New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00442

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Screvane Gets "Hot Potato" Acting IMayor Paul Screvane »«i tarred with a poliUcnliy^ot potato late Wednesday as the Commission on Human Highta which already is under fire for a biased request by one of its aides forwarded to City Hall its find­ ings In the probe of Deputy Com­ merce Commissioner Anne M. Kelly in which she adnuts to making a racial request. The Amsterdam News learned from highly authoritative sourc­ es that the admission of asking for a “white secretary” is con­ tained In the confidential investi­ gative report by OCHR sent to City Hail late Wednesday. At City Hall spokesmen said there was no Immediate com­ ment on the report, but earlier Acting Mayor Screvane Indicated that be would act promptly with regard to Miss Kelly, a veteran df more than 30 years in dty government, who was Mayor Robert Wagner's personal secre­ tary for over 13 years. The pditically4tot racial .. tion was exclusively revealed In the Amsterdam News last week, and despite/ bitter protests by Commerce Commissioner Louis Broido, that the charges were “a tissue of lies,’’ the investiga­ tive findings are expected to touch off a new flury of com­ ments In government circles. The investigative report on Comm. Kelly came as the Com­ mission on Human Rights itself was caught in a racial squeeze as the administrator of the of­ fice, John F. Bottone, a 25- yvar career employee with the city, was revealed to have sought to hire a white secretary through the State Employment Agency. Madison S. Johes, OCHR exec­ utive director, said that the in­ formation on Bottone had been sent to him on May 11, and he had “administered him and re­ leased him of making any kind of personal requests.” CCKR, however, did not make any In­ vestigation In the case. f 1 Just what action the Mayor's office wtH take in either case was not immediately revealed, but most officials indicated that both were clear violations of the city and state’s anti-bias lews. In Bottone case, however, it was reported that he had backed down on his request after ques­ tioning by the state agency. Accuses Landlord Bustamante Hits U.S. Immigration Jamaica’s fiery Prime Muns­ ter Sir Alexander Bustamante charged this week that U.S. Im­ migration restrictions against Ja- :ane "are wa Insult to my A (tearing before the State Commission on Human Rights on the complaint of Mrs. Eliza­ beth Bolden, of 60 Martense St., Bklyn., who charged she had been refused rental of an apart­ ment at 645 Ocean Ave., Bklyn. because of color, was adjourned can leader said at a press conf- at the Hotel Plata. country, to my people and me,” Seek Invcsimeato ' Outdoor Tips Ever suddenly knock your pipe out of your mouth while fishing and watch it bounce off the side of the boar and sink. Drat the %%!!oeoeoe daggooe hick! Well, Its easy to guard against this loss. Just take a length of light line, mooofil to best, and tie it to the pipe where the stem joins the shank. Other end you make fast to a button on your shirt. (No, it won't pull the button off, wise guy.) and declared he would lay the problem at President Kennedy’s feet later this week. Asserting that be feels there is "rank discrimination,” which limits immigration from Jamai­ ca and Trinidad and Tobago, both of which have recently become Independent, to 100 persons a year, Bustamante said, “All oth­ er countries in the hemisphere have unrestricted immigration in­ to the United States. “Why? We are in no way in­ ferior,” the 78-year - old Jamal- Bustamante. Deputy Prime Minister Donald Sangster, and other Jamaican officials have been in the New York area since last week seeking American bus­ iness investments for their coun­ try. Tuesday night the Jamaican Pplme Minister was given an of­ ficial city reception and present­ ed with the Medallion of the City of New York by Acting Mayor Paul Screvane at Gracia Man­ sion. Several hundred persons, including city officials and other dignitaries, attended the affair. ■ Tuesday until June 25 when the respondents agreed to try to obtain comparable accommo­ dations for her. Respondents in the suit were Seymour Dolgesas, of the Dol- genas Management, 1106 64th St., Bklyn., Antonio Farinella, of the Faron Brokerage Co., 1106 64th St, Bklyn., Irving Perlstein of the Lafayette Assoc., 16 Court St., Bklyn., and others. George H. Fowler, chairman of S.CH.R., said Mrs.Bolden filed the complaint last Oct. 16 after she placed a 6120 deposit on the apartment only to be ad­ vised four days later the apart­ ment had been rented. The de­ posit was refunded. Within ten minutes, she charged a white person telephoned and was to'xl the apartment was available. The best habit to form is to read the Amsterdam News every Out every Thursday. N. V. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, June IS, • 9 Threat The No CINCINNATI, wife of the Rev. Shuttlrsworth. intcrgrltiou lead­ er, who moved hero because of persecution in Alabama, no­ tified the police Munday that she had received a liomb threat. Police said Mrs. ShuUlcs- worth told them a caller bad threatened to blow up her home. Police officials directed -'/(leers to keep a special watch at the hoi te. Mrs. Shut- tlesworth's threat was only hoars before NAACP Medjar Evers was slain in Mississippi. His home was unguarded. Rev. Shuttlesworth. allhough having moved to Ohio, to still active In the Integration move­ ment in the South, being one of the assistants to Dr. Martin Iaither King. He was reported to be new in New Orleans. ONE DAY SEkVICE IN BY 9 A M OU1 1 ' m M N Do* I i.” ■ ' • ‘ti LYKE-NU ' -I AUTO PAINTING 3-087 5 IK RUOKl>N-102< AT.AN! AVI c, .r V- A? 1 AUTHORIZED BUICK DIALER ARGO BUICK 3510 WEBSTER AVE. at 210 St. Cor.Gun Hill Rd tx. 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Ex­ tra equipment Includes full power. Original New York delivered price I0.S00—you ean bay It teday lor $4,300 less. IMPERIAL ’« CONVERTIBLE Finished in an unusually attrac­ tive (ray with black leather In­ terior. Full power equipment. Like new iu appearance and condition. Original New York delivered price U.70C yen can buy It bow far $2,700 less. IMPERIAL ’65 HARDTOP Beautiful maroon finish with mat­ ching interior. This one owner, 1- door Is equipped with full power and all ether standard features. Original New York delivered price $5-400—you can buy U now for 12.400 less. IMPERIAL ’«• CONVERTIBLE This attractive all-weather model la finished in white with sky blue interior. Full power equipment and all standard equipment Included. 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Hi-Test With TCP 28 Aad n. 5ALM Tan an ITAli SIMON*1 GAB 5148 Jw» Sretk ef 225th M. Britee Comptote Aute Repairs Bsonabl. Pr At Pea* S ■ KELLOEE.%«fe B'way & 135th Stmt AU 6-7600 ALL MODELS NOW ON DISPLAY 1963 PONTIAC Bteinevilto mate PONTIACS AND TEMPESTS Grand Prix for Immediate Delivery Bonneville • Star Chief Grand Prix Coupe Catalina TRADES TERMS EASY TOP Large Selection Of Other Used Cars GRANO OPENING of OUR GIGANTIC USED-CAR LOT at Atlantic and Franklin Aves LARGE 1ELE8TI0M *41 CHRYSLER Wawgart 4-Dr. Ilardlag rt. m. Uha Naw S182L '61 RAMBLER CLAMIC 4-DB ef GUARANTEED '60 PONTIAC B.nnr-rin. «-dr. HT M, re, Bydrk- A-l USED OARS '59 OLDS >DK BARnrqp re, re $1695 - '58 THUNOERBIRD ■ardtag. 4 way pawar. Uk. New C-.adltlaa $1495 . ’63THUNDERBIRDS '58CHEVR01)LET ntVAtA rONVBI.B Aataaa. RM. *1 $995 - - ■ -------- <| YEARS OF FAIN DEALIBQ TW8 USEB 8AR »-0CAT10« tflaalla 6 FraakHa 6wa. ■* 2-ttM I28S Bedford Are. 8T8-1I28 NEW CAN SHOWNOOMi Itll Olaatta 4»>., t’klya «A »-*ttt you literally inch the car up the climb Gradually the car inches tree. Another man lifting with a ahtwd or behind and to raised tree-trank lever wiU help the car' the 10 or ao vital Inches. 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