New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00493

26 • N. Y, AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Jjunc 29, 1963 Sherard Picked By Liberals ; 'I feel my candidacy will be a real teat to see which way /jflH Guqyqg will go at this import- am juncture in the city's racial trTdk.*' the Rev Robert Sher- ' a M. said to the Amsterdam News this week S » The 42-year old pastor of the Corona Congregational Church, a branch of the United Church of F Christ,. made the comment after • feeing designated last week as Oie Liberal Party candidate for Councilman-At-Large from Queens * the November election. L 1 • llev. Sherard. who is also pres- rev idenf, of the Corona-East Elm- ------------ hurst branch of the NAACP, is been a< the only Negro in Queens on any ganizau of the. three major party labels co Pr fhe Council-At-Larga posts, Coczdin and the only of the Democratic, Rev. Sh Ref/dWlcan. and Liberal patties ter rec in the city for ona of the 10 va- the poll fancies. coming Although he is the Liberal Party sibly be candidate. Rev Sherard said heiof his f L an independent Democrat He wife an lives in the 8th A.D.. but has not 99th St. 3rd Grader Killed JOIN THE NAACP - .Miss Elizabeth Neal, 4th from left, holds the microphone used in the out-door campaign drive for N.AACP membership in Brooklyn. The labor division team goes out with a sound truck every week-end. to raRy people uoder the NAACP ban- ne» Seen also are. left to right: Bob Si veils. Miss Slrriey La Goff. Thomas Fauatleroy and Spencer Art For Freedom , A pall Of sadness Still ard was a brilliant child. Miss ting- around Brooklyn’s ?aB«?berg said, it was lunch time and he had darted out be- m .S. 44 over the death Of tween two parked cars and got year old by t*aeber’-Mr#- Auror* oward Kelly, fatally hit third - grader ^1 by another driven a ... ’ . * 4-car June 11. Howard died shortly after in Sorrow was written on thefaces Cumberland Hospital. It was a ! four persons interviewed and ****! of •mness for his class. His * regular teacher lost her husband r par.xular on the countenance WM of schuol f the principal, Miss Eudice wbstitute ,eBcher w„ { .. , angsberg. "I would gladly have marching the kids along Madison! hi# piece to save his Hfe/’ St fbwards the junction of Sum-' ner Ave., where they would be by a guard. "If he had * la^- uier<yes and voice besoobe sin- B’klyn NAACPIn Drive For 10,000 The Brooklyn NAACP Is rolling up membership gains and loud­ ly drumming for more as its spring campaign nears an end. Membership campaign chair­ man. Mrs. Lucille Rose, said the 10,000 members target set by the national office is expecteo to be surpassed. The pitch of the civil righto fight and the spirit of local volunteer workers will assure that, she said. "Our time is now . . . If we want human dignity and all the benefits of full citizenship, let's stand up end be counted", shout­ ed an NAACP campaign release. Leading the ranks of those standing up for the count has been Mrs. Sera Parsons Blow, nursing supervisor at Kings Coun­ ty Hospital. So far she has en-' rolled 419 members and brought in $1,061 in membership fees. were displayed by a number of artists from the New York City area, each form in its way en- Raneing and interpreting the theme , of the exhibit. Among those ex- ] hibiting their works was the Man- . hnttnn artists, Van Elliott. Mr. , Elliott demonstrated multi-facet- , ed talents In his exhibition of' NEW DIRECTOR - Isaac Mc- Kse, recently appointed Reid director of the American Red Cross at the Brooklyn Army Terminal, 1st Ave. and SSth New Field Director Isaac McKee, a World War II ideoce at 836 Oglethorpe Mt, veteran of the U.S. Army and a NE. Washington. D C., where hft member of the American Red wife, Josephine (organist and Cross for the past seven years, choir director of the Macdonia has been appointed field direct- ChrisVan Community Church or of the voluntary relief or- currently resides with their son, ganization at the Brooklyn Army Ernest, a 22-year-old employe ,• of the Army Mapping Service. Terminal. . Mr. McKee, a native of Pitts- burgh, Pa., comes to the new p post from Washington, DC.. reT,rt 1 TtXJlf —------------------------- where he was full time field Here's a novel sad deUstoas director of the U.S. Naval Sta- breakfast ideal Slice some hard tion at Anacosta after a period as roils or French bread into rings acting director at Bolling Air one-half to three-fourths of an inch thick. Dtp these into yttor Force Base. Mr. McKee, educated at the favorite French-toast mixture and American University, Washing- saute as usual. This is per ton, D.C., and the University of ticularly good with whole-wheat Maine, maintains an official res- noils. paintings, nod hand crafted Jew­ elry based on primitive designs , Dick Martin, also from Manhat­ tan. showed several striking paint­ ings. and also exhibited a series of impressive photographs utilis­ ing Negro models in high fash­ ion shots. Another contribution in the photographic medium came from Tony Casellas of Brooklyn whose starkly realistic shots of tenement children were highly effective. Hector HUI. a second Brooklyn­ ite, exhibited many superb paint­ ings, chiefly abstract in form. Petra Cintron of Long Island City, the only woman in the show, ex­ hibited an exquisite collection of oU paintings. Several artists from the local Corona-East Elmhurst - area were represented la the s . area were presented In the show. I the form of a magnificent tableau of photographic art. Also shown were the very fine paintings of, Hughe Carrell and Nathaniel Blow, Mr. Carrell utilizing oils, and Mr. J WHY PAY MORE? THERE’S NONE BETTER gfa 4/S MHT *> It’s Light and Smooth Truly, there’s none better BINS MB BttBMB ■ SCOTUSB • KOBO SCCTCB Ml umtTu n vara aotsoa cor. it • wan ma BOOK NOW WEST INDIES SEE US FOR SPECIAL VACATION RATE We Specialise in Bringing Your Relatives Here. FARRELL TRAVEL BUREAU ~-f. ST : 517 Nostrand Ave. MODEL APARTMENT FURNITURE have been easy to understand nls action." As be darted across the street/ Ik ran into the oncoming car and • there was nothing the guidance teacher could do," the Negro teacher added — Rumors that the class had been dismissed earlier than us­ ual and children sent home, were denied. Also that in driving away . i then, Mrs. Roberts was exercis­ ing a privilege the kind of which i was reserved for white teachers j SEIZURE LEADS TO SMASH- UP — Louise Holmen, 50 is comforted by police after being tossed through the windshield of auto driven by her 23-year- old nephew, Bobby Holman, foreground, who suffered an epileptic seizure and smashed into a tree on Howard Ave. near Halsey St., Brooklyn. ed.Z never left Warehouse, as an inducement to work in Ne- 51st* , of Bedroom. Living gro areas. es complete *S’ Semendous lf any other teacber had * njau i Better quaUty than up and asked to go and attend, to .aktbis l°w 84C’ some business then, said the prin-4 nediate delivery or up°to Vgiagreed ’ -clpa^’ would gladly have itha storage free. PHONE LE* And the Negro teacher, inter-'- Artiuir, 9 to 9 every, viewed alooe, asserted that the N Y C. 7 Floors New. Sample wben 60151 teacbCTS pu- nlture. ipils could leave the school. "in A Dining Room Buffet? . 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