New York Amsterdam News — 1963-03-14
1963
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4 • AMSTERDAM NEWS,
? , Sat., March 14, 1963
Astronauts Trained
Alan B. Shepherd, Gus Gris
som. John Glenn, Scott Carpent
er, and Walter Sc him, as well
as two other of the original as
tronauts, all received Red Cross
' advanced survival swimming
'Training.
Real Estate
License Course
Opens March 26
The Spring term in "Princi
ples and Practices of Real Es-
Tote" for men and women
> interesting in buying and selling
.property opens Tuesday, March
i J6 at Eastern School, 721
, Broadway, New York 3. AL
* 4-5029. This 3 month evening
course is approved by the
Division of State (Division of
Licenses) os equal to one year's
experience toward the broker's
license.
The instructors include An
thony Currefi, attorney, Sidney
C. Rosenberg president, City
Savings and Loan Assn.,- John L.
Sullivan, appraiser; Alfred Wein
stein, attorney; and John R.
tary. Owner's Division, Real
O'Donoghue, Executive Secretary,
Owner's Division, Real Estate
Board of New York.
Name District Mgrs.
For Catholic Charities
The New York Catholic Char-'of St. Columbia's Church, 343
itiee opens its annual campaign W. 25th St., Kevin Kelly of St.
to raise 13,460,000 next week. iCharles Borromeo’s Church, 211
Francis Cardinal Spellman de-'w. 141st St., Francis S. Griffin
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Arthritis Is Forum Subject
Arthritis, the most widespread
chronic disease, will be the sub
ject of a free public forum to
p.m. Tuesday, March 19. at the
Central Branch YWCA, 610 Lex
ington Avenue, at 59rd Street.
addressed by throe noted Tha speakers will arswer qu<»
specialist* In the disease at 1:90 tlons from the audience.
JUSTERINI Ab
0
signed the 10-day period, from of St. Elizabeth's Church, 268
March 24 through April J, for Wadsworth Ave. and James W.
the appeal which will be di- Derrenbacher of St. Joseph’s
rected in 401 parishes in Man;
hat tan, the Bronx, Staten Island
and the upstate counties of West
chester, Rockland, DutcRess,
Orange, Ulster, Sullivan and Put
nam.
Also the Reverends William
O'Neil of St. John's the Evan
gelist Church, 851 E. 55th St.,
John Smyth of St. Ann's Church,
110 E. 12th St., and William
Rinschler of St. Andrew’s
Church, 20 Cardinal Hayes
Church, 404 E. 87th St.
Actually, the drive has set
$5,000,000 as its goal, but the
remaining $1,540,000 is expected Place
from legacies, designated funds
and special gifts.
X-Ray Exams
For Harlem
MAKING GOOD — Big Joe
Rose afield Jr., creator of radio’s
by members. He made good
as is shown above. (Gilbert
The appeal will be supervised
by members of the clergy who
have been appointed as district
managers in the several areas,
Appointed by the cardinal as
Manhattan district managers
are the Reverends Edward J.
Reynolds of St. Peters’s Church,
16 Barclay St., Robert T. Dunn
Mississippi Rally Held,
Second Planned March 23
Happiness Exchange, presents
a check for $600 to the Rev.
Monroe Wall of Harlem's Mt.
Calvary Baptist Church to help
build a new edifice for the
congregation. Big Joe spoke at
the church op Brotherhood Day
promising he’d raise sum to
match that already collected
There are just two weeks left
in which to get a free chest
X-nay and a chance on
a portable television set.
The co-sponsors of this free
health service, the Department
of4 Health of the City of New
York, and the New York Tu
berculosis and Health Associa
tion, announced that the mobile
bus will be at the following
locations from 11 a m. to 7 p.m.
Wednesday, March 13 - Lenox
Avenue & 115th Street.
Thursday, March 14 - 8th Av
enue & lloth Street.
Wednesday, March 20 - In
front of the Empire City Savings
Bank,-231 West 125 Street.
Thursday, March 21 - Lenox
Avenue & 110th Street.
All persons 15 years or older
are urged to get a free chest
x-ray. The television set now on
display in the window of the
New York Courier, will be
awarded on March 29. It was
donated by P. Ballantine & Sons.1
FACING JURY AGAIN? — Dr.
Manfred Graft von Linden, 39
year-old Alabama-born plastic
surgeon may face the Jury again
in Supreme Court, April 22,
in connection with the half
million dollar suit filed against
him by 29-yearold actress-mo
del, Josephine (Joann 1 Dixon.
The actress charges she began
losing her hair, suffered from
infections and permanent dan.
age to her body after the doc
tor performed a “bust lifting”
operation on her that would
enable her to be an. under
study to Liz Taylor. An all
male Jury disagreed and the
case was sent back to the cal
ender. Dr. Linden was ques
tioned in connection with the
mysterious death of his society
bride in Haiti last year.
One of the best habits you can
form is that of reading the Am
sterdam News every week. Try
' I
it and see.
firoo of Justerini * Brooks,
purveyors of line wines
aid spirits for over two
centuries. Today this cele-
br sted house is famous for
» standard of quality that
aas brought good cheer to
•very corner of the world.
Try famous J a B Rate
Scotch, of flavour unsur-
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responsible for the social work
part for the contributions of food
and clothing.
•
$78.31 Cash
~ Mel Patrick from the Borough
President's Office, Assemblyman
Lloyd Dickens, were among the
many speakers who helped to
make a contribution of $78.31 cash
collected.
Further plans are to hold a sec
ond rally on Saturday March 23,
fom 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. with the
ooperation of the City and State
authorities.
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On Saturday, March 9, the
Mississippi Relief Committee
(headed by Rev. Robert Kinlock
and supported by the African Na
tionals in America, with Lewis
H. Miohaux and Alex Prempeh,
held a rally, to send a “People
to People Effort” from the peo
ple of Harlem to the people of
Mississippi.
It was held in “Harlem Square’’
at 125th Street and Seventh Ave
nue, with Atty. Percy Sutton as
emcee and a hosi of guest speak
ers from the local churches.
But if Harlem ever had an op
portunity to support a worthy1
cause, this was it, even though
it may have been in some respects
a bitter disappointment, accord
ing to a spokesman.
“The Theresa Hotel having
donated a store space for the
headquarters, few of the churches
came forward with, anything. In
stead there was overtures made
to return to the church and to
the faith, to bring the community
contributions to the church, not
the headquarters. Not to bring
clothes, but food and money.”
Clothes In Basement
Mr. Michaux called upon the
people of Harlem to rally to a
worthy cause, the need of their
own people for help, for food,
clothes, medicine, or whatever
they could. Then he called his
followers to bring from the base
ment well over 500 pounds of
clothes being held there for the]
destitute people of Mississippi.
The ton of clothes and food col-1
lected is planned to be shipped]
to the first county of Mississippi,]
CLarsdale, by Friday, with the]
support of the Teamsters Union.
The Metropolittn Baptist Church
donated 700 pounds of clothing]
and food, it was reported. D.C S.
Stamps, pastor was one of those
taking part in Saturday's rally.
Mrs. Ruth Reddick Perkins was
NAPE Officers
Dine With Key
PO Officials
Key officials of the New York
Postal Department and several
officers of the New York City
Branch of the National Alliance
of Postal Employees met recent
ly’to discuss problems affecting
the NAPE membership.
Following the meeting, which
was held In the regional di
rector’s office at the General
Post Office on 33rd St. and 8th
Ave., the group sat down to
lunch at tlfe Hotel New Yorker.
Present were regional direct
or, Sean P. Keating and his
assistant, Charles Gorman, Jr.;
special assistant for employee
relations, Oscar Liberman and
employment and placement of
ficer John R. Strachan of the
Post Office Department.
Also NAPE president Leon A.
Wheeler; vice president John
Adams; board chairman John
Christian; secretary Mary Wil
liams, treasurer Merit Knight;
secretary Melvin Eavans, Wil
liam Alexander and public re
lations director Reginald John
son.
Hurls Newborn
From Top Floor
Doris Robinson, 23, of 68 W.
138th St., charged with the death
of her new born baby, Is being
held without bail for action by
the Grand Jury.
Police Said Miss Robinson was
arrested by Det. Howard Rus
sell of the W. 135th St. detectives
and charged with giving birth
to her baby in the bathroom
of the seventh floor apartment
where she llvek and throwing
the child through the window.
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SIXTH TIME IN 32 YEARS!
CASTRO'S MANHATTAN WAREHOUSE
If s the greatest! Yes, the greatest Warehouse Sale in Castro
history! For only the SIXTH TIME in 32 years, Castro ta
bolding a Warehouse Sale M MANHATTAN, so even it you
don’t live nearby, come anyway — it will pay you. We’ve
cleared all our showrooms to make way for new merchan
dise, and fabulous savings are yours! Prices slashed to
rock-bottom on convertible sofas, hi-risers, ottomans,
tables, lounges, chairs and accessories. Some showroom
samples and a few discontinued styles — some slightly
soiled, but all m excellent condition. Limited
Come to Castro's Manhattan Warehouse Sale and
FOR INFORMATION CALL MU 9-2897
SAVE 20% TO 60%
SPECIAL!
DECORATOR
TABLES
95
$39.
99.95
limited
QUANTITIES!
tail tablas in modem,
contemporary or trsdi-
tional designs, in a wide
variety of finishes.
DECORATOR LAMPS Fromi
Brass, wood ceramic and other /
bases with handsome shades. ■
Few slightly soiled.
Cash & Cany Limited Quant
|95
L Usually
■ $13 to
rties
LIMITED TIME ON
OPEN 9:30 AM TO 9:00 PM
EARLY BIRD
■
SPECIAL! I SPECIALS!
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY VALUES
95
CSSTMS APT. SUE CONVERTHE SOFAS
Tha magnificence of Castro
style and design are proof
of your good taste. Converts
by night to a comfortable
Usually 169.95
bed.
LIMITED QUANTITIES99
tress. Usually 209.95 138
Simplicity and expert styl
ing. Convert* to comfort
able king-size bed for two.
Separate Castro-pedic mat
CASTRO'S KING SUE CONVERTIBLE SOf A
95
GROUP OF LUXURIOUS DECORATOR CHAIRS
All 100% Foam** cash*
ioned; all upholstered in
quality decorator fabrics.
Choice of smart styles.
Utueay 47.96 to 179.95
™
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CASTRO’S LONCUNE*
Exclusive modem longline*
design. Converts to a com
fortable king-siza bed for
two. Separate Castro-pedic
mattress. Usually 259.95
CASTAO'S CONVESTISU OTTOS AN
NO MONEY DOWN
FIRST PAYMENT IN 60 DAYS
All Sales Final • No Cancellations
Deliveries Must Be Taken Within 2 Weeks
Siul delivery charge became of the taw prices
LIMITED QUANTITIES!
54”
The original, patented, aictoabe
Castro ottoman, not to ba confused
with any other. By night, convert*
to a full length bad. Separata
Castro pedic innerspring mattress,
a full 6 In. deep. Small additional
charge for custom tailored cover. Usually 74.95
89
CASTRO'S MANHATTAN WAREHOUSE ONLY
220 EAST 23rd ST. (Between 2nd and 3rd Ave.)
CASTRO’S MAGIC COWVTRTOLf TABLE
Converts easily to a king- ^^4^95
■ **
size cocktail table, console,
dining table for 8. Extronicf
top resists heft, stains.
Choice of finishes.
LIMITED QUANTITIES!
Usually 139.95
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FOR INFORMATION CALL MU 9-2897
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