New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00127

u e N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Feb. U, 1963 LOOKING GLASS LAUGHTER —Arthur Weiss, director of this year's better-than-ever fourth annual Looking Glass Ball, draws gales of laughter from aome of the talented youthful charges who will strut their stuff under him in the musical skit Tabasco which will high­ light the ball on Friday, March 29, at Hotel St. George. The happy youngsters, shown here TV . H|.F| . RADIO REPAIR SPECIALISTS PHONOS • AM & FM REPAIRS Coll DE 9-5771-2 Nl 5-6689 WARDROBE SENSATION FULL WIDE — 0 FT. HIGH 24V4" DEEP >19« IB lj 1 WITH GENUINE NON-WARPING "FLAKIWOOD" SLIDING DOORS • •FOB Brooklyn factory. Top a| MAIL k PHONE ORDEKS F WE FEATURE A COMPLETE UNS OP WARDROBE. OVER Mt UNITS ON DISPLAY ALL COMPARABLY LOW PRICED 11 Dealen Wanted Only (mall WARDROBES 246 Flatbesh Ave., ST 3.$917-1-9 St. Marks) itvtWtiSG Gov'sSon Mr. and Mrs. Rodman C. Rock­ efeller will definitely attend this year's Looking Glass Ball which features a hot and spicy musical revue titled "Tabhsco.” Mayor Wagner and Boro President Abe Starke, honorary chairmen, have appointed representatives. The increasingly popular Look­ ing Glass Ball. Brooklyn’s an­ nual extravaganza of youthful talent which benefits the Mac- Donough Street Community Cen­ ter, is well in its way to equal­ ling if not surpassing the memor­ able standards of proceeding I years both in performance and attendance. "We anticipate capacity turn­ out," said Mrs. Norman B. John­ son, general chairman. "The re­ sponse so far has been very en­ couraging. In fact, those who| have been delaying their orders for reservations had better hurry or they may be left in the cold.” Reservations for the fourth an­ nual Looking Glass Ball to be held Friday, March 29. at the Hotel St. George, Bklyn., may be obtained through Mrs. Carey Lark. 648 Macon St., GL 5-6675, or Mrs. Dorothy Smith, 307 Dec­ atur St., HY 3-0676 (after 6 p.m.). Information about ads for the ( souvenir journal may also be , obtained at those numbers. during a rehearsal break. In­ clude: Benjamin Vereen, Har­ old Robinson, George Adams HI, James Holmes, Sheila Goldsmith, Yolanda Gdldamith, Juliet Trimmel, Esther Mae Greene. Morris Ramos, War­ ren White, Raymond Sykes, Ol­ ga Celnik, Agnes Stanley. (Rufus Merritt Photo) Break Ground For New Hospital Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wll»on wield­ ed the shovel In place of Gover­ nor Nelson A. Rockefeller at ground-breaking ceremonies tor a new 390-bed 9tate University Feb. 14, at the Downatate Medi­ cal Center, Brooklyn-. The main unit will be eight stories high, and will provide a center for medical research for Kings County Hospital on the other side of Clarkson Ave. The rest of the 12 affiliated hospitals of the Medical Center will also use the research facilities which will take up a quarter of the new buildings. Construction of the new hos­ pital which will t increase the medical school enrollment from 600 to GOO is expected to open the way for the training of more Negro doctors. But would it af­ fect the special conditions af­ fecting Negro doctors in Kings County? For instance, tt is reliably re­ ported that in Kings County, only one Negro physician can get into the obstretics program at one time. And probably not more than three Negroes have passed through the program since its Inception. One Year Internship Also It is reported on good authority that Negro doctors are FOX FLOORS® B'KLYN'S LARGEST FLOGT CO.I.liG S.OKK 1218 FLATBUSH AVE. 427 UTICA AVE. ... IN 2-2708 ,w. 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Hall, who has compiled an outstanding record of major arrests and earned numerous top commendations for excellent po­ lice work in his eight years on the force, won the coveted Macy Award for the first time in 1960 when he apprehended one of the premier safecrackers on the East Coast. Ptl. Hall, an Army veteran and has three children. GRAND OPENING PAINT AND FU00S SUPPLIES • CEILING PAINT---- l.» PER GAL • ALKYD FLAT ------ITS PER GAL • LATEX FOR: • CEILING AND WALLS _ _ • HIGH GLOSS a PRIMER S SEALER • ITS PER GAL J.M PER CAL _ITS PER GAL Free Delivery HY 3-6308 Reliable Fsilsst A Supply Ce. 646 Rogers Ave., Bklyn. OPTICIANS MAin 5-5545 HEARING AID CENTER JAckson 2-6014 • Eyes Examined • Prescriptions Filled • Laboratory On Premises • Same Day Service s Special Children’s Department \ s Established For IS Ysora Wa Hara Over WOO Stylaa Ol Ta Cfcaaaa Zram. • Special Introductory Prices • All Standard Brands • Reductions On Batteries 4> Repairs » Designed Noticeable • Expert! 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Savoy Manor, Blue Room; BrdttrAfardrutaa Feb. 22—Twelfth Morning Musical Interlude. Memorial Hall, Concord Baptist Church, the Wm. T. Dixon Circle. Feb. 22—Dance. Fez Ballroom, Brooklyn; The Jolly Six Social Club. Feb. 22—Muster and Open House 1 pm to 5 pm. 13th Regi­ mental Armory—357 Sumner Ave.; 141st Trans­ portation Battalion. Feb. 23—Annual Dance. Universal Temple, Brooklyn; La Petite Club. Feb. 23—A Salute to Finer Womanhood. Grand Ballroom, Waldorf Astoria; Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. Feb. 23—Dance. Fez Ballroom, Brooklyn; United 7 8ocial Club. Feb. 24--11th Annual Benefit Dance. Linden Manor, Queens; Jamaica Child Care Committee Inc. March 1—Annual Classic Ball. Hotel St. George, Brooklyn; Brooklyn Lodge No. 32 March 3—8tar Review and Fashion Show. P.S. No. 289, Brooklyn; Order of Eastern Stars. March 29—Looking Glass Ball. Hotel St. George, Brooklyn; McDonough St. Committee. 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