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1963
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>4 • N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., April «, 1963
SEE THE SENSATIONAL NEW
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BUSINESS IS BEST AT . . .
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USED CAR SALE
'61 Imptriol
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61 Chrysler 300-G conv. full pow.........$2595
60 Chrysler 4dr sedan-windsor p/s__ $1295
59 Chrysler n.y. conv. full pow_____ $1295
61 Plym. FURY 4DR H.T. P/S, P/B VERY SHARP $1550
60 Plym. BELVEDERE 2DR H.T. 6CYL P/S ETC. $1095
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1903 PONTIAC Bonneville »port»
PONTIACS AND TEMPESTS
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'60 Falcon sta wgn __$14
'59 Chrys, 4dr beauty 14
'59 Ford conv.-------- 13
'58 Olds 4dr HT __ 10
'58 Buick Super HT — 10
'58 Ford conv--------- . 9
'58 Merc sharp-------- 8
'57 Buick Super 4dr NT 7
'57 Imperial LeBaron-Spec.
'57 Chevy 1 tan panel del.
'56 Pontiac tonv____6
Over 75 Cara la Stack
Many station wagons. Con
vertibles end Hardtopa to
Choose From.
LINCOLN
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Introduces a Naw Sense of Power in the Low-Priced field.
467 Southern Blvd.
Bronx
Cor. 147 St.
1963 MERCURY
Lm
Slack
JILS 258
Nathaniel Macon Junior High
students, who are Spelling Bee
champs at their Brooklyn Alma
Mater are, Frances Best, 7SP1,
Runner-up for school In district
contest; Carolyn McOennon, 8-1
School winner In spelling con
test; Regina Benton, 9-1, Runner-
up for school; Beverly Williams,
8-9, 4th place; and Lorna Hamil
ton, 7-11, 5th place. Alfred E.
Waters. Assistant Principal, is
director of language arts. Mrs.
Gertrude Cohen Is principal.
YWCA
Officials at the Young Wom
en’s Christian Association, Up
per Manhattan Banch, 361 W.
125th Street, announced a new
program in arts and crafts is
being given to develop creative
abilities for co-ed teenagers be
ginning. 7:30 p.m., Friday, April
5. Water color, tempera, oil.
crayon and clay modeling are
among subjects in which Instruc
tions will be offered. Additional
Information may be obtained by
phoning UN 6-2400
Art Exhibit
An exhibition of paintings by
college and Wgh school students
will be open to the public be
tween May 28 and June 21 at
the Bowery Savings Bank office,
Fifth Avenue and 34th Street.
The works are among those to
be entered In the "Open City”
art contest being sponsored by
the City Commission on Human
Rights.
Madison S. Jones, CCHR, exe
cutive director, said, "This kind
of gesture on the part of the
Bowery Savings Bank is allow
ing us the time and space to
display the painting and is as
suring a successful event ’
United States Savings Bonds
will be presented to artists in
each class, city colleges, public
art and design high schools and
other public high schools, best
illustrating the "Open City” con
cept of people of all races,
creeds and colors living, work'
lng and playing together.
The awards, made possible
by a grant from the Belafonte
Foundation, will be made May
28 at the Bowery Fifth Ave. of-1
fice.
J1LS 210
Gilbert Sanford, William Ne
ville and Ronald Carlos of Class
717 teamed up and defeated Mike
Thomas, Sam Johnson and Jesse
Watford to win three interclass
basketball tournament at Brook
lyn’s John Marshall Junior High.
Milton Sckleyen. principal, con
gratulated winners personally
and expressed his pleasure that
more than 400 7th graders par
ticipated In the tourney.
Johnny Frye and Rafael Rod
riquez of C.C. IS will receive
outstanding Service awards for
their work in the inter-center
basketball tourney.
PS 123
The Fund Raising Committee
of the John II. Finley School,
425 W. 126th St.. Is sponsoring a
bazaar, April 26 In the school
gym. Parents will be selling
franks, soft drinks, coffee and
home made pastries. Topping
their entertainment program will
be games and prizes for all. Con
solation prises will be given to
all participants.
Mrs. Maureen Corkery, chair
man of the Committee said Items
to be sold Include, sailor hats,
Indian hats, rubber knives, china
head canes, and other beautiful
handcrafts.
Mrs. Corkery said the parents
are selling raffle tickets, donat
ed by Bluimstein’s Department
Store on 125th St. Other Fund
Raising Committee members as
sisting Mrs. Corkery are Mrs.
Elsie Blackwell. Mrs. Barbara.
Mrs. Evelyn Johnson, Mrs. Vir
ginia Marshall, Mrs. Ester
Miles, Mrs. Lee Queen, Mrs. Ol
ga Richardson. Mrs. Eva Brown,
Mrs. Edwin Cole. Mrs. Martha
Froelich is principal of the
school.
JHS 45
Mrs. Pearl O. Shutman, prin
cipal at John S. Roberts Jun
ior High School, First Avenue
and E. 126th Street, has cited
three teachers in her school and
credited them with the excel-
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OPEN EVENINGS and SATURDAYS
lent showing students In the
school made on the recent ex
ams given for specialized schools.
Teachers Mrs. Shutman said ser
ved students In capacities above
and far beyond their duties, by
coaching, studying with them
and being always available with
and ready to help are. Miss
e Murray, math teacher;
Bert London, algebra teacher;
and Miss Maryanme Coleman,
English teacher.
JHS 120
Scholars attending Harlem
James Fenimore Cooper Junior
High School at 18 East 120th
Street, who qualified for special
ized exams are:
Mona Covington, Jacqueline
Gaston, Bronx High School of
Science; Mervin Rivers, Felix
Norman, Brooklyn Technical;
Yvonne DeLtlle, Fashion Indus
tries; Peggy Middleton, Robert
Boatswain, Music & Art; Patric
ia Brannon, Performing Arts;
Charlie Laster, Douglas Jackson,
Dora Mangum, Annie Davis.
Gregory Jones, Art & Design;
Irma Rodriquez, Cheryl Spen
cer, Dolores Clemente, Minerva
Rodriquez and Elidia Cortes,
Jane Addams.
Going to Aviation High will be,
Elmo Santiago, Donald Bryant,
Thomas Dixon; Glen Me Bride,
Kenneth Tyson, John Hodge,
Brooklyn Automotive; Irving
Richberg. Pemell Yarborough,
George O'Brien, Manhattan Tech.
Shield Blackwell, Irving Tonge.
Carl Robinson, Thomas Walker,
Arnett Bradley, Benjamin Gathers
Ronald Glover, Eric Garner,
Ronald Shaw, Richard Alexander,
Ronald Brown, Ronald Pointer,
Roy Milligan, Robert Hallett
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'63 COMET, MERCURY
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IkMMOUS SWINGS
•si OMe 96 4-Dr H'dy, FuH Pr $2195
•59 Olds 98 4-Dr B’dy. FuH Pr S144S
•61 Okie SB 4-Dr H'dy, Full Pr 209S
•59 Buick 4-Dr HT, Full Power 1198
•61 Chev Im 4-Dr HT. Full Pr 1795
*59 Pont Catalina 4-Dr HT, pwr 1345
*61 Fort Gal'xle 4-Dr. Fdm, PS 1595
•59 Olds 86 2-Dr H'dy. Full Pwr 1395
•61 Plym Belv 4-Dr Aut, PS, 'S' 1295
•w Fort 2-Dr C300, Stand , BAH 795
•60 Buick LeSabre 4-Dr HT. Pr 1695
'58 Pont 4-Dr Starchlef HT, Pwr 995
'60 Chryz Saraoea HT. Pwrd. 1495
'57 Ford F5C0 Conv. New top, Pr 795
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'60 UNC cm. A/C
'62 BUICK, Conv.
'60 BUICK '225' Conv.
'58 OLDS '98'
'60 CHRYS. 300 Conv.
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Abe Cirlin, General Mgr.
The Giant Killers
(Continued from Page ,13)
clawing and scratching at Malcolm X
when Malcolm is stitting there saying
“Your enemy is in this room all right—
but it’s not me!”
Thurgood Marshall once Said to me
“There is no legal way to commit an
illegal act.” I remember that each
time I see a Negro leader coaxed into
trying |o slay another Negro leader by
the real enemy of both of them.
I simply repeat Thurgood Marshall’s
words to myself and say “There is no
legal argument that any Negro can
employ, to support the illegal way the
white man has, and still is, treating the
Negro in this country. For example
how can anyone defend the use of dogs
against Negroes in Mississippi?
Apd why should any Negro try?
That’s why they look so bad against
Malcolm X, All Ma’colm X has to do is
to sit up there and say “White people
have done, this, and this, and that, and
that, to Negroes and all of that was and
is illegal and morally and spiritually
wrong.”
Show me a Negro leader, or a white
leader either, for that matter, who can
take a statement like that and prove
it’s legally wrong.
It can’t be done.
But Negro leaders certainly are
anxious to try.
All Negroes
Must Stand
Up For Count
No matter how fair a Negro
may be, how far he travels, or
how great his personal accept
ance, ‘‘being a Negro Is an In
escapable fact and he must
stand up and be counted,” New
Rochelle NAACP president Paul
D. Dennis Jr. declared.
Dennis, speaking recently be
fore members of Echo Bay
Chapter of B’nai B’rith Chapter
at the Eldorado Yacht Club in
New Rochelle, warned listeners:
“We must no longer be silen
ced by fear of losing our Jobs,
homes, special privileges and
even life, It that la necessary.”
The time for freedom, for Ne
groes and every other disad
vantaged group, is now, not to
morrow, Dennis asserted.
Form the right habit. Read the
Amsterdam News evrry week
Out every Thursday.
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Right now you can buy the "Standard of Quality” in used cars at
extremely low prices-’and choose from our great selection of
19S9-19S4-19S1 AND 1962
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’56 FORD STATION WAGON
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'60 TRIIMPH 2-DR 8ED
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Economical ________ 5356
•57 CHEVROLET 2-DR SEDAN
Standard Trans. RAH 5395
'58 BUCK 4 DR HARDTOP
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'58 FORD 4-DR SEDAN
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'60 CHEV IMPALA HOT BOD
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■61 CHEV 4-DR BEL AIR
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>59 THL’NDERBIRD HARDTOP
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the hearth, the board of the table,
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