New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00126

to • N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Feb. tS, 1963 NAACP Meeting NAACP will be held at the Mt Olivet Baptist Church, 201 Le­ The meat General Membership meeting ol the New York Branch nox Avenue on Wednesday, February 20 at 8 p m. /r>r//«r/rP f/f \cnr lu<n\t ma kt it Canada II, n\r! M 85 I 4/S Ml Ml«i 111 1 rue Imported Canadiin linidnn t ■** W*1 ' • *jWX il : i ■ i it • I:.»u •• CANADA HOUSE ,:v »wf*o sewof•i»PO«UD»»o«unno«»CAwo*huustsoinmcco wc no A Promise Kept (Continued Pram Page 11) motif and all that jazz. The directors of this agency ad­ mit that they and their guests (the exact number was 37) re­ treated to thia plush rendevous foF two days to discuss OUR Ju­ venile delinquency problems in Harlem. They admit they spent $1,150.90 during those two days. In addition to that $1,150.90 which they spent for beds, food and drinks approximately $1,000 mere was spent to pay $75 a day ••consultants” whom they brought in from NYU, Columbia Univer­ sity, Harvard University. Wash­ ington. D.C., The Bank Street College of Education and other places where Harlem la regarded as a ‘‘laboratory” where whites experiment on Negroes. I could go further. 1 could point out that this agency’s program calls for 14 persons, none of whom live in Harlem, to be paid $75 a day as “consultants”. But where do the people of Harlem get into the act? I submit that there must be a better way to help a commun­ ity. I submit that if this contin­ ues the community will not bene­ fit greatly from this program. All the community gets la an­ other “study." But when I complain that the community is being “studied to death” at its own expense, they say I’m a mean man who “wants to destroy our program.” All I’m asking, all I asked these people last week, — all that I'm going to ask these peo­ ple next week — all that I’m going to keep on asking la thia! ‘Who got the money? Where is It being spent? And how la thia helping the of Harlem!” people Is that ashing too much? Wouldn't you ask them the same thing? AU of us have the right to know! * 125th Street Physician Dies Dr. Wolsgang Hess, who prac­ ticed at 135 W. 125th St. for more than 10 years, died last week at his home at 345 Riverside Drive He was 88. Dr. Hess, who h a d, been ill for some time, is survived by his wife, Mrs. Hilde Hess and a daughter, Judith-Maria Hess The faznily requests that Instead of flowers, checks be sent to St. Luke’s Hospital in the name of Dr. Hess. Last Chance To Register Thursday, February 21st and aext Moaday, February 25 wiU he the last dates this month to register in the “Miss Photo Fair” contest which- wiU be held at the coming Internation­ al Photography Fair. The Fair will be held on April 17 to April 21 In the New York Coliseum. The winner and “Miss Photo Fair *63” wUI receive a num­ ber of prizes Including a Carib­ bean cruise. Assistant Helen W. Hallman has been named Assistant to the Execu tive Director of the New York City Youth Board, Arthur J. Ro­ gers. Hold Dad In Baby's Death A 30-year-old unemployed l Tommie, an IBM operator at Bronx father, charged with the death of his three-month-old son, home he informed her: "Tba Bradley, is being held without baby la dead . Columbia University, arrived bail for action by the Bronx County Grand Jury. Lonnie Jones is accused of holding the bead of his son. Bradley, in a sink filled with water last Monday in their ap­ artment at 1014 Longfellow Ave., until the child died. Police said when Jones’ 27-year-old wife,, How Con I? Q. How can I remove lipstick stains from materials? A. If the stains are fresh, carbon tetrachloride is often enough to remove them. Other wise, lubricate the stain well with white mineral oil or petro­ leum Jelly, and flush with car- bon tetrachloride. SPECIAL WAREHOUSE RELEASE OPEN WASH. BIRTHDAY Wed Thura Fri. Ut Opaa UU • P.M. b 4UUHU new' FURNITURE- CndH ■»., »■— *» .—»? JgE... a Foo-,*- Z Ca.tr*, T.Maa.■ Uafc. 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