New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00478

sJ b i ubwl * * HOW *«, .W- ■■ Jg 3® ,i| •** r 'W Silver Pat Homes Offer Something New Silver Pat Homes, located La I between Sutter and the heart of Brooklyn, are now Avee. In the heart of offering something new in one- in Brooklyn. TA 7-9766 family homes. N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., June XX, 1HX • <7 mnuan^^^mm The Silver Pat Homes Fea tures full central air condition ing and selling for only $19,500 These homes are smartly styled Z/jfiKf I featuring 3 large bedrooms, 1*4 1 baths, Hollywood kitchens, with 1 built in wall ovens A burners ceramic tiled baths with colored fixtures, large vanities, full base- yr r * I ‘ / ment and many other features These homes are conveniently . f (located one block from the Ind *1 Pv* "1/ .Euclid St. station, shopping, jam. ■ 'grade school and playground y\ fas&k 'JlgS /^OUNT’PW W „ Silver Pat Homes can be pur (chased with a low down pay- ment of $1,000 with a 30 year Silver Pat Homes are built by Nathan Silver and Jules Pat- jWpj rlcof Furnished model open for Ep' J"" 'I inspection at 156 Doscher St F^SiY SEE’S EYE TO EYE — Mrs. Julia Farmer, of 414 Lenox Ave., eyes her new Bell A Howell Magic-eye Zoom Cam­ era which she won in the A. A P., "Hidden Treasure" con­ test. The scene ot this happy occasion was at the R F. Mac­ Donald Plaid Stamp Redempt­ ion Center, 480 Lenox Ave. AU CROSSWORD By A, C. Cordon**| Hidden Treasure prizes are issued at Plaidland Redempt­ ion Centers located throughout the eity. Also, displayed In this picture is a portable TV. set, which is another of the contest prizes that can be won From left: Pete Andrich, ad­ vertising and promotion de­ partment of E. F. MacDonald Stamp Company; Mrs. Farm­ er, Craig Jones, assistant manager of Plaidland Center. (Photo by Gilbert) This Is "Back Our Brothers" Week In N. Y “Back Our Brothers,” a group organized to give moral aid fin­ ancial support to the integration work of Dr. Martin Luther King’s Southern Christian Leadership Conference and other human rights organizations has receiv­ ed official recognition from New York City. PUL ANSWERS AN APPEAL (of Bert and Harry fame), — Thomas Hawkes (e), peso- preeents his company's check ldent, Plel Brothers Brewers for $500 to Bernard Moore Michael Moore, 3, was kiUed Tuesday night when he reported­ ly, police said, ran from between two parked cars on W. 115th St. near his home. The tot, police said, was fa­ tally struck by a 1963 auto which was driven by Thomas Penny of 263 W. 114th St. The youth lived with his mother, Mrs. Sarah Moore at 229 W. 115th St. • (1), life membership cam­ paign assistant and Colin Cromwell (r), national field secretary, In full payment for an NAACP life membership. The presentation took place during a New York luncheon at which Piel’s Community Service Award was given to Attorney Percy Sutton, former Manhattan NAACP branch president. Better Housing Service EVERYBODY'S CHOICE ACROSS BAISLEY PARK AREA ■ 4' mrf—* I ■■■■ DOWN knrvnit rncnftir. ■ fZFKi) rr.] QFTL3 LOO 13 IMNLj Hsld •R*b ISJfifl UU t!'d L tt.Lik.t_ UklULi. ttJ IsBBB FEU ilULLCJ •IF 'Jtllf EFl I I t EIlP' r FiltiufclLi n rr. n n Ei ei LCIaJMLLI uiUHLtUU 't asiasi fining r Find Cop Guilty Of Bribery Ptl Stewart Purvis Jr., 36. of 527 Homan Ave., Cloeter, N. J., was found guilty on four counts of bribery by a Supreme Court Tuesday night. The patrolman, who was as­ signed to the West 126th St. Pre clnct, was guilty of attempting to get e women to testify she was assaulted outside instead of inside a bar which is located at 1421 Amsterdam Ave According to testimony. Cyn­ thia Astoria, JO. a n expectant mother accused Shelly Bragg, 36. of 86 Shepherd Ave.. Tea- neck, N J., of assaulting her in­ side the bar on October 12. She first signed a complaint stating she was assaulted outside the bar, but later changed the com­ plaint and stated that she was assaulted Inside the bar Mrs. Astoria testified that she was given five torn $20 bills to change her testimony again stat­ ing she was assaulted outside in­ stead of Inside the bar. The matching* halves of the bills were found in the officer's pock I Patio Diet Cola Now Sold Across Nation Pepsi-Cole Company reported this week that Patio Diet Cola, its new low calorie beverage. Is now available to more than 94 million persons, covering 51.2! per cent of total population across the nation r William C. Durkee. senior vice president in charge of the com­ pany's Marketing Division also reported that 137 of the com­ pany’s bottlers are currently bot­ tling and selling Patio Diet Cola Patio Diet Cola ha', lest than one calorie per six ounce serv­ ing and is availableUn 10, 12 and 16 ounce returnable bottles. The low calorie drink was test marketed for the first time in February, 1963, In Greenville, South Carolina. Since the drink has become available in major areas including Atlanta. New York, San Francisco. Chicago. Cleveland. Memphis. Milwaukee and Philadelphia. Brand New, Exciting “ RAI STARTING Here is true suburban living in beauti­ ful N. Babylon, L. I. including fuHy grown shade trees. Come see — com­ pare all the extras you got at no extra cost . . . plus all the fine construction and, design features you'd find only in a much more expansive house. . Fully Detached Cape Cod Homes Brick fir Shingle 3 Bedrooms •«»«*«» Reath Ptombiog, Heating A Denner PIUS FeH Batamant with Outside Entrooce. New Easy Terms G.l. - FHA Excellent Mortgage Terms Hew Lewn Down Payments — Layaway Man Available Sewers in and Paid Far Subway — Bae Nearby 130th Ave. & Inwood St. DIKKCnONS: Praaa Braaklya — Tate Baa Parkway to Vao Wyeb Bzyraaaway. Fraraad aa aarrtoa to UM St. Tan toft arar brtoya la UMh An. toea toft to I Praai WTC — Vaa Wyck Kspraaaway to Baekaway BhrC. si traffle tan toft tor abaat H aaOa to law, it St. Th«n right to model at 130th Ave. , DELCOA REALTY CO 2-8200 ACRES *749 $49 Down $10 Monthly K. H. Leeds — Lake Ronkonkoma, L I Springfield Gordons Amityville HERE'S WHAT YOU GET: • * Spacious Bedreems • FeH Dining Ream • AH Electric Kitchen a Spaciees Living Ream n 1 end 1 Vi Bathrooms a Paneled Basement Room • 1 ood 2 Car Garopos a Genuine Cider Shingle Front o 2 Zone Heating— a AH Roann Painted To Tear Color Selection a Largo lot-la Kitchen _ With Detexe WoN Oven, TeMe-Tep Rooge a Mere limn Ample Senoine Birch Veneer Cabinets m LAfaaaaakA Iwnw WmtB^m-- • wrov^BT irvn Kaiiinyi TfertvfliMt A Tramp. • Most With Glase Door Patio Entrooce • Gina Ina Ceramie THe Bathreomi • #1 Ooh Fleers • Baseboard OH Not Water ee —*■* . n BoTIN J >y*nNH e All Electrical Fixtures Exactly As Io Modal FOR INFORMATION CALL ONLY $390 TOTAL CASH DOWN TO ALL! 11 ■UJUULLUB GORDON HEIGHTS LONG ISLAND PRINCE REALTY Co DOWN FARM & HOMESITES I STILL canT see bow Ada] could LOSE his STETHOSCOPE/ an advt. on this call Ri. 9-5300 Ul. 7-2500 Including These Outstanding Features: • 3 BEDROOMS • DINING ROOM • LIVING ROOM • TILED BATH WITH VANITY • CABINET-FILLED EAT-IN KITCHEN . WALL OVEN, COUNTER-TOP RANGE • OAK FLOORS BRICK FRONT STOOP OVERHANG ON ENTIRE FRONT OF HOUSE BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPING COLORED GLASS ENTRY COMPLETE INSULATION GAS HEATING SYSTEM 1 YR. UNCONDITIONAL WARRANTY COLONIALS Seles Ageet Tennyson A. Banton 227 Albany Ave., Amityville 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