New York Amsterdam News — 1965-03-02
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Love B. Woods
Facing Jail
Love B. Woods, once owner of two Harlem hotels
and former operator of the Theresa Hotel, faces a pos
sible stiff jail term when he comes up for sentencing
in Criminal Court on March 20 on his recent conviction
on petit larceny charges.
The well-known Harlem real apartment In which someone else
estate operator, who mamtains !Ved’ and t refuseJ glve
offices at 261 W. 125th St., was lh€ woman her money ^ck.
Faces Year
convicted in two separate cases
of three counts of petit larceny NeLson Young, of 375 W. 147th
on February 1 by a three-man st., complained that he gave
Criminal Court bench for actions workers in Woods' offices $75 on
by workers in his office in accept- one occasion and $100 on another
lng fees for apartments which occasion, but was never shown
were not forthcoming. A third an apartment and given excuses
when he sought his money back.
complaint was dismissed.
The District Attorney’s office. Mrs. Pauline Hankins, of 276
which said an investigation is W. 141 St., complained that she
continuing into several other gave $150 with a promise that if
complaints against workers in the apartment was not accept-
Woods' office, disclosed that in able, she would be refunded her
one case Woods’ aides accepted money. When she moved into an
$175 from one man but never ' apartment, she discovered some-
showed him an apartment, and in one else lived there,
the other case they took $150 from
a woman whom they sent to an
Woods, who has been plagued
by hard luck dogs since he sold
his former Woodside Hotel, faces
a possible sentence of a year in
prison and $1,000 fine on each of
the three counts.
Last Rites For
Helen Armstrong
Mrs. Helen S. Jackson and her
•on Howard Jackson of 322 Mar
lon St., Bklyn., were among out
of town mourners who attended
recent last rites for Mrs. Helen
Armstrong Williams, a matriarch
of St. Paul's AME Church here.
Mrs. Williams, 85 years old,
was the last surviving charter
member of St Paul’s, described
as the first AME church west of
the Mississippi. She was the wid
ow of the late Rev. .Noah W.
Williams, high churchman of the
St. Louis AME church.
Mrs. Williams’ survivors, In
addition to the Brooklynites, In
clude eight nieces and nephews
In Missouri, Illinois and Kansas. J
SKCIAL WAREHOUSE RELEASE
Wed. Thuri Fri. Set. Open till S P.M.
3 ROOMS NEW
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If SON EThr sSVS
CAIMI'S WAREHOUSE OUTLET
K Srd Av*. •» Slot St.. N.V.C.
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Brtni thia notice to
Whs*. M*r., Mr. Amerd
Caroline -
Steals Show
Again
WASHINGTON - Little Caro
line Kennedy, the show-stealer at
the White House, did it again.
When Ambassador L a z a r e
Mpakaniye of Ruanda called at
the White House to present his
credentials this week, Caroline
walked into her father’s office
and curtsied to the African dip
lomat.
One of the diplomat’s aides
said Mpakaniye was very de
lighted when Caroline appeared,
accompanied by a playmate and
a German shepherd named Clip
per.
The curtsy was described as
“perfect” by William J. Tonesk,
deputy U.S. chief protocol offi
cer.
Now On Wasp
USS WASP — Joseph P. Mc
Avoy, seaman apprentice, USN,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P.
McAvoy of 2605 Second Ave.,
New York, N. Y., Is now serving
with Helicopter Anti-Submarine
Squadron H, embarked in the
aircraft carrier USS Wasp.
P&S WINE & LIQUOR STORE,
INC
281 West 114th St., N.L cor. 8th Avenue & 114th St.
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Teacher's.......................... *6.6051’
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Haig & Haig 5 Star . .
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Ambassador Deluxe. . .
Clan MacGregor ....,£, *4.7951’
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GINS
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Mayor Gefs Report On Bias In TV Advertising
Mayor Robert F. Vagner’s
Committee on Job Advancement
submitted (his week to Mayor
Wagner its preliminary findings
of a study into the portrayal in
television shows, TV commercials
and other mass media advertis
ing of Negroes, Puerto Ricans
and members of other minority
groups as part of the everyday
life of America
The Committee, headed by The-
odore W. Kheel and James J.
McFadden, reported that iti
study to date confirm* it* origi
nal observation that a general
absence of such portrayal in na
tional advertising ha* resulted in
a distorted image of the United
State*.
The Committee reported also
that it had found encouraging
signs that the situation can be
improved. An analysis of replies
to a letter sent on December
6 by Mr. Kheel and Acting Labor
Commissioner McFadden to 106
of the nation’s major industrial,
business and advertising com
panies with headquarter* in New
York City showed widespread
support in principle for the Com
mittee’s goal of Integrating the
minority groups into the adver
tising image of America at work,
at play and as consumers.
Several executive* of large con
cern* replied that they would
restud’ their positions and seek
to remedy the situation.
The report cited a* an example
of “excellent cooperation" the
action of a major air line which
reviewed and discussed the Com
mittee’s suggestions uud then ap
proved an advertising layout in
which Negro figures are readily
identifiable. The Committee call
ed thio "especially significant '
since its own survey of all issue*
of four leading national maga
zine* of general circulation had
showed only two Instance* dur
ing 1962 of use of Negro models
in major advertisements.
Form a good habit. Read The
Amsterdam News every week.
Out every Thursday.
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shipping i cxati.no
To All Ports of the West Indies
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’ Declaration! and AU Necessary Functions.
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Turkeys
Sliced Bacon Top Quality £55*
(A*P)
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Lux
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pkg.
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For loundry and diaho*
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•fflobol
pkg.
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Vim Detergent
Now Dotorgont In Tablet*
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pkg.
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The Fun Beth
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Baby Food
Strained
Chopped
9>”95# 6»-"95#
Crises
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Dash Detergent
For automotie wether*
lib. 2'/, 01770
pkg.
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Blue Cheer
For the family waah
££-32’ X£H*
Lesfoil
Pino Joont—All Purpose Dotorgont
'£37* *£«•
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1 Liquid Detergent
£:35* | X£“62*
Mr. Clean
All purpoM liquid (leaner
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off labol bot.
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I lb. To*, pkg. 1 lb*. 14 oa. pkg.
BONELESS-TOP or BOTTOM
ROUND ROAST
isSuper-Right" AM7VJHUX-dfF9
Grain-Fed Beef!
NO FAT ADDED
CHICKENS
“Super-Right" Beef—Bonniest
Top
“Super-Right" Beet—Boneless
lb.
49
lb.
RUMP ROAST
89*
lb.
TOP SIRLOIN ROAST
89?
Frosh Chicken Parts
Top Round Steak
95J
Legs 49* Breasts 59*
lb.
Chicken Wings XL. 29
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Backs and Necks
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■Lenten Fish and
lb.
2
Medium Six*
Fancy Shrimp
69°
Fish Sticks
Flounder Fillet e*FX”'' 2 X 99’
Codfish Fill'd 2 X 79'
Deviled Crab e*XX‘ 2 X 79*
Fried Scallops e*XX’ 2 X. 79*
Haddock Dinner X" 2 X 89*
Stewing Veal
Bene lot* 59:
Cap a John'*
Broaded—Frost a
Seafood Values—
£99-
Cod Fillet
Fancy Codfish Fillet » 39°
'X49*
Fried Codfish Cakes
‘59*
Fancy Halibut Steaks
‘25*
Fancy Whiting
Frosh Codfish Steaks
45*
'X57*
Rod L Scallop Dinner
TOMATO SOUP HOT CROSS BUNS
»«■>«• 3"wi“'49*
Jw rnxir
Snneybreok Braid—Alaska Sockeye
Heinz's Bread
39'
Red Salmon
VEGETABLE JUICE 1
7K
een
53*
14
ox. sen
35*
MACARONI DINNER gto 7>/4 oa.
A pkg*.
/ With Choot*
31*
V-8
Kraft
Ragu Shell Macaroni 2 'X 39°
2 X «*
Egg Noodles “X4
Donvao!
2 X «*
nonzom
31*
2
A lib. ACo
Sardines XXX
Roane
Deans
Ano P*go—V*g*teri*a
With Tomato Seweo
SPAGHETTI
No. lor No. 9
4 m. W
Bisquick
Tuna Fish
Star-Kid Tuna
Variety I lb. 4 JJO 2 lb. I
Balling Mix ox. pig ** ox. pkg.
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^“'39*
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7 ox. con
A1P—Grade A—Oar Fiaeat Qaality
Grapefruit ”CT,0N’ 3 £ 59*
Ann Pogo—Com Oil
Cookies Chocolate Chip *X27*
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Wax Bean*
2 X «•
cant
Green Beans Gr~BGiMt 2 "b 41 •
UIVCII ucaiis Kitehon Sliced •
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Margarine
£29*
Swift’* Meats
i-25*
Buckwheat Mix —pl„
17*
Goffs Cat Food XX 2 ”^29*
A5P’s FROZEN FOODS h
For Babioo
Strained or Chopped
Clam Chowder 3 £“49
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M
Marshall
can
14 ox.
Coldrtroam Brand
Ann Pago
Spaghetti 4 —“55
Italian Stylo
Iona Brand < I lb. £ Bi
Tomatoes «•»•«♦ o <an. o5
Atlantia k'/j ot- CC
Harris Crab Meat
can **
White
"k65
Pink Salmon
39
Tomato Herring
23
Spaghetti Sauce Meetle**
37
Bonito Flakes
Tomato Juice Sacra—. .
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Greenwood Red Cabbage X./31
•oi33
Italian Brassing
bot."
Lett’s Cbaaslata Marth-Mnllsw—I si. pkg. ar
Thin Mints £39
can
I B'/j ox.
Wthbono
2
Sun
shine
10 os.
box
-Ho Crackers
27
5; 39*
Loft Nut Butter Crunch
Choo. Fudge rag. 39
Pillsbury Cake Mixes X
Cream of Wheat Cereal££ £ 27
Coeoa Marsh “ £35* X?59
2 *'A 37
Q.T. —- Froding tt.X
Marcal Paper Hankies
■I ■
Yellow pkg
23
3
THRIFTY
BUYS!
Marion's Brand
Ragalar ar Crinkle Bat
MACARONI 4
AAP FRENCH FRIES
0ystar Stew
Roman Pixxarattac
Fried Claim
Homs Friad Potatoes
Tree Tavern Pixza
Cop's John's
Howard Johmon
* X”‘
Doncaatia—R, ao.au
SWISS CHEESE
Vlotary Brand—Paataarizad
£20*
1 X 85*
iiosiQe
pkg.
7~55C
pkg.**
CREAM CHEESE 2
Cottage Cheese
Italian Provolone
Grated Choose
21* £27‘
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•up
pkgc.
Pinnacle
Psxtourlxod
Fancy Quality
Imported
ABP Brand -B «• CQc
Parmstan—Romano xhaker
icoupow;
1OO Extra Plaid Slump*
With this Coupon and Purchase of WHS
saw Mrx.rx I" HEALTH and
*4 or more beauty aids
RsOssmabla at A&F Stores Ghrtng Rato Stamp*
Coupon Expires Tuss., March 5th, 1961
Limit One Par Adult Customer
Tobacco Product* and Alcoholic Bcvoraooo
exempt from Plaid Stamp offer.
Snnnybrook Brand—Largo Qrado A
Fresh White Eggs X 55*
Wildmoro Braad—Frosh Brad* A (la M.T. State)
Large Eggs X53*
RED APPLES
2-35‘
DELICIOUS
From Western Oreharde
ORANGES
Florida Valencia
Seedless
5i69‘
Pineapple SX - 29*
Sweet Green Peas lk l 9*
Carrots s“"
2
k
u,. 19*
Mushrooms
Snow White lb.
49*
Iceberg Lettuce
Tomatoes
Red. Ripe
Large Site
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heed I Y
(*rfondbAc
J to 4 A <
Lemons
Full of Juico
£35*
Grapefruit
Indies Rivor
Saodlan— ’ fed.
2'"29*
lone Parker Baited Foodtl
50
Inaio nA,,,*1
Got 50 Extra Plaid Stamps with the parohao* df
APPLE PIE K 59-
10 Extra Plaid Stamps with pnrohas* of
CHEESE BREAD u^29<
Cheese Filled Whirl
43<
100 ^Qat 100 Extra Plaid Stamp* with parahas* el
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Mellowmood Nylons I29
□sluxo—Shoor- 2 pr. boa
Bat 28 Extra Plaid Stamps with pnrekaM af
Bright Soil Bloach£X49*
Q-TIPS COTTON SWABS 79*
WW OStAT AtUMte 0 SAORC Ha ,
5uPer Mar^ets
»MISK« I sinxsmi ,00* Mi,(Nt*t n»;i
Sliced or Roca a69’
Ragiilarly Ila—Package af 111
Dorann I lb. I J0C
P^l__
XC5*
Oaf 80 Extra Plaid Stamps with pnrehasa af
'Wisconsin—WsU Aged
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Sharp Cheddar »««• 69*.
Prices affective through Saturday, March 2nd
in Supar Marfcats and Salf-Sarvica storae aaUy.
AD Tobacco Products and Alcoholic ■•gn
Exempt from Plaid Stamp offer.
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