn. 2 Family. «*r»««- Di­ rect from Owner, HY 1-4163. Bruk- C'EST MAGN1F1QUE Bedlord-Stuveayvant — 2 Family Brick. 4) story and basement. 14 large rms, completely decorated. Inside and out. aU vacant and de­ controlled. steam heat by oil Beautiful tree-lined block, close to everything. Won't be around long. Don't Delay. CaU Today, Mr Harris. PR 8 8440 E. Flatbsh 4 Family Garages Tapestry brick, semi-detached, modern baths, beautiful kitchens, all private rooms with windows. Parquet, oil. nr subway. FHA 1 mortgage. Call Mr. Steinberg IN 7-7477 OPEN WEEK DAYS 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Also Open Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays $145 PER MONTH COVERS Mortgages, all taxes, and fire In­ surance - 2 family brick, semi detached, steam oil, excellent con­ dition. FHA mortgage, cash 814)00. MA 2-6337 CaU owner. 4 FAMILY BRICK. Semi detached. exceUent condition, tree lined street. Brass plumbing, oil steam. 2 decontrolled apte. beautifully decorated. FHA payments. 8190 mthly pays aU carrying charges. ST 9-6652 CASTLE REALTY Evenings ST 9-3649 $1,000 CASH $145 PER MONTH Coven all mortgages, taxes and fire insurance payments. Beautiful semi detached brick, 2 family, win dows in every rm, 2 porches, storm windows, modern baths and kitchensi lovely backyard with cherry tree oil steam, perfect condition, call owner after 7:30 and weekends only. Dial SIS PY 1-5670 (Not a Toll CaU). BKLYN DOWNTOWN. Bergen-Hoyt Sts. 4 story. 11 rms. steam, low cash HY 3-7274 OWNER 3 FAMILY Brick. aemi<letached. 2-car garage, steam, modern kit­ chens. tile bath, parquet, 8153 mthly pays for everything. Owner Evenings ST 9-3649 ST 9-6652 CROWN HEIGHTS House ready for gracious Uving. 2 story brick. 8 large rms, 3 tile baths, pan- led dining rm, spacious Uving rm Parquet. 2 kitchens, oil. brass. 2 car garage, $28,000. Principals only. SL 6-9508. Owner. UL 7-3400 3 FAM BRICK $360 CASH DOWN Lovely 2 family house. 2 charming apte.. airy kitchens, large bath units, entirely decoratad, oil hoot ■ ng system, beautiful play yard, alt uated In one of the finest sections In Brooklyn, quiet residential street, act fast, owner must aell at once, easy terms to all. WE HAVE HUNDBEDS OF HOUSES TO CHOOSE FROM, many with aa little aa 8390 down located Io Flat­ bush. Crown Heights. Part fllopo, Bushwlrk. You name the area, wo hava the houae. Como In or roll AJAX REAL ESTATE 1192 Fulton St. (Near Bedford Ave.) AJAX UL 7-3400 OPEN WEEK DAYS 9 A.M. te 9 P.M. Alaa Open Saturday*, Sundays and Holidays DOWN Perfect chance to own this choirs property. Tremendous sacrifice, pos­ sibility of becoming aU vacant, oil boat, building la iocatod to ora of the finest sections of Brooklyn. Como to to Ajax Real Estate and see one of the most wonderful value, ever offered. Walk to seboots. churches and tranap. WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF HOUSES TO CHOOSE FROM, located la Flat­ bush, Crown Heights. Park Slope. Kush wick, with small cash down You name the area, we hava the house Come in or call AJAX REAL ESTATE 1192 Fulton St. (Near Bedford Ave.) AJAX UL 7-3400 OPEN WEEK DAYS 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Alto Open Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays 2 FAMILY" HOUSES. 4500 caahT 1 family brick, oil. modern colored tile bathrms. parquet floors. $1.01)0 cash. 2 family modern, colored tile bath parquet floors. 2-car gar­ age. 8K500 cash. Coseal Realty. 2021A Fulton St. HY 54310 PLENTY OTHERS 12 RM BRICK and shingle, excel­ lent condition, no hoot 86.000. Sanford St., coal flat. Agent. MA 8-2652 CROWN HEIGHTS? 8 Family Brick. 5 rms, vacant, good income, no mortgage pro­ blem, AGENT. ST 3-8769 BOROUGH HA1J. — near all tranap 4 family brick, newly converted new plumbing slid wiring, color'd tile bath, deem (rolled opejsite new school, all vacant 85*,CvO, easy terms. Also 4 famP> brick de­ controlled. 816,500 Uu 5 5765 own- $ 850 CASH 9 Fnmilv AU vacant, 3 story k basement. 11 rooms. 2 baths, 1 new k modern. 2 modern kitchens, newly decorated Ready to move In. Some parquet, oil heat, large backyard Quiet reatdential block. Eaay terms arranged. Call Mr. Steinberg IN 7-7477 FLATBUSH PROPER (AVE DI 84JM8 CASH Spacious 2 family, 12 room brisk. Hollywood kitchens, night club haaement Patio and harhequa. FRANKLIN INVESTORS IN 9-1SU CHARMING ~2 Family^ Bras^o.; 11 rma, Modarn kitchens and hatha. Parquet floors. 7 rm Oar- don Duplex with Private B a- tranoa for owner, I/iw cash, ova- ■tnea. QR 7-2482. Aeoal. UNION BT., bet Rogers and Nno- Irond. 1 fsmtty, J and 8 rma. parquet floors, brass plumbing, steam hj oil. excellent condition, asking 125000 May he seta to appntntment ftroker M. 6 8341 Continued an fellewing page ROUTS - 3 ROOM APARTMENT With aua deck porch Private house Call OWNER _________ HO 4-2735 >-4-8 k 8 ROOM APTS ~ k 2 Mat your apte. kitchenettes and houses with us We have select cli­ ents here waiting Realty Offerings. Inc.. 217 W. 125 ft.,_UN 8-2308. Landlords Frat Sarvica sponoibla party. 12 rm house with 4 room vacant apt. 812 W. 141 flt. Apply 281 W. 142 St. OWNER Bronx—Far 5ala HY 9-5444 IHe. • rm apt. 8189 I security. sail agaat PR M6T7 family houses Lease Rent k sale Reasonable Rent AGENT HO 4-8448 SP 6-0108 3. 4, k 8 rm apta. Store to rent with 4 rm apt In rear. Spot for any 5 RMS Ava, Relnh bu*in*“' * d^raJ? FLORENCE LEOAWAN ____J!!^,L^ |AR 6-7559 4 RMS. Modorn. 8M: 4 rma. mod , jqntlMe„ B,v(| st Aft,M ' LA 5-8319 era. Uncola PI.. 8118; 8 rms. 8100, near Tranap.: 8 rma. Flatbush. 1ST rvI 8128. Mrs Sobers, PM 9-9894, $2 GL 2-7157' Albany Are. AIJIANS. HOIJ.IS 3 - 4 k 9 rm apta Near tranap Shopping k arhnnla Agent SP 6 2800. LONG ISLAND apartments, kit rhenettes and rooms. I.let yours with us for quirk action. Na charge to landlords Jenkins Really. 13-J1 l#8th St. Corona. HA 4-88»t N T. ATTENTION LANDLORDS Please Hot your Rooms. Kitchenette, Apts with PEACE ROOM SERVICE We will furnish you with reliable, dependable working people. WA I- "-"-"-w—------ 7100. day or sight,. ™ through PARK Pl-ACE. k dependable broker PAYNE A PAYNE brokers In NY Phone us your k requirements Houses for hsvt sale 0L 5-1194 1 family houae for sale Residential aratton. Bronx M0 2-3B14 Ownar Agent. HO 8-4779 BARGAIN 2 atory end Urge rooms Agent. HO 9-4770 GI 8^’ CASH 2 family, newly decorated rant. Bargain All va Agent MO 8-4779. DYCE REALTY CO. PR 34600 J rm apt. near tub . adulta lerred. call after 8 pm BEAUTIFUL. Large, modem 4 rma. 8120. Gas b electric included. Quiet section, clean, nr conven­ iences Owner MI 7-0898. ST. ALBANS 4 rooms. Modern, Vacant, Near Merrick b Linden Blvds GbE $25 Weekly ALBON REALTY JA 3-2605 Untitled Document file:///C|/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Desktop/hello.html2/18/2007 11:01:03 AMThomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com --- PAGE BREAK --- 44 • N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., Feb. 23, 1963 » \ 4 warm welcomeG to new members of the Sealtest team Here are some of the people who have just begun their careers at Sealtest. We wish them well in their new positions. i David McMillan, Laboratory Technician, Quality Control Laboratory, Brooklyn, New York. Mr. McMillan is responsible for checking the purity and quality of the products before they are shipped. He is a college graduate. Miss Gladys P. King, Secretary to the Supervisor, Bookkeeping Depart­ ment, Metropolitan Division Headquarters, Manhattan, New York. Miss King, a college graduate, also operates a calculator and a comptometer. Miss Roye-Ann Gilmore, Cashier, Plainfield, New Jersey, accepts receipts from a routeman at the end of the day. Miss Gilmore is a high school graduate and a former member of the WAC. Robert Dawson, Home Service Routeman, Newark, New Jersey, makes an early morning stop to serve a customer. Mr. Dawson is a high school graduate. Their Sealtest careers well under way These employees find Sealtest a good place to work -a company that offers equal opportunity to all qualified people, regardless of race, color or creed. An equal opportunity employer William Gonzales, Section Supervisor, Sales Department, Bronx, New York, explains the products which he sells in his area. Mr. Gonzales, who was born in Puerto Rico, is a college graduate. - — Charles McDonald, Section Supervisor, Sales Department, Bronx, New York, talks with a customer, Harry Barback, President of Midtown Stores, 2518 8th Avenue. Mr. McDonald is a college graduate. A special salute to veteran employees and retirees Sealtest renders a special salute to these veteran employees whose long service has contributed to the success of the business. These are just a few of the valued employees at Sealtest. They are typical of many others working at most levels of the company. Sealtest salutes their abilities and their good work. They are important members of the Sealtest team. Percival A. Burchell, Retired, Bronx, New York, enjoys his paper and cigar. Mr. Burchell retired last December after 19 years with the Maintenance Department. James Amos, Plant Worker, Brooklyn, New York, has been employed at Sealtest for 37 years. He is a high school graduate. Mr. Amos is employed in the Shipping Department. Untitled Document file:///C|/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Desktop/hello.html2/18/2007 11:01:03 AMThomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com