New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00488
1963
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Warning
Issued On
Fireworks
N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., June29, IMS • 19
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Fire Commissioner Edward
Thompson warned this week that
the illegal sale and use of fire
works will be severely proeecut-
"The use, sale or dlscarge of
fireworks is a crime punishable
by Imprisonment up to six months.
"Fireworks caused <50 fires in
New York City in 1882.
"Citizens who know of any vio
lations are urged to call Fire
Marshal Martin Scott at White
hall 3-3600, Extension 2149, dur
ing the day and through Rhine
lander 4-1000 at night.
"Make the Fourth of July a
safe and sane Independence
Day."
Fret Artists
In Concert
Top fret artists and orches
tras will be heard at the 6th
Annual National Convention -
Concert sponsored by the Fret
ted Instrument Guild of America
June 27-29 at the Barblzon Plaza
Hotel, 106 Central Park South.
Earl B. Lichten will be emcee
and d’Orsay Twins, hostesses.
Featured artists include Peter
Voumas, mandolinist, Bill Fos-f
ter, mando-’eellist, Eddie Alkire,
stel guitarist, Bob Kennedy, ban-
joist, James Hurley, Russell
Procopio and Maria Magnelli,
mandolinists, and Larry Snitz-
ler, classic guitarist.
There will be panel discus
sions, workshops and exhibits.
The night set turned out for
the funeral of Robert**'Frazier’*
Thornwell who died following a
duel with Casablanca's bartend
er Jamea Barten. Genevie Tay
lor’s eyes were flooded. . .Police
should clean up 117th St. and
Lenox Ave. Ptl. Robert Bellamy
was shot, a man was gunned
down and Saturday morning Ptl.
barnard McVey was stabbed and
whipped with a spiked heel. , .
Alex Prempeh said there is uo
truth to the rumors that an angry
group threatened him and Lewis
Michaux. Prempeh said their or
ganization is called the Back to
Africa Movement.
Cassius Clay toured Harlem in
a red convertible. . .That jazz
’benefit at the Apollo Thursday
night by Horizon Unlimited was
a secret affair. It lasted until
Friday morning. . .Flaps Hans
ford threw a party for his friends
after Ernest "Good Doctor” Bra
cey was escorted back from Chi
cago’s Southerland Hotel where
pianist Jack McDuff is entertain
ing. . Det. Ben Page, former
boxer who recently married, will
retire next month. . .Sleuths sche
duled to retire are brothers Ne
ville and Canton Payne. . .
Ethel Gerfry said ceiling fell
on her . . Det. Diggs' daughter,
Joyce, to enter at C3‘din*l Spell
man HS la fall. . .Yvonne Du-
Bois Is the tantalizing waitress
at Lloyd's. . Dennis "Eggis”
Richards expects his wife, Bea
trice, to deliver a boy in the
fall. . -Ray Robinson's sister,
Evelyn, will make her hubby,
Bobby Nelson, a proud papa any
FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE
RELEASE
• Showroom Floor Somples
• Model Apartments
o Factory Actions
o Manufacturer's Closoovts
o Fanrttaro Job tots -k-~
day. . .Steve Mitchell blrthdayed 1
with his family. . .Son Robinson's
daughter, Patricia, will enter col
lege in the fall. Renny ljar*s
Rose Vuen smiling because Cal- '
vin Simmons returns from Carib
bean vacation this week.
Anita Brown's entertaining
blond Elain Harris and Rose Al
len. . .Ethel Potter is getting
ready to open her restauran*. . .
Queen Esther George cannot un
derstand how her association with
Mary Boyd came out in the open
. . Ben Webster has the music
lovers drooling at the Shalimar
. . .Ptl. Charles Coatee has the
gout. . .Can Sarah Jackson and
Wayne Dixon be planning an an
nouncement?. . .Willie “Brother”
Pratee was late with the laun
dry and Jerry almost iroped him
the other night. . .ReV. Nelson
C. Duke* is the pastor who tried
to stop the ruffians frombreaking
windows on 125th St. the other
night. . .Irene Roberts has a new
view of hubby Robert now.
Saw His Suit
Bennie Butler of the Bronx
NAACP is one of the original
organizers of the New York City
chapter. . .Virginia LaRonce
doesn't want to return to Louisi
ana. . .Alfred Fielder told Det.
James Young he saw his suit and
shoes walk into the Apollo and
Victor Devlin was in them. . .
Boudini "Black Prince" Brown
and Nat Fuller cheered loudly
for Charley Scott against Jose
Stable in the Garden until the
sixth round. . .Lillian Walker
started a Jackie Wilson fan club
. . . Mary Cherry is bubbling
with joy now that her daughter,
! Cynthia Elisabeth, who graduat
ed from high school, will enter
nursing school. Supreme Court
Judge married Barbara Curry.
Miss Bottle and Cork and ex-,
Cop Ralph Martin on June 13.
Cigarette Kornegay made a
sizeable donation to the Southern
Christian Leadership Conference.
. .Top Club's sexy Yvonne Jones
has that dreamy look. . .Alfred
Jeffrey, the studious manager
of RKO Alhambra, keeps in touch
with the local and national prob
lems . . Charles Ward was mag-
nificient in the opera "Faust”
at St. Martin’s Little Theater. . .
Ptl. Donald Haywood, former
Boy Scout, is the officer who
helped set the stage for the ar
rest of Ruben Ortiz and Jesus
Negron in the fatal shooting of
Ptl. George Crane. . .Artist Iver
son Orrington Joined Glester
Hines’youth program . . Bronxite
Edward Beasley and Carlos Men
dez had an argument and Men
dez went through a window.
William Gibbs fell 14 floors
and landed on an auto. He’s in
Knickerbocker Hospital. . .Lor
raine Knight is Hl. . .Mary Wil
liams and Minerva Eubanks had
a boiling discussion in the kit
chen the other night. . .Patrol
men Norman Hayes, Thomas
Meade and A1 Barry won prizes
at clambake. . Dr. Irving Rust,
cousin of sportcaster Art Rust,
graduated from medical school
In Belgium and is now an in
tern in New Rochelle. . .Jose
phine Taylor is angry with hubby
Eugene. . .Joseph Johnson had
a second look at teenager John
Brown. . .Carol Howard Is sizzl
ing. . .William Croslin did not
believe his wife, LaVeme, would
1 go that far. . -Rufus Fleming said
: he will stay away from Arthur
, Burris after his chest heals in
• Harlem Hospital. . .Curyacious
• Velma Heath returned from her
. visit to North Carolina and the
YMCA’s diners are happy again.
Capacity Audience At
-AfjCbarlai Dickm
Mvyf was an eminent pa
tron of Justerini a Brooks,
purveyors of fine wines
and spirits for over two
centuries. Today this cele
brated bouse is famous for
a standard of quality that
has brought good cheer to
every comer of the world..
Try famous J a B Rare
Scotch, of flavour unsur
passed.
•^piet 'Whin cost
Worlds fjart in quality
WIGOLOGY — Diahann Car-
roll, the beautiful star of Rich
ard Rodgers' "No Strings,” ad
mires one of the six wigs she
recently purchased at WIG
CITY, the mammoth new sa
lon on the corner of 34th St.
and 7th Avenue. At right is Wig
City owner Nat Lubeii, founder
of the glamour empc um that
has taken the wig injstry by
•torm.
Face Grand Jury
Ernesto Castro, 21, of 62 W.
95th St., charged with the fatal
knifing of Neives Rodriquez in
front of 1410 Fifth Ave., near W
116th St., is being held without
bail for action by the Grand
Jury. Police said the fatal as
sault occurrred on May 30.
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tover the last 33 years and In
cluded the work contributed by
Miss Shepperd's late parents, Mr.
and Mrs. David N. Shepperd who
served as librarian and business
manager of the school for several
years.
Edited Journal
The publication was edited by
Lloyd Peterson. Honorary chair
men of the project and the fund
were Mrs. Joyce Phillips Austin,
'.Mrs. Nora Holt, Mrs. Louise
. Handy, Senator James S. Watson
and Warren Wilson, alumni repre
sentative.
The Sunday afternoon Town
Hall recital served as an ex
cellent showcase for the school
and the young students who will
be the musicians ot tomorrow
Featured among the alumni
were Mrs. Vinette Newby Dick
son, the school's first pupil who
presented Miss Shepperd with a
bouquet. Also Anne Laverne
Gaither, Marjorie Peterson and
Grace Sampson, three former
scholarship winners who are now
professional musicians and
teachers in the New York educ
ational system.
Other Alumni
Other outstanding alumni assist
ing in the promotion of the pro
gram were James Neely, Sylvia
Payne< Lucille Dixon Robertson.
Kathleen Moses and Dolores
Pringle, all artists and teachers.
Youngest featured was Lynne
Dianne Peterson, a graduate of
Music and Art High School and
currently attending Fisk Univers
ity.
The performance of the stu
dents indicated the capable train
ing they received. Marked rhy-
• thmic feeling and sensitive under
standing and interpretation ap
peared in solo and ensemble
pieces at two pianos and organ
played simultaneously. There
were rhythm band selections
which featured the younger stu
dents. Ernest Robertson, five-
year-old drummer, captivated the
audience.
The kinder symphonie was con
ducted by Miss Shepperd in the
Poet and Peasant Overture and
Strauss' beautiful "Tales of the
Vienna Woods," her own arrange
ment. The orchestra consisted of
50 players, all of whofn deserved
applause.
Rav Charles
To Morristown
Ray Charles wiH highlight the
forthcoming "Dance for Freed
om" on July 7 from 4-6 p/rt. at
the Morristown. N. J.. Armory.
The benefit performance Is being
iponsorcd by tjie Morris County
Jranch of the NAACP.
Part ef the program will In
clude the presentation at a plaque
to Ray Charles by Andy Stan
field, special representative of
The F. & M. Schaefer Brewing
Co., for Charles* '.unique con-
ributlnn to the world of music
,nd entertainment.”
Mass Rally On
Lower E. Side
The growing problems of Ne
groes and Puerto Ricans on the
Lower East Side, where they are
now more than one - third of the
area's population, will be discuss
ed by a group of speakers at a
mass meeting sponsored by Mo
bilization for Youth on Thursday.
June 27, at 7:30 p.m., at the Edu
cational Alliance, 197 East Broad
way.
Your Turn to Win Cosh!
Send FREE Entry to
The big money game that has
paid out over $330,000 is holding
>cash for you. Come and get it!
Bost Position offers 3 WAYS TO
WIN WEEKLY. Collect $500, $1,000
or more at track odds—the$l,000
Daily Doutle-the $1,000 or more
Jackpot You can win one, two, or
all three ways. Risk no money.
Make "mind bets.” Remember-
Post Position cash is as near to
you as the FREE entry blank be
low. Enter now!
NSTmmo. ENTRY BLANK Go"‘ ,m
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the New York Mirror not later than 9.30 a.m., Sat., July 6, 1963
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