New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00408

Accused *r Story , 24- spy >rnel- : her g the best, r she ment d de­ af a deral r set- i the spe­ ll the ise to week. lance it tlie omes I told said she fully backs him In his fight for his life. While she had some feelings J of relief last month when the jury deadlocked at 11-1 In hte first trial, Mrs. Drummond in­ dicated she and her husband both realized that the worst was yet to come. She has come down from their home in Newport, R. I., and is staying with friends in New York until the outcome of her husband’s trial, for which he could receive the maximum death 'penalty for having sold confidential government docu­ ments to Russian UN officials Sanity Test For Boy Who Pushed Girl Off Roof James Rooks Jr , 15-year-old Boys High School sophomore ac­ cused of shoving a 9-year-otd girl to her death last December from the roof of the 14-story Faragut Houses, underwent his second sanity hearing this week in Brooklyn Supreme Court. Rooks, of 234 Sands St., alleg­ edly attacked Lourdes Bass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carol Bass, 190 York St., on the roof of the house where she lived and then shoved her to her death. An earlier examination by doc­ tors at Kings County Hospital resulted in an inconclusive find­ ing and young Rook's lawyer ask­ ed for the second test at Bellevue Hospital. f the; ?part- £. be-i Aven-I con al. s old-i nage- epart- ,o the t was rnent. B will rpital. CASTRO JOINS THE AMSTER­ DAM MARRIAGE GO ROUND: FREE to you is a gift certifi- Outdoor Tips Next time you catch some trash fish, don’t throw away. Bury them in your back yard around plants or shrubs. They’ll help the plants along and attract WORMS BY THE SCORE which will help you score on the next fishing trip. cate from Castro Convertible, if your name is printed in the Marriage Go Round Column appeaing in newspaper each week. You will have a chance to win a second gift if your redeemed certificate is drawn from the monthly pool. Shown is Reed Edwards, in the above picture, seated on one of the comfortable Castro couches and displaying the sign of quality that goes with every Castro product. Photo by Gilbert Gregory- Tops Show, At Carnegie Comedian Dick Gregory, cur­ rently appearing at the Hui^ry 1 in San Francisco, will fly in to headline the talent - filled jazz variety show at Carnegie Hall in Manhattan on the evening of June 9 to provide instructors for Negro school childrn in Prince Edward County, Virginia. Some of the other artists donat­ ing their talents are actress Su san Strassberg, actor - singer Brock Peters and jazzmen Her­ bie Mann, Clarke Terry and his All Stars and the Art Farmer Quartet, which features Jim Hall Proceeds from the jazz - varie­ ty show will help provide trans portation, room and board for more than 40 volunteer students of Queens College who plan to spend their summer living with Negro families in this southern community and giving academic and recreational instruction to the locked out school children. The student »• teachers are cur­ rently in training under the supervision of professional teach­ ers and professors from Queens College. They are officially org­ anized into the “Virginia - Ja­ maica Student Help Project” and now spend their evenings and weekends tutorihg school chil­ dren in the Jamaica area. Because HenryFord thought la­ bor had a right to higher wages, better hours and a share of pro­ fits, the auto pioneer in 1914 announced distribution of a $10 million bonus to his employes and a minimum wage of $5 for an 8-hour day. The Centennial of his birth is being marked in 1963. ENTH TIME 7 7 y 7 N Y AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., June 8, IMS • 3 Youths Held In Homicide Four Brooklyn youths were held this week on a charge of homicide for fatally beating a neighbor who complained about their noise during a drinking ses­ sion, last May 25. Held for hearing on June 11 were David Martin, 20, 4J Albany Ave., Richard Criswell, 18, 45 Al­ bany Ave., Alphonso Kitt, 15, 435 Herkimer St., and James Perk­ ins, 15, 395 Herkimer St. A fifth youth whose name was withheld because of his age, was charged with juvenile delinquency. Police said the boys were drink lng at 40 Albany Avenue, In an empty apartment and making a lot of noise to which Curtis Mea­ dows, in an adjoining apartment, objected. They attacked Mead­ ows, said police, stomped him and threw him down a Hight of stair*. Meadows died Thursday in Kings County Hospital. The arrests were made last Friday night. WAC OF THE MONTH— Pfc Jewel J. Jackson was selected .“WAC of the Month” for May at Fort Hamilton where she is a switchboard operator in the Post Signal SectionShe is a graduate of Pleasant Hill High School, Chidester, Ark., and en­ listed in the Women’s Army Corps, Sept. 13, 1961. A $25 check, a three • day pass and an entertainment tour of New York night clubs, theaters, res­ taurants and historical and cul­ tural centers were her re­ wards. Pfc. Jackson was a member of the 1962 WAC bas­ ketball and volley ball teams that won the First Army cham­ pionships. —(Army photo) Jl I [CUTTY SARK] blended,. 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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 in excellent condition. Limited quantities. Come to Castro's Manhattan Warehouse Sale and save. FOR INFORMATION CALL MU 9 2897 pm OF THE LOOM MEN'S SHORTS WITH ALL THIS G-l-V-E and TAKE IN THE WAISTBAND FOR ONLY O 9 LIMITED TIME ONLY! OPEN 9:30 AM TO 9:00 PM HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY VALUES SPECIAL! CASTRO’S CONVERTIBLE SECTIONALS Smartly covered in luxuri­ ous fabrics. Styled to en­ hance any decor. By night each converts to a comfort­ able bed. Usually 159.95 LIMITED QUANTITIES98! CASTRO'S KING SIZE CONVERTIBLE SOFA 95 Simplicity and expert styl­ ing. Converts to comfort­ able king-size bed for two. Separate Castro-pedic mat­ tress. 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Scientifically contoured; adjusts to the body's slightest movement. LIMITED QUANTITIES! 49 95 nfhwtTiw ws nuKunu mmmx nu 1ST 23rd ST. (Between 2nd and 3rd Ave.) Usually 89.95- «"'-.-ll‘l.aM» , H.W W.v. .Tr.W. WI.vl. ».«. V. S. RH. O<*. |T..«. «. I. ..r.'r.r.lWW. V..m LTION CALL MU 9-2897 TEE SHIRTS Soft, cotton knit quarter-sleeve shirt. Looks equally'well as an undershirt or sport shirt. Long tuck-in won’t ride up. Sizes S, M, L, XL. 6 FOR *410 69< ea. KNIT BRIEFS Rib-knit cotton briefs that "give" with every movement for full time comfort. Heat resistant live-efastic waist and leg bands. Sizes 28-44. 694 ea. BLUMSTEIN WEST 125th STREET BETW. 7th & 8th AVENUE Untitled Document file:///C|/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Desktop/hello.html2/18/2007 11:01:03 AMThomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com