New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00365

r t; -Jackie (Continued from Page One) jet at 7:20 p.m. 'Birmingham time, and after posing at the airport under a, aeon sign, which said “We re Glad to Have You In Birmingham", the party was taken by police escort to two of the wildest civil rights rallies this reporter has ever seen. The first rally was held at the Fifth Street Baptist Church, and when Robinson and Patterson entered 2,000 persons were inside singing ’’Freedom'’, a soul stir­ ring religious chant composed especially for the Birmingham Movement. The appearance of Robinson and Patterson set off pandem­ onium. Jackie7~vrtrer is still walking with a cane from a knee opera tion, and Patterson, whose right hand is heavily bandaged from a training camp injury, were literally swept off of their feet by the surging chanting crowd and almost crushed by people, young and old, who pressed for wardmerely to touch them or tifeirclothing. Both men rose to the occasion. Hits Kennedy Robinson ripped President Ken nedy for failing to send trooD9 into Birmingham instead of sta­ tioning them 75 miles away. Speaking to the non-violent rally, Jackie made It plain that he is not exactly a non-violent advocate. He castigated State Police and Police Commissioner “Bull'1 Connor, much to the de light of the cheering crowd. Patterson who was more res­ trained, thanked the Negroes of Birmingham for the fight that they are waging for a “better America”. Patterson, who brought his en­ tire staff here with him ’ given a wild ovation when he in­ troduced his trainer, his assist­ ant trainer, his lawyer and nis chaueffer. He said his wife had wanted to come but that after having been crushed by the crowd he was glad he had not brought her. After the rally quickly raised $500, to which each member of the New York party contributed at least $5.00, the group then moved to the Pilgrim Baptist Church, where the Rev. James Bevels was conducting a youth rally. The youngsters, about 2,000 school kids, outdid their parents in their reception of the two cele brities. They nearly tore the rafters off the church when Patterson in­ troduced hie young chauffeur, who was nattily and immaculate­ ly attired in the very latest con­ tinental style. This rally was captured by the Rev. William Epps of Staten Island, New York, who9e congregation had collected money to send him here. Upon arrival at the airport, the group was met by the Rev. Wyatt Tee Walker, D. King's top lieu­ tenant, who immediately warned that hoodlums bad made threat­ ening telephone calls that they would "get Robinson and Pat­ terson when they arrived”. On the long trek out of the air­ port, Rev. Walker called Patter­ son's and Robinson’9 attention to aibout 25 Negro custodial em­ ployees of the airport, who were lined up on each side of the air­ port corridor leaning on long handled brooms. It was later learned that this group had been formed into a broom brigade, with instructions to use their broom handles to take care of any violence that might erupt. Rev. Martin Luther King, Ralph D. Abernathy and all the other top leaders were on hand to greet Robinson and Patterson. To Motel Following the meetings, the en­ tire party of New Yorkers, both white and colored, were taken to the A.C. Gaston Motel and bedded down after first being shown the corner of the motel which was destroyed by a bomb early Sunday morning. Although the New Yorkers were at first a little uneasy as to what might happen when they went to sleep, the hardy Birmingham Ne­ groes tried to calm them by stat­ ing that “Don’t worry about any bombs here — lightning never strikes the same place twice. No one here seems to worry about dogs, bombs, water hoses or state troopers, only one word is on their lips — "Freedom". Out Of Hospital Early Tuesday morning, the embattled Rev. Fred L. Shuttles- worth was released from the hos­ pital and immediately returned to the bombed-out Gaston Motel Rev. Martin King and Rev. Wyatt Walker flew off to Cleveland and Rev. King's brother, made ready to fly back to New York with Jackie and Floyd for a rally on Seventh Avenue. Rev. Walker's wife, who was smashed in the face with an air rifle butt Sunday night by a state trooper, was in an Atlanta hosp­ ital. In the face of aU this chaos, city police reported the situation is “calm”. < A I 42 • N T. AMSTERDAM NEWS. Sat., May 18. 1963 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Grocery and Delicatessen business for sale. Location: 68 St. Nicholas Ave. Telephone MO 6-5063 REGARDLESS — See Prof. Rea Bay (or love, luck and crossed conditions 2465 9th Avenue — (132nd Street). WA 6-3183 SPACE Far Rent STORES CONVENT AVE. 470 NEAR 151 ST. DESIRABLE STORE 175 SW 4-7100 Inquire \gvnl PARK AVE. 1954 7N«ar~ 127 St) Beautiful large etort, suitable groceries. home furnishings, shoe repair, etc. Formerly occupied for 37 years at AAP Grocery, Good location, reasonable Phone SU 7- 2635 or LO 7-7822 2151 SEVENTH AVE. entire ground floor, suitable for buisneas or pro fesaian. Consult D. Edward South, 730 St. Nicholas Ave. AU 6-8383 140TH ST 2UO W Off Bth AVE opposite public school. 065. month. after 7 pm. FA 7-5294 CORNER STORE. Boston Road and Prospect Ave. Occupancy in June Ideal drug store, 1438 Boston Rd LU 9-3120. 259 REID AVE. (Halsey St.) Store end 2 rm. apt. 585 . Heat and hot water. Owner. MA 2-0876. 125 ST 29 WEST SUITABLE ANY BUSINESS Apply Supt on premises or JOHN J. DICKERSON, Inc. 2549 B’way (96 St.) MO 2-8510 BOOTHS Booth For Rent. Coll GL 2-9131 BOOTHS FOR RENT. Air condition­ ed shop Pleasant surroundings Rental Reasonable. 125th St. CaU UN 4-9543 - AU 1-5165 BEST LOCATION. Pleasant work lux conditions Reasonable 506 Nostrand Ave., BL,““Bklyn LOFTS 129 ST. Ill E. 25x50, light mfg. or church; also basement for storage Call TR 4-6729 PROFESSIONAL APTS. PROFESSIONAL APT. suitable 1 or 2. 5 rooms. 1200 square feet. E 226 St. off White Plains Rd . Bronx. Integrated. OL 2-4910. 9AM to 7 PM. Instruction JOB Security can be yours by pre­ paring now for coming Civil Service exams For information write: NATIONAL TRAINING SERVICE Inc Box M-3. % Amsterdam News JAZZ: New sounds, train, record. Piano, voice, gospel, dance. 93. Elderly welcome. Perform while learning. Cl 6-0957 - LE 4-7826 PIANO and voice coaching A spe­ cial short Gospel Piano Method. Beginners and advance All pro­ fessional styles taught • Your tun­ es written out for copyright. Any musical problem helped. Call any­ time for appointment. HY 1-6349. LEARN BABY CARE NY’s Oldest Infant Care School COLUMBIA INSTITUTE 300 W. 56 St. NYC PL 7-7238. Situations Wanted SECRETARY — Experienced. Seek­ ing homework. Call Ruth Robin­ AU 6-8409 son. FEMALE SINGER and piano" player wanted for a gospel group. Call HI 5-0636 after 6 p.m. PRACTICAL children oi a week or will cara for person 5 days CLERK Typist A filing, seeking lull time position No steno OL 2-3641. Services BIRTH CERTIFICATE# RECURED Affidavits. Cvmplete Notary Rer. vlee, Ineaaaa Tas. Federal and and Mata. A. COHEN, till 9th Ave. (Between 116th. 117th Ms.) El 94166. ST 3-1771 — Our Motto Efficient Service. Fort Greene Painting and Floor Scraping Co. 347 Cumber- land St. Bklyn. N.Y._____________ JOB Contracting Co. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Free Estimates TO 2-3600. 2502 7 Ave 145 St. MERCHANDISE OFFERINGS Miscellaneous WHOLESALE TV OUTLET 17” TV 935 ; 21“ TV $50 Name Brands — 1 Year Guarantee TR 4-8001 FURNITURE Special Beauty Equipment New Automatic Hair Dryers. 955.00 on.; Vanities with large mirrors. 972.50 ea.; Latoet style units, 5150 ea.i Smartly designed partitions. 97250 ea.; Styling atationa Section. 1138. ea. Visit Our Showroom. LEXINGTON EQUIPMENT CO. 1888 Third Ave. <100 101 Sts.) SAcramento 2-2298 SA 2-2296. Naw and used. Easy 3 ROOMS Furniture with complete bedrm, living rm and 5 piece dinette. 2 ruga to sell. CaU after ( fVm. PR 2-7406. SAVINGS A QUALITY Buy direct from manufacturers Lester distributor. Agent. AC 2-2583 BEAUTIFUL 3 piece modem bed­ room art with box spring and mattress MI 7-7587. Warehousemans Lien By order of Manton Brat. A Wm. Simpson Warehses Inspection Fri. May 17th. 9 - 5 Sale. May 19th. 10:30 a.m. Household Radar Brat. Warehouses 900 Atlantic Ave.. Bklyn Auctioneer's phene: UL 7-12M William Roth, Auctioneer AUTOS FOR SALE 1900 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL con­ vertible Fully powered An black KI 1980 CADILLAC, Sedan DaViUe. wMto. excellent. Fully equipped. 1 owmt. Asking 83400. 810-MA 7- FURS FOR SALE FABULOUS FURS Thai’s all yeu see thia Spring at *UHkLT!ISFT M w’aJT1(Sr-ed'loLcUsdg <3g*S < . \ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES • < ---------- i LUNCHEONETTE A Candy Store for sale 219 W 145 St AU 3-8333 i Barber Shop) for information. AU 1 2662 i home ) IIHI \ SUPERETTE lor Sale, price $8,000 Down payment $2,000 Good Income, tall PR 8-9707 From 10 a m to 10 p.m. BE M TV Salon. Bklyn. fully equip­ ped. 8 stations, excellent location on business Ave. No reasonable olfer refused BU 4-7744 ABOUT 8 acres. 10 spts yr round Modern furnished. 485 ft. frontage 9W. Shopping center, good in­ come. CHerry 6-6524. Saugerties, N.Y. For Rent With Option to Buy Hotel summer resort S. Fatlsburg, N.Y. 2 story main bldg — Cottages 64 rooms — Casino — Dining hall — Filtered swimming pool. — Low cash — Terms. Samuel A. Hawkins, Ltd. 271 W. 125 St Room 210 AC 2-6300 GREENFIELD PARK N. Y. State. Must be sold 14 bungalows fur­ nished, all modern improvements. Modem casino, bar equipped, bath­ ing Money Maker. B Gold. 506 Franklin Ave. VL 7-1668. _______ SHOE RKPA1R STORE for" Sato- Retinng New Landes Machinery 540 month rent. 1 rm. in rear, no reasonable offer refused Staci, 687 Marcy Ave., Bklyn. Queens Beauty Shop for Sals 4 Booths. Good location. GL 4-3076 FA 2 9755 Owner BEAUTY SALON-GOING Business Fully Equipped! Good location! Reasonable Rent! 31200, easy terms DA 3-9444 Call Owner, L1NOLEUMSTORE for sale, ii- cellent location, opposite project. Call KI 7-0349. weekdays. Sundays TU1-9656 GOING-SUSTNESS tailor A:clean­ ing store. Reasonable price. CaU days PR l-7735i evenings HY 9- 8682 RESORT HOTEL — SullivarTcounty 21 ucres, 11 bldgs. 67 rms. fully equipped Sacrifice 933.000. MU 2- 7244 after Mood. Cash reqiured S12J00._________________________ CANDY, Grocery Store, good lease, ideal location for adding luncheon­ ette. Reasonable Must sell due to 111 health. Call: PR 3-8734. MODERN Record shop for sale in New York. CaU any day 8 Io 5 p.m. NA 4-0814 or TR 5-8614. LUNCHEONETTE, Stationery, and candy store combination. Real money maker - Established over 40 yrs. very reasonable DI 2-9227 HY 6-6694 BAR FOR RENT FULLY EQUIPPED GOOD LOCATION Mr. Warden NE 8-6479 MA 2-9402 BARBER SHOP FOR SALE — Air conditioned & equipped. Excellent location with a very active busi­ ness. Mr. Warden, NE 8-6479, MA 2-9402 LUNCHEONETTE BEST AREA — a real buy for the right person, active business. Mr. Warden NE 8-6479 MA 2-9402. LAUNDRAMAT (20) 16 lb. Philco Bendlx washers. (10) 80 lb. *Ace* dryers. Coin changer, soda ma­ chine. Soap, bleach and laundry bag dispensers. Long lease if de­ sired. 915,000. Terms. Located Bos­ ton Road, Bronx. CaU (914) BE 7- 6658 after 6 p.m. DRESSMAKERS equipped. Large store TY 3-8959 After 3 00 -az well Call BAR AND RESTAURANT with a large dinlngrm. And modern kit­ chen, Principals only. ME 5-3772 BEAUTY PARLOR —West Side. [ton. low rent 31990 liam Phillips EN 9-5663 PARKING LOT and land for sale 85 car capacity. 4281 — 3rd Ave. One block north of Tremont Ave. Bronx. SHOESHOP for sale — Very”good opportunity for 2 men — 1031 Gates Ave. comer Ralph GL 5- 1193_____________________________ BARBER-SHOP. 5 chairs, aircondi- tioned, 91400. retiring . 570 Nos­ trand Ave, near Fulton St. Bklyn. ST 3-9234_____________ FOR SALE, lease. 1st class res­ taurant. going business available 6 rm, hse, rm for parking lot or drivS in. Perkins — GL 4-3118 or _ JA 6-8946 Grocery Stare Far Sale 87 Lenox Avenue. Very good busi­ ness. The reason for selling: "I don’t have enough time to run it." AR 6-7903. MO 6-2831. 2 LAUNDROMATS A DRY CLEANING SERVICE One Nets $8493)00 Low cash. Cell after 6 p.m. MO 24723 LAUNDROMAT for Sale. X machines Excellent intake, 7 year lease, rent, 975 per mo. Bushwick area Agent PR 2-5950 - ST 3-7551 FUNERAL Home with two chapels. Plus vacant apartments. Excellent location. AGENT PR 2-5950 - ST 3-7551 SULLIVAN COUNTY, N. Y. For sale 9 buildings. 60 rooms, caslni, 87 acres. Good hunting and fishing. Retiring must sell. For information write I-eo Grosso. Box 32. High View. N.Y.. or call Red­ field 3-1620 after 5 p.m. Public Notices I, RALEIGH LUCKEY am no longer responsible for any debts -incur­ red by MAMIE JACKSON TUCKER LUCKEY from whom I am di­ vorced. Raleigh Luckey._________ NEW ROCHELLE. Working mo’her desires Christian home for child 4 yrs old. Where child can attend church. Good salary JE 8-9651. GOSPEL SINGERS WANTED Male A Female Gospel Singers train­ ed tor Radio A TV programs In­ dividuals A groups managed. AUDI­ TIONS FREE. Call MO 64188 and ask for Mr., Arthur Bradford LEGAL NOTICES fflr! PMRJ! W TM IWW AP NEW YORK, by the Grace of God, free and independent — To GWEN­ DOLYN ABRAMSON, whoee pres­ ent whereabouts to unknown after due diligent inquiry cannot ba as­ certained. GREETING: WHEREAS. EULA PEARL PEARSON, who resides at 327 Chaster St., Brooklyn. New York, has presented a petition praying for an order approving the adoption of Vadne Rachel Abramaon by the petitioner and directing that t h e saM Vadne Rachel Abramson shall henceforth be regarded and treated in all respects as the child of the Petitioner and be known and called by the name at Vadne Rachel Pear- eon and for a further order deter­ mining that the said Gwendolyn Abramson, mother of the Infant the child. by the , with. NOW. THEREFORE, you and each of you are hereby cited to show ciuss be­ fore our Surrogate's Court of the Ceiinty of Kings, to be held In the court room of No 2 Johnson Street. Civic Center, in the County of Kings on the 4th day of June. 1983. at 9:30 o’clock in the forenoon, why such , decree should net be made. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the teal of our laid Surrogate's Coart to be hereunto affixed. 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PLACE your CLASS IFI ED AD AMSTERDAM NEWS "LARGEST and STRONGEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER in the COUNTRY"* ) TELEPHONE in MANHATTAN and the BRONX RI 9-5300 IN BROOKLYN and QUEENS UL 7 2500 begin on June 20 Hep. Powell earlier indicated he would support Jones for the *to** * seat. Rilteff Geo For nagging Matlacha, rhauraatig- 4 like paina, headaches due to to* aion, or any of tboaa eornmoq. -. every-day achee and paina that can make you feel to mtoerawe, take time-teated “BC”. Over 100- million package! produced annaf \ ally. Growing in popularity for over 60 year!. __ *. 4 Jones Takes Seat; Hot Primary Seen Veteran Harlem Democratic leader J. Raymond Jones — backed by the powerful weight of Mayor Wagner and Democratic County leader Ed Costikyan— took his seat in the New .York City Council Tusday filling a vacancy caused on Feb. 1 when Herbert Evans was appointed to the Housing and Redevelopment , holds the title of Mayor Wagner s political coordinator, marks the first time he has sought public elective office. It gave rise t reports of a wide-open commun ity fight for district leaderships in Harlem and for the remaining two-years in the Council post. Reform Democrats, whom Jones has opposed in the past, are expected to continue to support Timothy Taylor or Attorney Ol­ iver Sutton for the Council seat, while there were some reports that Dickens and Simmonetti may still seek to run a Council candidate in the primary. And some predicted possible oppos­ ition for Jones’ district leader ship. Already reformers have an­ nounced a candidate to oppose the incumbents for district lead­ erships when primary petitions Board. The 63-year-old Jones, who was elected to fill the $10,000-a-year post until the end of the year, is expected to have bitter oppo­ sition in seeking the remaining two-year term in the Sept. 5 primary as the three Harlem leaders who had opposed Jones for the temporary post, had no comment following his selection. The three, Franz Leichter, 7th A.D., reformer; Assemblyman Lloyd Dickens of the 11th A.D., and Angelo Simmonetti, of the 13th A.D., West, all declined to comment on the possibility of a primary fight. Jones’ unanimous election by the Council Tuesday was made possible after Democratic County Leader Ed Costikyan, unable to get the four leaders in the 21st C.D., to agree on a single choice, sent a letter to Council President Eric Treulich Monday announc­ ing that Jones was his personal choice for election to the tem­ porary vacancy. The selection of Jones, who —Teacher (Continued from Page One) the Board of Examiners racially discriminated against her and graded her far below passing on exams which she Is highly cap­ able of passing without the least effort.” “We are backing her, taking het case and our lawyers will take it to the New York State Court of Appeals. And if ne sary. we will take it all the way to the United States Supreme Court.” His statements followed closely on the heels of State Educa­ tion Commissioner James E. Al­ len’s dismissal of an appeal Mrs. Jones made to him. In her petition, 6he and her lawyer, Attorney Paul B. Zuber, asked Allen to have her exam papers re-evaluated by judges outside of New York City. Friday, May M), Commissioner .Allen informed Mrs. Jones that he had turned down her appeal I a oa Her lawyers have 30 days in which to file an' appeal of his decision. Her appeal is being readied Her Charges In her petition to Allen, Mrs Jones also charged the Board of Examiners with racial bias, un­ fair administration of its exams, unfair judging, unfair grading of exams and leaking examination answers to selected teachers be­ fore exams are given. She pointed out that many Whites who took exams along with her, but could not, and still do not, match her academic achievements or years of teach ing experiences, have long ago been elevated to supervisory po­ sitions by the Board of Examin­ ers. There is no Negro principal among the 44,000 teachers in the New York City public school system. Currently the Board of Exam­ iners is under a "hush hush” investigation because of charges that on its recent examination for assistant principal, questions and answers were known long before the exam was given by many of the 500 teachers who sat for the test. Mrs. Jones, who has been teaching school for the past 20 years in six different areas of the United States/ is a recent Recipient of a National Science Mathematics Institute Award along with numerous other math­ ematics. scientific and musical citations. She holds a Master’s degree in supervision and administration of elementary schools. Often erted- for her superlative academic record at South Dakota Engi­ neering School of Mines, she also studied advanced mathe­ matics at Northwestern Univer­ sity. Presently, she is nearjng com­ pletion of work on her Ph.D in advanced mathematics. She has also taken advanced mathemat­ ics-courses at Yeshiva Univer­ sity. NOSES RESHAPED PACK LIFTING Out- ■tandlng tars, lip* ton* akin, wrinkled •yc-IUIa. large or imatt breaata. enr ractod by pladlc aurgary QMMltoUon and Information frat ML C K. DAVIS, 55 L 65Hi STREET Car. Dark Ava., R.Y.C U 4-0452 New York State Conference of NAACP pressnts tbs amazing NINA SIMONE Dinizulu African Fastival Irwin C Watson, Emcee Cal Jacifian's Band At Con Edison, we’re old hands at long-dis- ". tance hauling. Only it’s power that’s moved ?•-« —over high-voltage transmission lines that link Con Edison with utility companies on Long Island, in upper New York State, New ", : England and New Jersey. And we’re part of a program that will connect us still further with New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland companies. • C** (to • Why all this pooling of power? It helps keep the cost of electricity down. For ex­ ample, at times upstate New York will have a surplus of power we can buy at a favorable price. In turn, we sell power to them when there’s a mutual advantage. This results in savings in the cost of producing electricity. » - &L- There’s another advantage to having these interconnec­ tions—they help to insure the dependability of electric service. 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