New York Amsterdam News — 1963-07-06
1963
5 pages
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NEWS, Sat., July 6, 1963
Philly's Boycott
Wins Another Chain
Elizabeth
Merchants
Hit Bias
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in.
in- Included in the new positions , .
Mr 19 office workers. 23 store
in ,Kemploy-
~ment was declared here this week
»ck trainee euzht meat -utter* T? by Greater Elizabeth Move-
Eliebeth Retail Mer-
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cashier* ■
ELIZABETH, NJ. - A stand
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xxl employee and a number of new Avenue Merchants Assn,
ind hirings in the company’s ware- The Elizabeth merchants, meet
ets house, the victorious ministers ing at the Conrad Hotel, said it
la hoped that Elisabeth could set
ipi- said.
P*- The announced chain in employ- • *“ning example to prevent
to meat policy ended a boycott that Picketing and demonstrations by
!°r- began four Sundays ago when N««roc» in the drive for equality
>ut- months of negotiations brought in employment and job opportun-
|no results.
ities.
Ne- The selective patronage prog- They called on the Urban
ex- ram operates without a formal League of Eastern Union County
the organixatic.’. ind without a treas- to work with them on finding
ways toward constructive action.
ury
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Battle On Littering ,
Shows Gains Uptown
• are now clean, compared with
i only 53J per cent just a year
t ago. What Is more, the percent-
t age of dirty streets has dropped
- from 32 9 per cent of the total
t last yenr to 18.7 per cent today,
i The remainder—23.5 per cent—
■ are rated fair.
Target areas
The figures represent an over
all average in the eight target
areas. Block, ratings for Upper
1 Manhattan as a whole are not
• yet complete. The cleanliness
• survey is -conducted each sum-
1 mer by the Citizens Committee
f to Keep New York City Clean
' and the Department of Sanitation.
These findings were released
' this week by Glester Hinds, Cit-
1 izens Committee chairman lor
Districts 10 and 12, in a 43-
month report on the operations
of the Upper Manhattan Precinct
Clean-Up program. The program
is a coordinated education and en
forcement campaign conducted by
residents, businessmen, schools,
churches, the Citizens Committee,
the American Society for the pre
vention of Cruelty to Animals,
the People's Civic and Welfare
Association, and six city depart
ments—Air Pollution Control,
Buildings. Fire, Health, Police,
and Sanitation.
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2,295 Summonses
1 Police have given out 2.296
' summonses for Uttering in the
ter H areas* during the past six
r hs. They have also ticketed
>18,586 motorists for impeding’the
work of the Department of Sani
tation's mechanical sweepers bv
.ignoring the alternate-side park-
.____ _____________
Inspector Thomas V. Pender-
gast of the 6th PoUce Division
■warns that the police .crackdown
is still in full force. Heaviest
fire is being directed at people
who litter the sidewalks, people
who fail to keep their sidewalks
swept, and people who sweep
trash into gutters instead of put
ting sweepings into garbage cans.
Every litterbug police catch
must appear in court and risk
a $25 fine. Alternate-side parking
< violators pay 815.
PoUce also handed out 18,000
cards describing how to sweep
sidewalks properly, the Cards,
which went to storekeepers and
hnilding superintendents, repeat
the warning that litterbugs face
$25 fines.
Author Has
First Novel
Published
CONGRATS, LADY - Mrs.
Kate J. Hicks, executive di
rector of the Vocational Guid
ance and Workshop Center, is
Shown being congratulated on
the progress of the Center by
Dr.. Robert Picott, executive
director of the Virginia Teach
ers Association, Richmond
Va., as Albert Lerner of the
Hanover Trust Company looks
on, at the 1963 annual meet
ing held recently at the Up-
town branch of the YWCA at
which Dr. Pleott was guest
speaker. (McAdams Photo) t
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PAL CAMPTIME - Big, and
•mall they aU came. .About
1200 children ages 6 to 14 were
examined for the 48th Precinct
annual summer camp pro
gram. Photo shows chubby La
mont Hamilton about to take a
look-see into Joseph Marsac's
ear. Left standing is Tyrone
Watson who is waiting to be
examined by Dr. Ma reel le Ber
nard. (Photo by Hopkins*?*-
Slaps South For Acting In Bad Faith
some Negro doctor.
The South has acted in bad
This is Miss Vroman s first fajth for thepast 10 years on the
integration. . Pulluer
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novel. She U well kn»wn lor her
short stones. Miss Vroman is the'
author of the heart-warming Lad-fprise-winmng Southern editor
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,
ics Home Journal short? story, charged this week..
"See How They Run *, which Harry Ashmore, former editor
became the Metro-GoJdwyn May- th€ Arkansas Gazette, said
er movie, "Bright Road." star- that southerners are now finding
ring Dorothy Dandrdge and Harry the price of maintaining se gre-
Belafonte.
nation “intolerable. ’
winks between judge and coun
sel.”
ing rot at every level of govern
ment.”
Ashmore, a Pulitzer Prize win
ner, for his editorials on the
Little Rock school crisis, warned
that this sort of "moral currup-
tion” cannot be confined to the
single issue of race, and noted
that "there are signs of spread
In these terms, as well as in
lost economic opportunity, he
added, "Southerners are finding
the price of maintaining segre
gation intolerable."
Ashmore is currently an editor
of the Encyclopedia Britannica
"Rat School
To Be
Replaced
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Harlem's, now famous "rat
school," PS 133 where Mayor
--------~~ Robert Wagner fead a rat cross
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his path while he was on an in-
spectlon tour with Sen. James
ulA? ’ x-Watson and Assemblyman Lloyd
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Dickens, in May. 1981 is moving
rapidly toward replacement The
school is located at 133rd St. and
The Board of Education last
weetf* announced that it has ap-
proved letting of contracts for
general construction and mechan-
leal equipment, and hopes that
the new school, PS 92. to be lo-
rated* between 134th and 135th
Sts., on 8th Ave., will be com-
pleted In time to open In Sep-
tember.
The
contracts
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construction.
$2,500,000 for
The new
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speeded up atier the Mayor, while
inspecting the present PS 133 with
the principal and a group of pub-
11c official!, who were protesting
' sanitation conditions and health
Flies, mosquitoes, gnats and other flying insects drop fast hazards at the school, had a rat
when you go after them with Gulfspray! Just press the ^^CP8 o?’he ^s™* th<?
Of C curse *
button and Gulfspray does the rest. Gulfspray works so Earlier teachers at tin school
Ticket Buyer — How did aE
hfid gone on tclcrisioii, tAkcQ out
a* . •
the member* of that stock com
fast because it contains more bug-killing pyrethrins, the in- a newipaper ad, and held a meet-
pany giving "Uncle Tom'aCabin"
get so rich? They are all wearing
stent knock-down ingredient.
X “cLX' XI*"
swell clothes and diamonds.
Ticket Seller — Well, you know,
they have a snow scene and th?
coat of white paper went up so
high that they sold their snow
scene and made lots of money.
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"For 10 years now, Southern
legislatures, city councils and
school boards have been largely
engaged in the enactment of laws
that were calculated exercises
in bad faith. Lawyers of standing
have grown rich manipulating le
gal technlcaUties In briefs that
could succeed only If they were
endorsed by an exchange of sly
Fair Housing
Pressed In
Bergen County
TEANECK, NJ. - A team of
20 home seekers and testers,?
starting frbm a central point in ]
Teaneck, fanned out over Bergen
County over the weekend in an
attempt t<f roil back racial bar
riers Irr private housing.
Sponsored by the Fair Housing
Carotnittee of Bergen County. 1
Rev. Ward L. Kaiser of Para
mus, chairman, the members of
l he team met early Saturday aft
ernoon, June 29 — at (he home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dincln for
last minute instructions and to
coordinate their efforts. Mr. Din
cln la coordinator of the drive.
Visits were made by potential
buyers to the offices of ten brok
ers and two builders located in
rive towns in Bergen County. The
brokers weft located in Teaneck,
Fair Lawn, Bergenfield, Dumont
and Paramus.
Only six Instances of discrimi
nation were cited by the testers
as opposed to 100 per cent dis
crimination in a similar test made
a year ago by the Teaneck Fair
Housing Committee. .
.
Individual complaints will be
filed by those persons who be
lieve they were subjected to rac
ial discrimination. Additional
testa will be made from time to
time during the year, according
to Isaac G McNatt, chairman of
the Teaneck Fair Housing Com
mittee.
TO BIG JOE - As a public
service, Hygienic Vending
ery charity in the United
States.
Ccrp., 1037 47th Road. Long Is
land City, N. Y., has arranged
to donate 10 per cent of the
gross spies bf approximately
1,000 vending machines locat
ed throughout the metropolitan
area to charity, Pictured above
is Jerome Daniels (left) presi
dent of Hygienic Vending Corp,
giving the first check to Big
Joe Rosenfield, head of the
Happiness Exchange Founda
tion which broadcasts Monday
to Friday from 8 to 10 p.m.
on Radio Station* WWRL. The
Happiness Exchange Founda
tion contributes to almost ev
•I tdglttelng Faal. Frtendly.
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• N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., July 6, 1963
Barbados
Spruces Up
Landmarks
private organization dedicated
to the preservation of scenic and
historic spots on the tropical ls-
and which prides itortf la being
the ‘‘LitUe England of the Wert
Indies •
Leading attraction is a new bo
tanical garden at Welchman Hall
u1, uVul *4 “t *1 rt "1 "[jA “ I 'i> i,i
A cliff - rimmed*tropical Gar
den of Eden, old sugar mills and
a wide variety of historic land
marks of the 17th and 18th cen
turies are being restored and
| spruced up for visits by residents
land jourists alike on Barbados,
Gully. Thia verdant valley la rim
med by towering cltth, and In
line with Its primitive beauty, M
the home of a tribe of wild mon
keys. It also supports a wide var
iety of unusual tropical trees and
These projects have been un-j plants, many found nowhere 0;
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Jertaken by the Barbados Nation-Ion the island.
easternmost of Caribbean resort
Commends Caribbean
Customs Allowances
feel the $2u0 customs exemption
had much to do with that growth
and we are grateful for the wis
dom and the confidence in our
progress that this action by the
Congress demonstrates.”
Tourism in the U.S. Virgin Is
lands jumped from a $25 million
business in 1961 to $35 million
in 1962 Territorial officials have
predicted a $41 million tourism
worth in the current fiscal year.
The free port status of the U.S.
Virgin Islands dates back to 1917
and the purchase treaty whereby
the United States acquired the is
lands trom Denmark.
Applauding the decision last
week of a House - Senate Confer
ence to extend until April 1,
1964. the unique 1200 customs-
free allowance afforded visitors
to the U S. Virgin Islands. Gov.
Ralph M Paiewohsky said in
Washington,-D C., that the rapid
ly expanding tourist trade of the
territory now enjoys a guarantee
of continued growth.
The conference compromise
thus insurtk a continuation of the
unique preferential extended to
the Caribbean territory by an
earlier Congress as a stimulant
to the Vjygin Islands economy.
’’During the last two years our
tourism business now first in imr
porta nee to our economy, has
grown at a phenomenal rate,”
Governor Paiewonsky said. "We
(Area Cade OH)
KINGSTON, MASS.
Tai.: 585-2268 B 585-2891
Come to the Kingston Ian. ’.here we
guarantee you the beat -.acation you
ever bad. AU Sparta including Tennis.
'Horseback Riding *
Ocean Bathing Nearby)
We are informal nod are One Big
Vacation Family — don’t have to
Dress for Dinner.
RATES: S40 S45 >4> * S50 per week
per person. Day Rates: S7.SO-SS.OO *
SOSO per day. per person.
SPECIAL RATES FOB COUPLES
Write or phane: C. H. Shysa.
SEND YOUR CHILDREN TO
CAMP BRYTON ROCK
THE PIONEER CAMF
where so many
received iiwpiraiioa
___ Sponuored by the
Complete coat — plua transporta
tion Swimming. Toanla. Basketball.
Baseball. Volleyball. Ping Pong,
Handicraft. Dramatics. Hikes. Cook
outs. Picnics. Indian Lora. TV.
Arrangements can be made lor
extended Lime stay. Excellent school
facilities available, and-above all a
mother’s care. Comfortable winter
quarters.
Special ExcurtiaRS
via Deluxe Motor Coach
"MISS AMERICA" — Bobbi
Oolson, left, is crowned "Miss
America” at the Afro Miss
America Pageant held at the
Riviera Terrace Ballroom. Con
gratulating her is Marva Re-
vis, who at the time was a
candidate for "Miss Beaux
Arts.” Bobbi was "JUtss Wash
ington,' D. C., Elizabeth Jones,
“Miss South Carolina.” was
second and Yownna DeSilva.
“Miss Hawaii,” was third.
Greyhound Adds
6 Nonstop Trips
CHICAGO — The anticipated
throngs of Greyhound passengers
seeing the USA the next few
months will be accommodated
more easily than before, thanks
to increased summer bus sched
ules announced here this week.
James E. Hawthorne, vice pre
sident of marketing for The Grey
hound Corporation, headquarter
ed here, said schedule improve
ments going into effect this
month range from the addition
of new turnpike express runs in
: various parts of the nation to non
stop schedules in others.
He said the improvements in
service between the Midwest and
the South, for instance, will en
able passengers to choose from
48 roundtrips daily between the
areas.
Between Chicago and New
York, a total of 10 nonstop
through • bus trips will be made
daily, with an average running
time of 16’i hoers. This is six ad
ditional trips daily.
IN SEMI-FINALS - On the
way to the semi-finals in the
Miss No-Cal Contest is Vivian
Jackson (above) of St. Albans
who was one of seven beauties
picked in the first round of the
annual beauty search at Loew’s
Sheridan Theatre, The contest
will run all through the sum
mer. Girls, 18 to 30, single or
married are eligible to compete.
Entry blanks may be obtained
at any Loew’s theatre.
FJN IN THE SUN — That’s
Florida, a top tourist attrac
tion the year-round . .but es
pecially inviting now with its
low off-season rates. Enjoying
her stay in the sun: lovely
^hieiglr^mdei Sonja Holmes.
(Greyhound Photo)
BIRK AM WOODS
COTTAGES „
MEDFORD
’ LONG ISLAND, N. Y.
3Vj to 4 Rasais With Bath
Call or Writs For Information
Bax 8, Medford
Long Island, N.Y.
Phone AT 6-1265
Aron Coda 516
17-day round trip economy
excursion fares effective
until December 15.
NEWYORKTO:
"RESORT"
OPEN YEAS BOUND
VAN KLTBN, NEW YORK
Located in the Flngor Lakao
Enjoy Nature’s Paradise
Rate: S7.SO per person daily
Including Meals
Call or WrHe Caribbean Inn Highway
34 v#n Elten. N Y. (area code 0B7I
Van Elten—SBM344
or local Albei t a Brow n
GL 4-5451
For information on special BWIA
island-hopping privileges en route
and for reservations, contact your
travel agent, any BOAC office or,
in New York, call MU 7-1600.
BRITISH WEST INDIAN
AIRWAYS
Maks Ysnr Fanrth at Jab Beservatlans New
vacation tiiai CINDERELLA COTTAGES
M HIQIOT AVKNUK. OAK BLUFFS. MASS,
tha’a Vineyard Island Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean,
rge Airy ftouma — 2 Room Honeymoon Cottages
recreation — Fishing. Golfing, Swimming, Yachting etc.
lea by the season, week or month. Ideal for honeymoon Nine
for club or large family.
HY W. WHITE <3 Hamilton Ter.. N. Y. 21 WA 4-7151
......
23-DAY MOTOR TOUR
RENO - LASVEGAS — GRAND CANYON - CALIFORNIA
Correct Departure Date July 19, 1963
ONLY $310.00 ROUND TRW, ACCOMMODATIONS JMCLUDSD
SPONSORED BY THE ALLENS
For Information Coll MA 2-5394
or Writes
Anon, 24 Herkimer Street, Brooklyn 16, N. Y.
.
OCEAN VIEW
RESORT
Live Only a Hot)' from »*»• Otoon
SPEND VOU« VACATION
Rockaway Beach
AND ENJOY
Only $7 Minutes trom N.Y.C.
• Swlnuntag • Beating a Ftahtog
a AH eatdeer kpertu * Near Bock
•vay’t Fmeu PLAYLAND a Lochen
AvaitoMe.
Daily — Woobond* from $9.00
Spcci.l Reduced Rates tor FamUtox
with Children Call or Write
Mr» L. Weeks
CO-t» haaeh TTtb M..
Rockaway Reach. L.I., NY—NK 4-2104
WOODBINE
COTTAGE
Lake George, N. Y.
75 Dieskou Street
Beautiful Mountains lakes
Vacatianland Honeymoon
Tourists Bus Tour Stop-uver
Over Night Guests
GOOD FOOD
Modern Motels • Cabins - looms
Variety Sports - Amusements
Entertainment
Write for Folder, Box 341
Phone NN 8-4114
Reservations Available
Samuel P, McFerton, Prep.
TRAVELLERS’ TOURS-ONLY
How to
a truly
great whisky
WEST POINT
S3.« ROFND TRIP
PORT AUTHORITY
TERMINAL
Eighth Ave. and diet St.. N.T.C.
WINDOWS Id-n-lS
BRyant 9-1000
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alM ja Friday evenings. (Between
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of Scotch
2. The smooth satisfacti
of Bourbon
3. No other whisky in the
world tastes quite like it
How li&ht is
Canadian Ctub?
FACT:
i It's the
I lightest
)- whisky in
the world!
Agents for
Airline Tickets
Cruise Roservatiens
Hofol Reservations
Package Tours
Railroad Tours
Bus Tours
Group Trips
Airline Charters
Cruise Charters
Travel Insurance
Yaw BEST Vacation it a MILL Vacatiaa
Oar services save yaa Tima and Effort you
gat full value far year travel budgef-
HILTON G. HILL, INC.
Internatienal Vacatien Services
55 West 42nd Street, N. Y. 36, N.Y,
PLEASE PLAN EARLY
BEGIN BY TELEPHONING
LAckawanna 4-8050
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mioAS-
MEANS
MUFFLERS
WRITTEN GUARANTEE
For As Long As You Own Your Cor
GeEST SPEAKS HIS MIND
-jj George Silberberg (stand
ing), first vice president of
tqp Grand Street Boys Assoc ia-
i draws the rapt attention
ot. Brigadier B. Barton Mc
Intyre, Salvation Army com
mander; Holland G. French,
army’s eastern commissioner;
Brig. F. William Carl
son, Army’s divisional com
mander, and Eldon McIntyre
tt to r and foreground, right)
while speaking at last week’s
annual dinner at Red Shield
Center at 124th St. between
Seventh and Eighth Avenues.
(McAdams Photo).
Hails FHA Mortgage
Iflan As Time Saver
lyiyunv who nas ever purenaseci the builder or real estate man
a home under an FHA mortgage some extra paperwork that
only to wait agonizing days or1** 9XA normally does. This
wvrk on the commitment is done
™ „„„„
X r,r
1...» upon the following exper- Jn'T, *,!'er
*“t
< 0R>- l»M0 Hillside Avenue.
Juamlea. .Ute. thy a, fellow. ‘”.^n.S^« tjj
ln^ .«U,:iy happened.
Xu, be notified within one w^iteg
Qd.’May 6, he processed an day whether his mortgage has
aptficatioo for a resale in Queens been approved or rejected or ap-
in exactly 12 minutes. A remark- proVed with modifications,
able feat, according to Mr. Flax, T
c-ufcidering that on such a dea In any case’ tIle neW plan has
so successful that Mr. Flax
.
v °l
' commendation to Bernhard Fein,
«,days for the processing. manager of Mortgage Credit hi8
oi* wou.d usually wait 45 davsi.
fofrhe commitmeat plus another felt oW*e?
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Patterson Faces
Newswomen
Would you like to know how
segregation affects boxing
champ Floyd Patterson, whether
or not he feels that bloodshed is
ahead in the Negro's struggle
for racial equality, how import
ant is boxing to him and how he
feek; about recent deaths in the
boxing ring?
These and other questions will
be answered by Patterson him
self, 10:30 p.m., Friday, July S
on Channel 9 when he is inte-
viewed on Clifford Evans’ “La
dies Of The Press.’’
During the 30-minute - long pro
gram Patterson will be queried
by Joan Cook. New York Times;
Harriet Stix, New York Herald
Tribune and Joy Miller, Associat
ed Press.
Done in Advance
assistant, John Dennis and Ed-
Jhe reason for this remarkable win G. Callahan, Assistant Com-
speed-up in FHA mortgage ap- missioner, Federal Housing
prkyals is a new plan whereby Administration, Washington, D.C.
Form a good habit. Read the
Amsterdam News every week.
Out every Thursday.
CHARGE IT!
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Tail Pipes
Shock Absorbers
Seat Belts
Dual Exhaust
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Harrison
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sells
late model
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ance, cenditian and price.
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Join the quality car available:
VALUES LIKE THESE are elways
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$2995
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BROADWAY AT 57th STEER
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33 Besten Pest Read, Larchmont (nr Weaver St.) TE 4-71SS
TABLE TENNIS WHIZ — Air
man First Class Robert Cole
man, 23. co-holder of the table
tennis doubles championship of
Myrtle Beach Air Force Base,
8. C.. where he is stationed,
is the son of Mr and Mrs.
James Coleman of 40-06 10th
St.,’Long Island City. The Har
lem Hospital born Coleman at
tended PS 68 and graduated
from Long Island City High
School. He has two brothers,
Ronald and George.
NAACP
PITCHING ACE — Louis Tor
res, pitcher for the Morrisania
Hospital softball team, pitched
the first no-hitter of the season
in the Hospital Softball League
against B. Coler on the dia
mond at 145th St. and Lenox
Ave. Andrew Rivera who caught
Torres, slammed a round trip
per to the fourth inning. (Gil
bert photo)
CHICAGO — Action to reshape
the NAACP for a massive, all-
out fight on discrimin ition now,
will he among the major goals
facing more than 1,500 delegates
to the NAACP’* 53rd annual con
vention meeting here this week
from June 30-July 6.
“I feel we have the mood and
a very favorable spirit for the
biggest and most productive con
vention In our history,” Dr. John
A. Morsell, NAACP assistant
executive secretary, declared.
More titan a score of the front
line race fighters and crusaders
are scheduled to be on hand
during the week-long convention
which will be highlighted by spe
cial discussions on employment,
political action, and an open-
air rally and parade on July 4.
Intimidation
Collegiate integration pioneers
including James Meredith, at the
University of Mississippi, and
Harvey Gantt, at Clemson Col
lege, S. C., are among those who
will address special sessions ot
the convention
One of the highlights will be a
series of interviews by NAACP
lawyers with ten victims of Sou
thern brutality to give first-hand
report A. on intimidations, threats
and reprisals Negroes are fac
ing in various parts of the South.
Several key NAACP officials
from nearly all of the Southern
states will attend. Secretary of
Labor Willard Wirtz will be the
top government spokesman pre
sent, addressing a session on em
ployment, while Republican Sena
tor Paul Douglas, of Illinois, Is
to address the July 4th rally in
Grant Parr with Rev. Fred L.
Shuttles worth. Mrs. Medgay Ev
ers will accept the NAACP's
Spingarn Medal posthumously for
her '.ate husband at the rally.
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And ao SALES Tax aa STATE Tax
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MAO Broadway (at 220th St.)
Jpst South of 42Sth Sf. Bridge
Complete Auto Repairs & Tires
**, At Reasonable Prices
15 MINUTE INSTALLATION
Nicholas Ave I 5060 Broadway
«r 141 Sf.
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I
> 2-0900 I Wl 2-4100
Dancing Under the Stars — All Recreation Facilities — Private
Beach — Horst Back Riding 6 Golf — Monticello Raceway Nearby.
Cottages tor Rent — Fisherman A Boatman's Haven.
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A Nan Dlirrimlnating Retreat *
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vate lake — 2 dabcioua me ala daily
luU anrial program — week end
fmnr abowe — a ceortoooa attentive
staff to aerva you AND
Nightly Dancing to
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Thniway to exit 14, then route 17
to exit 113. right on 209 for 10 milea
to route 52. Left on 52 for 5 mile*
to Greenfield Park. Leave 52 and
hear left at KASS bldg, follow sign
2 milee to UTOPIA.
Travel - Information Wanted I
LINCOLN
MERCURY
COMET
METEOR
B'way & 135tfi Street AU 6-7600
ALL MODELS
NOW ON DISPLAY
1700 BROADWAY AT 54TH STREET
1114 FIRST AVENUE AT GIST STREET
GRANO OPENING
of OUR GIGANTIC
USED-CAR LOT at
Atlantic and Franklin
SALE
through
month of
JUNE
w teis Fewer» Liu wew
V $1195
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.
$1095
Auioni.
$995
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DISCOUNTS
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
on all 1963
MODELS !
ALL COLORS
Since 1934
ACEY
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3321 B'way
(134Hi St.)
FO 8-0200
1943 PONTIAC Bonoovllla sports coupe
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Americans Ken Saylors, Arkan
sas and Cecil Tuttle, Georgetown
College, round out the equad
' Sam Hindsman and James Gu
tter are the two coaches with
the team which Is Jointly spon
sored by the Department of State
and A AU. The tour ends August
11.
TOP MAN — Bronx Borough
President Joseph Periconi pre
sents trophy to Hector Colon,
the outstanding member of the
boys band that played Saturday
at the Catholic Interracial
Council’s outdoor praye
ing on the steps of tin
County Court House.
CORE
The Congress of Racial Equal- and jr
ity (CORE) will discuss and
analyze the changing civil rights ExP
structure and develop ways in ned 11
which the organization can best Loulsi,
participate In President Kennedy’s 411(1 11
national desgregation program, constr
Marvin Rich, CORE Commun- spokes
ity relations director, said the COB
21st annual convention which op- ident 1
ens Thursday, June 28 at the “8 d
Biltmore Hotel in Dayton, Ohio Hon di
will be a working conference and “We
not a speaking conference for demos
the 300 delegates representing Farroi
some 75 CORE branches through-. CORE
out the country. The convention demon
damag
ends Sunday, June 30.
Convention specifics include in- of cii
tensified direct action in areas added
Bias Pattern
In Building
Industry Foi
WASHINGTON - W1
discrimination against
is a pattern in the cor
indbstry, a federal bull)
Jects survey has shown.
The sur y, taken In
across the land, shov
300 Negroes out of a
5,658 skilled craftsmen 1
ployed on federal proje
Some 1,089 Negroes i
ployed as laborers on
including a nuclear wea
ing ground in Mercury,
survey revealed.
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OL 4-72OO
Open 9 to 9
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that means aar par-car overhead and
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your host price.
MAKE US PROVE IT !
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We're taking in more
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trade-ins than wa can
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out they go at cut-to-
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T. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, July 6, 1963
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
APARTMENTS
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS
HOUSES
1,1 «d
4 R<
uod Over
1, 2 and 3 R«
RMS. Nelaan Are. (Uatrentty) •
•Pt 4
BU
X X 4. X 4 room apta. Call
MR. 8RATHWAITE
_ PR 3’M1S_____
SEGALREALTY - DI 2-7700
Braaklya—URfarohbad
1, 2 and 3
SB Riverdale Ave. nt
3 rm apta from 88
4 rm apta from 370
Many Mem apta Ai
ad flgpr apartmeto Gaa
tnclimed 439 wk. Owner
5U2 LKXLNGTaN AYE . 1 Rm
darn apt. available. Sea Supt. on
to. Frt er
oud Over
PLENTY OF
RENTALS
N.Y. - Large
8118.
490 to
rS 75 par ma.
PR 4-1787
to 3 Family beree hr
HULL ST..
per wk.
JA 4-7371
5 BOOM
APT.
rn
4 RMS. E. 13Mb St.. (38
5 RMS E. 117th M.
4 rms E. 134th 6t.
4 rme Fordham Rd
-----F fr R ASSOCIATES INC.
«
I
I
315 E. 149th St Bx MO 5-6463
920 Kelly St.
, apta. Hollywood
tils
VOl
4
3.
AGENT
AU 6-7170
236 W IJStn M.
AU 4-7742
llu fc 3 RMS. Modern, clean, quie!
safe bldg. 3S0 E 164 St. WY 2-
dtiSl Evenings. wkenda all day
3 RM. Modern apt.. 496 mthly In
eluding light fr gaa. month’s aec
urity, nke neighborhood. Owner 3
Call altar X FO 7-4849._________
Call
Owner
Modern
3 Room apartment.
Street. Adult pref.
Uh. CaU WY 3-OT23
1 RM Unfurn apt.. Davidson Ave..
444.24: 4 rm. unfun.. apt., E. 315
St., 8100. child; 7 rm unfurn apt.
Fame! Ave.. $135 children. Bro
ker DA 650*0.
4 Rooms and Over
RMS-
R Tiemann Ave., cor. Adee Aee. aft
E. »tcbester Rd. fr Gunhill.
Builder
(81tf)
NEWLY RENOVATED
4 Romm A 3 Rooms
$95-$120
979 Aldas St- Bronx
3849 HULL AVE. 4 roam
renovated. Nr 31
• ora hwlj. DUSLueSS COupsU
4135. OL 44147 (Owner)
■ph Newly
* Moaltolu
BROOK
to. All
TA 5-
NEW
APTS
827 UNION AVL
12 minutes from Manhattan
Ultra-modern opts, in
conditioned, elevator, in-
IhlplaB O
vllMnWiOof Diuy. X
opts, from $130. 2’/a
from $110. 3 beroom opts,
from $175. 1 block
Prospect Ave. IRT S
NO FEE. Agent mi premises
call
DA 3-8730
after 12 noon
er GR 1*1455 evenings
i rm. apt for rent,
«aa adulta pref. Call
CT 4-2135
6 RM. Apt.
Soundvinw
Deania
«35. na
Modern 5
AGENT
CY 2-3777
4 LARGE RMS. Up to date walk-in
schools fr shopping. 4111 mthly,
tbquira Apt. CC or 2-B. 491 E
140 St. Owner.
492.50
4 Rma Bryant Ave.
3 Rnw. Davidson Ave.
472.51
473.86
3 Rms. on Carden St.
4 Rms, E. 181 St. ’
<102.47
4 Rms. Pelham Pkwy vie. <136
IRVING SILVER fr SON
843 E. 180 St.
WE 34770
EAST. 110TH ST. Bx. 4 Room apt
Newly Renovated
Unfurn.
La Raila Realty
218 W. 114th a.
JENNINGS FT . 791 — Freeman
Kta. « rma, refrigerator, ground
fl. Welfare. 480 month. Owner.,,
OL 4-4978 f-
4 BEDRMAPT Smad floor Freshly
decorated, modern foil alzad Mi
ches aid hath AB teuMB. H35
month. 1754 Antltopy Ave. 8th
Ave. D. train 17Wh 8t. rtation.
Call had
3 RM apt . Bast N«" York.
apt , St. Marta Av,„
1 Rm apt.. Gooey Island.
Mr. Andrew
413ST. MARKS Ave., near Jew
ish Hoepttal. Modem large Mi rm
apt. In apt. house. See super —
(Owner)
RM. Apt.
children
GL
3 LARGE RMS.
117 Van Buren St,
GL 3-9778 Of
890 MO»NXH.
CALL
DI 2-3441
it New York
Flatbush
► 18 P~m.
O#
IN
CLINTON AVE.. 487. Near
Fulton
St. — l(i and 1 rm units, ataam.
heat, hot watgr. refrigeration, all
Imawnvematoa, supt, apt. 1A ST 4-
1735 or TR 5-1345. Owner. _
up-* rma. 875
81084
>136.-
St.
Children Comal Realty, I0S1A Ful-
BY 5-4310
COURT ST~ 581 tnr HAmiMoa Ave)
l(i modem moms. Nice neighborhood
______
OWNER
Supt Apt 3C _
Park.
NICE APTS
areas.
Saratoga Ave..
AVAILABLE
Alder
.Brooklyn
DI 5-5055
Apts. Available
All Oyer Brooklyn
r«, 3's, 4'$, 5's, 6's
Children Welcome
UL 7-3400
1192 Folteo St. (or. Bedford)
AJAX REAL ESTATE
34C DOUGAl ST.. 1*4 Nr ROCKA
WAY AVE. Modem Apt. House, 3
room A hath, aafum apta. BuMnaaa
couplbs prou?red See Mrs. Evans
supt. 1M Me Dougal 8L GL 54533
r WCLTSHT CO________ N1 5-2565
ULTRA MODERN LUXURY
BUILDING AT THIS DISTINGUISH
ED ADDRESS US SO. ELLIOTT PL.
DELUXE KTTCHEN. COLORED
TOE BATH. WALK-IN CLOSETS.
CONVENIENT LOCATION. ALL
SUBWAYS, BUSES. 6 MINUTES
NYC. GARDEN. APT, $125, 3M>
$130. CALL TILL NOON 4i AFTER
5 PM OWNER AC 2-4414
3 rma.. Wilkraghby Ave..
8 95
4 rms.. St. Marks nr. Utica. 5105
6 rma.. Livonia Ave.,
4 85
MR. BuConon PR 2-9598
311 Kingston Ave , (near Union)
NEW APTS.
3(4 rms.. all modern,
shopping, tranap. NO
Brooklyn Ava.. super or
owner.
Modern X 4.
M. Stewart
5. 4 rm. apt. Children
SI 4-3313
(Broker)
1356
apt.
CROWN HTS — Nr EASTERN
Brand new 3 room a]
ALL MODERN
NO FEE
MR. OTHO
PR «-H»<
CRCfWN HEIGHTS
No Rent till Aug. 1st
4115
3 BOOMS ------------
1 MONTH'S
SECURITY
NO FEE
NEW APT BLDG
Colored tile baths, new appliance«,
hardwood floors. Locked front door,
buzzer system. Immediate ccupancy
Supt. <m premtaea
OWNER — SL 4-2801 wsekdaya
PR 8-1003—weekend! fr evea . _
Crown Hgts Flatbosh
3(a rms. <98; g rms. 4195; apt
building. Wm. David. IN 4-
FURNI
Cant'd tram pracadfag pey
1, I uod 3
uara ot« i« w. — a room
438 w.
ST.. *6 room
Own-
UNFURN Agtk.' M
4 ROOMS AND OVER
4 RM ATT. 483. 188th St. nr CPW __
Elevator bldg. 3 rm apt. 347.1 owner
«:• Nicholas Ave. nr 145th
elev. bldg. 4 rm apta. 6125 to
8134. WllUamebndge — Walking
diatanoa to D train. 3-2 rm. apU.
887-90 Also room* fr kitchenettes,
all borawgHfe, wetiare-cnildrea. Pa
raela Holding Corp St. Ntoho-
Ua Are MO 4-7873.
NEW h
n 1-7
3RD ST . 43. E. 4
fcr. All
TA 45414
4, 5, 6, ROOMS REASONABLE
adClts preferred, hi w. is
ST. RM 103 MO 2-3490. AGENT
^5
I
4 ROOM APT. Working couple pref
AU 4-2375
AGENT
6 Rau. W 147 SI Waifarf $97
8 Rma. W. 143 St We-'»re .
4 Rma. W. 137th St Weliare
4 Rma. E. 135th St Welfare _» 7S
4 Rma. Prospect Ave. Weliare _497
4 Rma. Kelly St Welfare -------- 4110
4 Rma. E 165th St Welfare 4100
3 Rm*. W 147 St WtHora $60
3 Rma. W 149th St Welfare ----- 4 78
3 Rma. E-TSSth St WeUaro ----- 4 44
3 Rms/f Itlat St Welfare —-4 «1
3 Ron. W146 St WaHara $45
j LYCOLN OPEN SAT. to i pm
8 lost 125th St. TR M430
Kurniahed and
and kitchenettes.
SQUARE DEAL RENT SBXV.
402 W 149th St (nr St. Nirtolaa Av)
FO 8~550<
WA 6-omo
RENT CONTROLLED
4 Rms. Amsterdam Ave. $B9
<114
4 rooms. W. lMth St
4 RMS. Ceirtral Rk W. $120
4 rodhto. Prospect Av*, "-••■•■a-4 to
4 room* B'way. gas, elec. —_ 4130
3Vi Rms. Central FL E. $100
3 rooms. W. 144th St. -------- — » 79
3 rooms, 7th Ave.
3 Kwma, W. 125th S4. --------------. 4 42
LINCOLN Open Sat. til 1 P.M.
8 East 125th St. TR 64430
------• 83
1. 2
3 Rc
831 AYE. 8L
El’ 4-1741
tito bvts
Owdsr.
ANDREWS AVE..
elated tils bail
back yard. wUy
AGENT ’ ...
—. -
171 ST. -
(Ford) M.
rrch k nice
Avn.
Owner
3 rma. nicely torn, working couple
O’0*
pref.
DA 9-3280
NICELY
CaH before 2 p.m. AU day
Moo. OL 5-1394. Owner.
4 ROOMS AND OVER
4 ROOMS Nejvly decorated.
CongHetely fttrniafied. Utilities t
Good heat, hot water. TV. DA 9-
2295 call 8 to 10 a m. or after 8
p.m. Own; EH.
Bronx—Unfurnished
-1, t
3 Ra
LOVELY Modem 3 romn
available. Excellent tocauu
fees. Cal LU 5-9250 Owner.
No
A« ..
tfcrsett - S36
Cad Nc
L 161 St.
LU 9-51S0
WT 12517
CLINTON AVE,. Ml Benton Rd.
T89th 9t.) 2-3. Tile hath rm. lo
st.) 2-3. Tile
See Super. Apt 1-D.
Sea Bui
AGENT
STnii apt.
art w ub
litihll
MXuPr3Pf
MORRIS AVE.
1246
Nr 147th St. A Greirf Cocoono
Modtru Thru* Room Apt.
$110
Sm Supt. ur Call
LU 84510
3 fr 3 Rme
Falla St. Nr. Simp
lon. Sea Super In
10TIH STREET
1104 FINLAY AVE.
Modern 2*a fr 3*s
Breeklyw—Furnished
1, 2 and 3 teems
rma $60 monthly. Children
♦ „
EV 5-4508
Two 3 rm. apto.
____
44A ROGERS AVE.
New Baths. ne<
fixtures. 490-MU 2-4890. whdav*
9-5 pm Owner on premises by ap
pointment. No
faro. MU 7-5491 before 12-July 4th
BRBVOOgtT PL., n. LarfTl
beeeanent apSa , Nicely decorated.
4100 month. eaB Owner HY *5141
2(i Rma, Risks Ava
Rma, President St.,
Rme. Willoughby Ave ,
3 Rma. Strausa St.,
5 Rms. Franklin Ave.,
4 Rma. Warwick 8t„
Children. Agent
HERKIMER ST , 47 NR. Bedford
1-3 beautifully furnished, tile
bathe, kitchenette*, gas fr electric
free. Elevator. Rent controlled.
Adnlto pref. 4th Ave. fr Brighton
lines. Agent on premises
STATE ST.. 414 NEWLY RENO
VATED Ultra-modern custom fi
niahed 1(4 rm apto. Elevator,
dneretor. 9upt. apt. ha. 3; evaafr
No Fee
LU 84510
OWNER
D9TH ur.
MO M44I
451 E. UTjfci'
UVE UKE YOU OWN YOUR
OW^i HOME
> _ 414L 4 - 5131 L- 41M 4 - Wd
of tooktag for a good plaos
to UveT Move to upper Bx-230 8t
------- --- Ifa |he
Prtvlte
AC
m RM APT.
FURNHHES OR Us
PR 45443
817. 4
49 80. OXFORD 8. - 1 ra apt .
146 Veiy large
CaO HY >5141.
GL 4-4341
HOWARD AVE.,
I
T
■to Many ethers.
CY $-078
nair'ntiw Bklyn iw Stn«
AU 65028 or 414 BE 85690
NEWLY
Are.
naanhaitlnl
dWays 124
’ iTf-nn *
Owner.
I ton.
WOO weekly
RENT,
gta. 4X Ranmni _
Agent
EV 8-1
or. Marita Pines
Cumberland 84. 4 Itoan
Beetview Realty.
ST 3-7544
MODERN MS Rme Front
dren fr RaMnre Bchoo) I
apta available Owner
HY 95889
4166. CM1
HY
Otreor
FEE. 55
MA 14474.
493 Madrtue SX,
PR 3-0406
3 mi. apt.
Owner
MODERN 2(i rms.
With bath
275 Hancock SL
Owner.
WELFARE TENANTS WANTED
Ws con movs you by check dote.
We hove 6, S> 4 ond J raw. We
moke all arranawnentt ta {
your rent and tacurity, that*
Andrew
MA
MODERN 4 rm. a
now fixture*
513 <TH ST.
OWNER
_ond 5
2 VUUga.,Naw*toactrto I
defrosting refrigerator.
UNFURNISHED Apt to I
after 4 p.m. MO 84983
Call
ALL MODERN - 3 and 4
apta. Quiet neighborhood Sot
comer Occupancy July 10th.
Lafayette Ave. (owner) Write
1834. c-0 Amsterdam News. 13*1
Bedford Ave., Bklyn.
135 CLERMONT Are — Mi r
Apt- 475 security and rvfereo
Available 13th of July — aee after
4:30. ring Woodard Bell-Owner
4. 4
Stanley,
1 4 RM APARTMENTS
< :m i i -DSt-lcN
mar On. 8» Nostrand Av
PR 3-3400
1V», 2. 3 RM APTS.
Call day. night
PR 2-2749
OWNER
E. New York. 3 rma., mod.. 4
Park Slope. 5 rma.. children, 4110
2V» rma.. welfare, children. 4 75
Crown Heights. 4 rma.. children, 4135
E. New York. 5 rma., children. 4105
DUMONT
1215 Fulton Street
near Bedford Ava.
NE 8-3731
2(i rma.. Pacific St. _________ S
rma., Buahwick Section ___ I
4
5
rma.. Sterling Pl. _______ 5
4 rma.. McDonough St. _____ 4
PAUL IN 7-9485
BUSHWICK Ave. Modem 3 Rm. apt.
Apt. Bldg.
Child.
Sterling St.
Private.
Jonee
, Children
BU 7-3074
Lovely 4 l
RENT CONTROLLED APTS.
ST MARKS AVE, 3(4, eIevator_tlO9
LEFFERTS AVE. 3(4. elevator.4101
TAPSCOTT ST. 1 lovely______-4 43
7T MARKS AVE. 3(4, elevator_4105
PARK PL.
4, adults pref-
4 86
EASTERN PARKWAY. 4. large $ 96
STERLING PL. 4. lovely
<100
UNION ST. 4. beautiful______ _4110
ST MARKS AVE, 4(4, elevator $124
LINCOLN PL, 4(4, spacious__ $121
JUNIUS ST. 4. welfare________ 4 to
JUNIUS ST. 5. welfare________ $ 56
LOTT AVE. 5. children_______ $ 93
TAPSCOTT, 5,
large__________ $103
MANY OTHERS, REGISTER NOW
GOOD REFERENCES REQUIRED
NOWARD H. SILVER
35 E 94 St. (Sutter Ave) PR 3-2300
NEAR LINCOLN PL — 1(4 rma
complete modem apt. in beau
tiful modem apt. house. Tils bath,
all modem appliances, 475 mthly
NO FEE. OWNER ST M652.
K4 rma. Crown Hgta
3 rma. Buahwick
3 rma, Lincoln Pl.
4(4 rma. Bedford-Stuyvasant
3 rms. Eastern Pkwy _____
5 rma, Lincdtu PL
MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM
Pinkey 0. Harris IN 7-7480
777 NOSTRAND AVE.
.
UNION KT.
BUSHWICK
FLATBUSH
MISS PAT
3 rms. Modern
> Rma. Children
6 Rms. Child
PR '4-4633
«pf. M3
Agent
Ul 7-8017
Eost Now York, 4 rau $69.45
par bmoKx Drolnr M 7-B19S
CROWNHEIGHTS
MR. OTHO
PR 8-1884
CLINTON HILL Sections - 5 rm
apt. Newly decorated parquet fire
Good ahondag and tramp Work
log people preferred. Olaer PR 1
9313 or NE 4-7461 before 9 p.rn
4 RM.
New York, e
New York
1343 PkCmC~ST.. Bet.
and Naw York Ave. Modem 4
large room apt. for rant aaa 6tg
4 EXTRA Large
4739
Call
r<t pm.
BKLYN. 4
No
Tranap. see supt at 1919 Park
Pl. ST 2-6487 Agent.
4 RM. Apt. Family of adulta pre
ferred. Security with a learn
OWNER
IN 2-9374
BAINBRIDGE 8T., near Saratoga
Avd. - 5 rm. apt. parquet, ate
ST M.ARKS AVE., 947, 4 Rm. apt.
Owner.
GL 2-4325
$85. security.
Apt IB,
6. 5. 4. A 3 RMS Unfurn ap
in apt. house Crown Heights and
Buahwick Ama. Children. Q
Sunday Agent PR 4-5822.
UNFURN APT
5 rm 4135.00;
Children Agent
4 rm.
EV
4 RMS. Unfurn. clean Adults |
ferred. $75 per month 2 moi
rent required Owner GR 9-3544.
4 Roome. modern
3 Rooms
4 Rooms
2 Family, leans
Concord 1384 Bedford
ST
UNFURNISHED 4 RM. Apt. 401
Logan St. Fast N.Y. Section In
spection after 4 p.m. Children
HALSEY ST.. 4 Rm. rent control
led apartment. Working couple on
ly. 475 monthly. Broker B.T. Wil-
d>ma 147 Ralph Ave. GL 3-1182.
CROWN Heights —
meat, private en
Phone Scott
7 Room apart
rance Adult
IN 84
4 Rooms. <85.
4 Rooms. <95,
3 Rooms, <95.
3(4 Rooms. <90.
3 Rooms. <23.
4 Rooms, 995.
8 Rooms, 5135.
Broker
St. Johns. Pl
Greene Am.
Greene Am.
Putnam Ave.
Thompkins Ave.
Clifton PI
Sterling St
708 SteathW Place
MA 2-1
414 Georgia Ava. 4 Rms. A11 Im
provements. $73 monthly. Call
DI 54787 until 3 P.m. UL 4-1135
after 2 p.m. Owner.
PROSPECT PL. Beautiful private
5 rm. apt. Children. $85. Apt bldg
LEFFERTS AVE — Modern 4 rm.
Parquet, children. Witoon BU 7-3079
- 6r 5, 4, 3, -W apt*.
Check our hats, wo may have
what you want. broker—UL 7-4174
4 rma. 495. Also 5 fr 4 rms.
Couple pref.
4 ROOM Apartment. Can all
Sat. and Sun. Mon and Frt, w»
GL 4-2999. 330 Moffat St.
day
4 FRONT RMS. First floors. 49493
near tranap. and shopping Sea
Supt. 147 Sutter Ave., or call ev
enings, PR 4-5425 Owner.
4 Bam <43; with gasnga. 4115;
4 rms. Bklyn Ava.. apt. baa. 4110;
4 rma. 445. Bainbridge St. Mrs
Sobers. PR 34444. B Atoany Ave.
Unfurnished. 449.50,
4 rms. Maple St . 81
enog Rd.. 445; Mrs. St
KM. 52 Atoany Ava.
1, 2 and 3 Rooms
ST ALBANS — J rm. apta. furn
ished and unfurnUtwO. Also 4 rm.
apta. A houses to least.
REVANDER REALTY
300-06 Unden Blvd
St. Albans
LA 74060
(LBANU* *
3 room apta, furnished fr unfurn.
Children. Also 4-room apt. fr
bouses. Agent - HO 54030.
ST. ALBANS 3 rm fur
LA 7-LM1
and ED 3-2848
SPRINGFIELD Gardens 3 rm. apt.
lnt floor 430 weekly. Working cou
pie preferred. No Fee AX 7-3730
Owner - FI 1-1718
4 Roams and Over
Nicely tondshed rm apt. Mi
dle-aged working couple pref. —
Call from 10 a.m. — 4 p.m. Owner
OL 1-5323.
SEALE
ST 3-8010
Queans—Unfurnished
Call 514-MI 3-7317 Owner.
4 Rc
and Ovtr
WYANDANCH Village 4 bedroom
modem apt. Working/ fam. Pref.
Large 3 dr. refrigerator, new el
trie range, utilities tod. 51440
7217 Owner.
Z
Wtstchostor—Unfurnished
4 Rooms and Ovtr
YONKERS — Suburban. Modem 4
rm. walk-ln apt. Bus tranep. 30
minutes from NYC. Call 914-YR
4-4534; WA 44942. OWNER
APARTMENTS
-Unfurnished Wanted
LANDLORDS — Bat your apta with
us Deatrabla clients waiting.
BROKER
PR 8-3789
WANTED I 1 I
Na charge to I
PAUL
614-A Nestraad Ave.
IN 7-9485
BroeUya
Landlord's Free Service
Your Apta Kitchenettes and Houses
Needed. We have select clientele
waiting Aurora Realty. 112-13 Far
mers Blvd.. Hollis. HO 64830.
LONG ISLAND apartments, kit
ch.nattea and rooms. Liat years
with ua for quick action. No
charge to landlords — Jenkins
Realty, 12-21 lOttb St., Corona,
HA 4-4114
N.Y.
REIIAM.I TfNANTS WAHINO
For apartments, kttrhwsaftaa. roomi
CALI EV 5-8601 NOWI
No Fes to Landlord
North Atlantic 2045 Fulton St
Want A Werihf Tenant?
ACT NOW!
LIST TODAY!
J. BuConen
311 Kingston Ave.
PR 2-9598
(near Union)
GL 5-5451
FREE LANDLORD LISTING
BRONX fr QUEENS APTS. WANTED
HILBURN REALTY GL 4-4640
LANDLORDS - LISTINGS
Apnrtmeoto.
AU 4-7178
No Fee
AU 8-7743
1, 2
MICKENS JA 3-Q347
ALL SECTIONS at ttaeens. apart
ment!, furalahad and unfvrnlal
Better homes and commonii
170-10 Liberty Avenue, Jamaica.
(428tf)
3. 4 and 5 rms. Uafaistaled
furnished. 114-02 Merrick Blvd.
Addif Realty AX 7-1661
________________ (nun
ROCKAWAY BEACH — Aubura. 2(4
and 4(6 rm apto. Modern, fine
location. 4495119. Call after 6.
w 6om__________aee—
3. 4, 5. fr 6 rma.
Flertnce Leoawan
LA 5-8319 AR 6-7559
200-27 Linden Blvd St Albans
3-4-55 6 RM APTS. 1 fr 3 family
houses. Lease. Rent fr Sale.
Reasonable Rent
AGENT
HO 44448
SPRINGFIQD GARDENS
3 Reom Apartment
MEWIY MCORATED
VERY 6000 CONDITION
$100
CAUL OWNER:
AX 1-1802
34-5 Reems in All Areas
CHILDREN. REASONABLE
HILBURN REALTY^. 44640 ,
H OLLIS 314 ROOMS $115
PARSONS RlTY 0L 84144
So. Oaooa Park — 4 rats., gaa and
electric included, private entrance.
4106.
SPRINGFIELD GARDENS — 4
rma., ground floor, new apt.. 4130.
_ «w 1 and 2 family homes
Brekar, Tckmt W. Wfrshtaft*"
JA 9-1529
FA 25414
HUSHING - 3 ROOMS $117
PARSONS RLTY 0L 8-4144
Apartments Wonted I
ANYWHERE IN BROOKLYN
Ne Charges te Lendlerdt
Retpensihle Tetrentt Weitiaf
Please Call New
AJAX REAL ESTATE
UL 7-3400
1192 Fnlton SL (near Bedford)
LANDLORD
Liat your apta, rma fr
with us. select client
Roundtree Realty, 1747 Amatar-
dam Ave., AU 4-2S22.
Long Islandert Free Service
Far bettor Tenants Liat Apta.,,
Kitchenettes, fr Houses with us.1
Same day Service. Walker's Realty
FA 25449
EAST ELMHURST
NO CHARGE TO LANDLORDS
Landlords, list year apta. bouses,
kitchenettes, turn, and unfurn rma..
with us. All tenants investigated.
Reliable Rental Service
. TW 4-7294
APARTMENTS TO SHARE
EN.Y. Young lady wishes to share
3 rm apt with eatoe. Ml 75773.
call after 4:30 p.m. All day week
end.
SPACIOUS 4M» RM APT. Share with
3 employed young
Call aft* S wfcdayg. All
» Sun. AC 2-3436.
. * DAUGHTER hare np-
I to 4hare with aama. 844
CaA EV 75M4, ext. 39f
157
pm AU 1-7434.
CaU
PLACE
your
CLASStFI ED
AD
HERE
IN THE
Wa hove 3, 4
Hawley Realty
HO 4-7740
ARTS. FOR RENT
4. 4. 4 and 8 rma. Working people
preferred. Children
Simmons Realty. 106-48 NY Blvd
AX 7-2730
3, 4 A 5 Rooms
L fr R Realty
SP 6-9343
GL 4-3074
"LARGEST
3 ROOM APARTMENT. Modern 4100
a month. Couple preferred.
AGENT HO 5-4546
3, 4 and
children
GL 4-3
rm apta.. welfare.
Reatty
SP 6-93431
4 ROOMS AND OVER
JAMAICA - 8 room!
1138 Including uHlttien Secur
ity required. Working adulta prof.
Owner, OL 7-3444 MA 3-4144.
HOLLIS - 4 rm.
niahed. <134 mt
1 p.m.
FI 1-r
UttWIea fur
, call after
SPRINOFIEI.D GARDENS RMS
CHILDREN 4133
PARSONS RETT 01 8-4144
HOLLIS 6 ROOMS $139
PARSONS RLTY 0L 8-4144
$ ROOMS
IMMEDIATE gcca
paecy. Net
RE 45864
and
STRONGEST
TM
WEEKLY
NEWSPAPER
< in the
COUNTRY"*
TELEPHONE
in MANHATTAN
and the BRONX
Rl 9-5300
IN BROOKLYN
5, and QUEENS
UL 7-2S00
WELFARE — Children — No Fee
President St., 2(i rms. <90 Lexing
ton Ave. 2(i. <85; X 990 R. J.
MA 2-8796
Hughes
Come In now DI 5-1177. DI 5-1194
1844 Strausa St.. Cor. Pitkin Ave.
GREEN A WITE REALTY, Inc.
3 RMS. 475; 5 Rma. New York E.
Ave. 490; 5 rma., <108 6 rme. SH5.
TA 7-6679
AGENT
N. Y. 8 RIBS. 4138
Bergen 9t. 4 rm apt.
2 RMS. Elevator
985 Park Pl.,
Call after 7 p.m.
building »5
PR 3-4870
OWTfER
2<,i RMS. Modern. 490. vicintly Kinga
County, 800 Rogers Ava. Sherman
IN 2-2499
3 RMS Modern flecorated vicinity
N.Y. Ava. and Park Pl. 4U3 mth
Sherman
CaD IN 9 2499
j X 4, 5 and 4 RMS “All vacant,
ready to move in-Welfara. Call
Mr. Jerry PR 3-9927.
3(4 Large unfurn. 495 or furs, spr
ing adults preferred. SL 5-6906
Owner
Welfare.
RM - 80
RMS. —
Plenty furn apta.
eki I4eee
4 CTUMJi rn.
MI - 445.
4. 5. fr 4 RM Apto. available
Brooklyns* beet neighborhood
EV 5-9693
Mr.
WELFARE. Children. Crown Heights
many 3 rm agite. 4106 Beautifully
decorated apt bldg.
Agent
MA 25794
1(4 RM.
ful New
batii. 71
4215.
apt. Baantt
tile
Stuyveeant Ave UL 4-
(C
Child
CYRUS
Security
UL 8-7373
WE HAVE APARTMENTS
AU Sizes — AB Sections
OUR he SS0 - EV 5-9401
North Atlantic 2045 Fulton St.
CA’ Train to Rockaway Ave.)
Also opfa Sundays M P.M.
RM. Apt. Excellent block fr area
Nr. Beth-El Hospital. Small fam
ily pref. Jnat decorated. LW A
1930 Weekdays Agent.
28 Berkeley PI.. 4 rm, apt., gaa
and electric included. 8120
OWNER
6L 44610
5 BEAUTIFUL RMS 5110. Call after
7:30 p.m. or Sunday. Working
adulta pref. EV 4-0124 OWNER
Apts. Available
All Over Brooklyn
6's, 5*4,4*5, 3'$, 2'c
Children Welcome
UL 7-3400
1192 Fulten St. (nr. Bedford)
AJAX REAL ESTATE
WHJJAMrodRGH
4 rma. lm-
Nr. Tringp, fr ite
ping. <90 mth One mth security
required. ES 4-1077.
Brevoort PI. 3
Macon St. 4 r
Rent, security
BROKER
and
MODERN
couple |
2>k rm.
495
fee required
MA 2-0752
999 LEXINGTON Are., 4 rms, heat,
hot water, small working family
155 Owner MA 25474
Single
yr 3-0473
STUYVESANT AVE., 234. large 7
rm. duplex apt., private house,
MA 2W«
<140. owner
Welfare tenant*
Call NF 4-4391
after 6 P.M.
2(4 RM. Apt. for rent Private kit
chen and hath Working couple
preferred. Call GL 3 2549 Owner
4 Reums ami Over
WEI.FARE. WELFARE. WELFARE
< RMS. $108; Ki RMS. «B: 1 RMS.
4115; 6 RMS. 8138.
BOOKER JONES
HY 35868
4 RMS. 496; 3 RMS.' $78; 5 RMS
4100; 4 RMS. 4120; BOOKER JONES
AGENT
r 358M
PR 45222
PARK SLOPE — 4
Bainbridge at — 4
St Marta Are, —
IYW7TTM4, VJTJU
4 roomg. JBO
Ohwirt - 8____ __
SYDNEY S.MOSHETTE
PE 1444 Fulton
M RM UNFURN APT. —
ineaa people preferred
BY IMM
OPEN ON
4TH OF JULY
Bpaclal Fpa SM
APTS IN APT. BUILDING AND
PRIVATE HOUSES HOUSES TO
LEASE
fcyttea) Brefrar PR
MQWWGe Ur4 4 Rna. npLjaildrow
MONROE ST.,
Children
4 rm. apt.
Broker
PR 15727
or go direct 358 Monroe St.
5 RM. Apt, private house. Working
people preferred, child. Rent 4120
monthly. Call HY 1-3319 Owner.
4 RM. Apartment for rent. Near
tranap. and shopping Adulta pre
ferred. CaH after 2 p.m.
OWNER
GL 3-7673
NOW RENTING 5 Rm. apt Quiet
neighbnrhoog. Call after 10 a.m.
and all day Sun
UL 75539
(owner)
so-w7“wni ST., Coney Island.
4 vacant rms.
welfare
See supt.. Bungalow 1 ar call Ban.
RA 4 3048
4 Rms. <46 mthly
3 Rma. 170 mthly
5 Rme 4100 mthly
4 rma 4114 mthly
Dalton
Children
child
children—
CjiIKFiWTi
C,L 3-4341.
4 RMS. Untod St .
5 Rma. Union St ,
4 Rma. Prospect PI.,
3(4 Rma. Seymonr Are.,
2(4 Row. Beat N.Y ,
4 Rma. Eaat N.Y.
Rma.
pee Realty,
4 Rm. apt. 1
rm. apt.. Bt
lor and fro
Stoy Owner
4 RMS.
appllaa
<7190.
PR
wirt Section; 9
tek Section Par-
floor. Bedford—
MA 35998
VaroCSk BY
•upt Apt.
75474 Ow
B. 174
741 HXNCqpK 8Tz. near
t; 4
rms. 47469 aaa amt. te
right M4 Central Ard:-rear Ca
vort. 4 tana. 444 aaa apl, 4
right. Owner ID >58
Prospect Pl., 3
Sterling Pl.. S
Sterling Pl.. 8 rooips -
FrahMM Aje., 5 rags ------- »frs4.
8.
OTrffcHS A9KILABLB
Mr. Alexander ST 3-3700
St. 2 rooms, all pri
Owner
751 Greene Ave., 3 rooms, free gag
and electricity, owner.
OL 2-1926
HI 2-4782
vate. children.
HI 3*5722
tin
8125
415
77
4120
4110 440 Lexington Ave., 2
4 85 Private, children.
60 GL 2-1926
I 40
1994 Pacific St , 2 rooms. aD pri
vate, owner, children.
IN 7-1794 GL 2-1926
all
182 Powe
Ol 6-1049
$♦, 3
4 rms
1 rooms
and
kttchepettes.
SQUARE DEAL RENTING SERV.
402 W 145th 8t (hr St. Nicholas Av)
WA »4nO8_______________ FO 4-5506
4 RMS NELSON AVE. (Univer
sity) 471;
4 RMS E. 138TH St. 439:
3 RMS. E. 117TH St.. 862:
4 RMS. E. 134TH St. <87;
4 RMS. FORDHAM RD $86;
F fr R Aasoctates. Inc.
214 E. 149th 8t Bx. MO 5-6462
roome and bath, Vermont Street.
5 00 per i
ST 9-4108
Sterling PI. 3 rms $66.25 per
■Mrth, Broker M 7-8198
2 RM APT.
Bus! new
UNFURN
eoopie preferred.
Owner
HY 3-1209
-3’i RM. Apt. Tile floor* and
FLATBUSH
.. LUXURY
APARTMENT
LIVING IN
FLATBUSH
FOR ONLY
$30 A ROOM
AT
Ebbets
Field
Apartments
McKeever PI. to Bedford Ave
Sullivan Place
to Montgomery St.
Now Open For. -
Immediate Occupancy
Rental Apartments
Ebbets Field Apartments
are located in Downtown
Flatbush, just IS minutes
from Manhattan and min
utes from all parts .of
Brooklyn, Prospect Park,
Brooklyn Botanical Gardens,
The Brooklyn Academy of
Music, Brooklyn Public Li
brary and The Brooklyn Mu
seum are virtually around
the comer.
Luxury Features
Luxury Features include off
foyer lay-outs, dramotteoMy
designed living room, spa
cious dining areas, abun
dant closet space, terraces,
provision for through wall
air conditioning, sumptuous
kitchen with loads of cab
inet spoce, electric refriger
ator-freezers, formica coun
ter tops, modem gas ranges.
Extra Facilities
Ebbets Field Apartments
have large spacious play
grounds, game rooms, sitting
oreos on pavilion with land-
scaping, on-site parking and
Ofvsite shopping.
2 & 3 Bedroom
Apartments Avail.
Two Bedroom Apartments
*144 to *159
WflH BALCONY
Three Bedroom Apartments
.(6 ROOMS)
*169 to *181
Rental Office
1720 Bedford Avenue
PResident 2-2100
OPEN 7 PAYS
Mon thru Thurs 10 om-8 pm
Fri thru Sun 10 am-6 pm
ANOTHER DEVELOPMENT BY
THE
KRATTER CORPORATION
DIRECTIONS: BY SUBWAY—BMT
Brighton Expreea to Pi.wpect Park
Station OR IRT Flatbush Ave. Ex
press to Franklin Are. Station. By
CAR—Manhattan Bridge to Flat-
bush Ave. Ext. Flatouah Ave. to
Empire Blvd., left to Bedfad Are.,
t left to alto OR Belt Parkway to
Expremmay to C'.urrh
Ava. left to Bedford Ave.. 1.5 to
site. FROM QftFEn.? - L . *lvn-
Queens Exprewwey to 7 u_rr St .
to Flatbush Ave. Ext io Flatbush
Ave., left on Empire Blvd. to Bed
ford Ave., left to site
FLUSHDVO CO-OP. 3(k front rme
Corner. Walk subway. 6136. Util
ities included. Payment tl.WK) lib
eral tax deduction*. TU <.2232.
OWNER
$>k
1. X X family temsi
propertlw. AU Boro
C LESLEY JOHN
Also Mean
(14*7758
Brem-Per Sale
ABRAHAM
HOMES
NFW
1 & 2 FAMILY
1 FARE ZONE
G.I. MORTGAGE
LOW DOWN PAY.
30 YR 5’/4%
MORTGAGE TO ALL
6 & 6 rms 2V2 baths
3 CAR OARAOI
1 FAM 7
Finished Pkr
rooms +
Gerage
Playroom,
MODS:
E. 216th St.
901
BUILDER
Ave.
OL
BRONX
1 Fare Zone
ae
Thruway Village
2 Family Brick
Playroom Garage
G.l. Approved
Ask About
Our Layaway Plan
ALSO AVAILABLE
1 FAMILY HOMES
2939 Tiemann Ave.
DirsetiSM: E. 4B GuuhUl Rd. to Ar-
now Ave., left at Arnow Ave (Poet
Office), to Tiemann Ava., laft at
riemaan Ave. to model.
Open every day including
till
BEAUTIFUL NEW
2 FAMILY BRICK
SOUNDVIEW STATION PELHAM
BAY LINE. 1 block from subway
6 8 5 ROOM RANCH
LEVEL APTS.
3 Baths, Full Basement
$3,500 DOWN
EASY TERMS
Silhouette Realty TU 2-2600
----- 1 E. Gunhill Rd.
Open 7 day*
$i,750 DOWN
N. RIKELMAN CY S-571()
.
W. BRONX - 2 fr 3 Family brick.
>43m. Snundvie*. 3 family brick.
SS3W). WUttamabridge. X 3 fr 4
family brick. S3J89. Brooklyn.
X 1. fr 4 family brick. 43J8M
AC 35394
BROKER
..... .....-
wWdJkwwWtalB ....
Williomibridge—Beoutrful 4 torn
brick det. 4 garoget, garden, pat-
to. Very modem. Many, many
othert.
CaH new—Denett, 536 t. 165 St.
LU 9-5120 WY 1-2587
Nr
HOUSES FOR SALE
Grand
tnceana Call Mr.
LU
BX. E. 223 ST. —
____.
semi-detached brick house — 4
roome. 3 badrma. 1($ baths, large
yd., fruit trow, patio, washing
machine, freezer, wall to wan
carpeting. Atty.. MU 4-U» or TR
FAST SELLERS
QUICK
OPPORTUNITY
NEW 1 FAMILY
TAPESTRY BRICK HOMES
a ROOMS, 4 SIMOOMS.
RIAR PORCH, 3 BATHS.
GARACI 6 8CAOTI4UI
INCOM! FINISHIt) RICRCATION
STUDIO APT.
$2,500 CASH
UHiouette Realty TU 2-2600
PROMPT COURTEOUS SERVICE
AT ALL TIMES
FOR SALE.
129th SL 4
also. 1, X 4
Bronx. Others.
AU
WUUamafaridga ^lc. New 4 Families
4 and X Garage. $26,006 up. Low
Cash. Yonkers 4 Family. Many
“»^eiova
L0 8-1M0
AU VACANT
W. 121 St., St. Nkbelas Ave.
11 rooms. 2 baths,
brick, needs repairs.
Full price $9250 Cash $3300
BALANCE 1 MORTGAGE
CALL OWNER PL 75445
4
vacant:
AU
direct from
CaU
138TH ST (Rai 75th Aren.) Lagal
TloUMG
^21 000
127TH ST (Bat 9th fr Madtron Area)
Legal rooming house. Price 419JOO
LEGAL Rooming houaa, above 148th
St. (Bat Convent fr St. Nic)
Avoa). Price $28XX»
For further iiWormatton
BROKER
MO 45794
PELHAM BAY
Bronx River Ave. E. 172 St.
4 family, brick. 15 robins,
detached, oil. modern
perfect condition
Full price $t»joe. Reasonable Cash
Balance bank mortgage
Small monthly payments
CaU owner PL 75985
1 EAMILY Frame attached~Ail
brass plumbing Price 41SjmO. Bo-
tween 111 fr 183 9t and Park Are.
OWNER
FO 4-0661 n
1 FAMILY Brick houee. 4 Ur pa
rooms. 2 utility ronpw. Tremendous
living room Modern refrigerator.
wagtong machine, stove, air-con
ditioned Eaat Bronx. 4BJKM Call
LU 4-1444. after « 30 p.m. Owner
E. 119th St.
well kept 5 family,
ttUM, brau plumbing,
nice yard, bargda.
$17,000.
AkxaMkr Della Case
E. 149th 8L
MO 4-1406
AportuMRf Houms
Manhattan
0 and largar.
on. M4 to I
from tt nno w
AC 45314
16 FAMILY Apt
NEW 3 Family houe
age, 4 fr 4 rme. E.
Carpenter Ave, fr
Builder. TU 15411.
3 FAX. Brick beam. In very good
1. 14 rms. CaH AU 4-3<7g
Anytime after 4 p.m.
Want Bronx. Modern 3 family brick,
ail 2-car garage. A-l condition. Ex
it location Many others.
C«l!
EGERTON DENNIS
E. 149th St CY 2-3777 Agent
BEAUTIFUL ~
Beautiful brick house Select netgh-
. Reasonable down payment
15 yr. mortgage
DA 9-6611
Ml t/w
flpnrfmtnt Haatu
E. 114 ST.
Wall Kept 5 Family
Stoat, Brau Plumbing
Nica Yard, Bargain
$17^00
ALEXANDER DELIE CESE
Bronx Far Saia
4 FAMILY, 15 rm. apta. vac.
414004. Caah 44600.
4M4. MO MOT.
LU X
IN NEW YORK CALL Ri 9-5300.. TO PLACE WANT ADS.. IN BROOKLYN CALL UL 7-2500
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5 Vi ROOMS
$
69
PER MONTH
$150 CASH NEEDED
AGENT JA 6-7371
JAMAlCAeX*
bedrms. 2 baths. 1
block tranggi k shopping. I blocks
to school. Root for only *103 uto
Ask tor Mr. Lao Ageat OL 7-4417
SO OZONE PARK. 2 family. 3 k
3. rent tor M10 month. Cloee to
transit. Ask for Mr. Ma neon
AGENT '■*>
'
OL
BAISLEY PARK
8 RMS
*79
FINISHED BASEMENT
M-O-N-T-H-l-Y
OPTION TO BUY
Call Owiwr, Mr. Barry
0L 8-4646
SEEING IS BELIEVING
House >63 MO. No
House *73 -MO. No
MO. No
House $98 MO. No
5 RM
6 RM
7 RM House
8 RM
Fee
£
Fee
CaU Ua and Be Convinced
AGENT
JA 3-4*00
5Vi RMS. $69 PER MO
Beautiful home detached, vacant,
modern kitchen k bath, with ga
rage. Mr. Ross JA 3-3921
The Crazy Irishman
HOUSES FOR RENT
If you are Interested In renting a
home and not having any success
kindly call us for our free expert
advice and consultation.
0L 9-4703
Ask (or the
Crazy Irishman
ST. ALBANS 7 rms.. 3 bedrms.
Clone to everything. This to a steal
at *1*3 month. Ask for Mr. Bruce
AGENT
OL 7-4711
SPRINGFIELD GARDENS 7 rma,
bert, AGENT
OL
OZONE PARK
6 RMS
? BDRMS
‘69
OPTION TO BUY
OL 8-3533
JAMAICA — 7 rms. 3
Barbecue pit in backyard
tor only *100 month. Ask I
AGENT OL
or Mr
7-4(17
St. Albans $14,990
GI RESALE
Detached Colonial type home. 3
large bedrooms 4. expaation attic,
modern kitchen fc hath, garage,
loads of eatraa. Move right In
ordinary. WJ tort*
■— tat*rt"r--,t**,
mnuig rm. wsiaen cioaeu. m hatae, __ GJ roREClOSURK
‘‘T™.*1 Springfld Gdns $16,990
gala caald ha possible Call right
bow HAWLEY REALTY HO S-7740
Taka Over $79 Mo Paymt
No credit check, move la right
away. Small amount of cash to
ooHiar and thia beeotital brick ranch
la yours. Finished basement, modern
I year old hrich Ranch AU the
rooms are on one floor, modern
kitchen and hath, rentable basement
with apartment, garage, loads of
extras. Immediate occupancy
G.I. NO CASH Down KHA SfcSO Down
Queens Home Soles
OL 8-7510
176-13 Hillside Ave.. J am ales
<—• ._________________ CAMBRIA NB6NTS
2 FAMILY
—— — ~»-«.>“■ a.
large 3 family
TJS'lX.’mui
I basement AU modern Extra*
**“*'•
$11,900 Ranch Custoht built. Brick Mxl2S
at a
apartments
Sm*il C**
lately, only $300 down to ail. Rent R““>
lor one apt. pays mortgage LIVE
RENT FREE: Mr. Meer JA
EAST ELMHURST
3 FAMILY BRICK. • RMS
plus finished basement. 4 down. 5
up. 2'» baths. 3 kitchens. 3 refrig
erators. 1 car garage, convenient
location for transportation, shopping
k schools. Beautiful residential area
LIVE RENT FREE. LOW DOWN
Price »2L7Sp.
PAYMENT.
7 room house BARGAIN. Finished
basement*-’ Arrange terms to your
satisfaction. Good neighborhood
311J00
1 fathily brick shingle. 3 stories
« rmi. 3 bedrooms, patio In rearj
Finished basement, modern kitchen
and bath. Price $19,500.
183-31 Astoria Blvd.
FA 2 8989
Ozone Pork $84 Mo. Mtge.
('Garden of Eden')
No Cask GI Lew Dwa FHA
Located in a picturesque tree-lined
; nonir
suburban area, this immaculate home
-living
ha, a spacious party surd
rn all
rm . to, ia! dining rm.. modern
d twin
science luliAien. cross-ventilated
sued bedrms.. ceramic tile bath,
play basement, detached garage.
Shopping transportation, schools all
nearby Don’t delay!
20th CENTURY
168-10 Hillside »«.
0L 8-9000
BELLAIRE ESTATES — Brick. I
™ h^GbI“eine,1‘
CaH Agent TW 8-7200 >"
-------’ ogoMB-riBK
7 ROOM COLONIAL
completely detached - finished
eompteseiy
FOR ALL! NO DOWN PAYMENT
LONG ISLAND HOMES
,68-12 Hillside Ave. RE 9-7300
sPRlNGflBXD PK *104 MO MTGE.
BRICK 3 Fam 4 Rmi each apart
ment. otl heat. Exiilent condi
tian. Vpotairs Rent wlil pay mort
gage. GI NO DOWN , PAYMENT
FHA (866 Down Call owner OL S-
MSI.
HOLLIS. BRICK. 1 Family. 3 large
bedrooms. Large fimshable base
ment. garage Many extras Include
Relrigerstor. Washing Machine and
Aluminum storms k Screens
$98.88 PER MONTH
PAYS MORTGAGE
CALL OWNER
OL 8-1778
CAMBRIA HEIGHTS
BRICK TUDOR
Home with Lavender colored
bath, completely modern kitchen,
beautifully finished basement. 3 lovely
bedrooms, separate Uvlng and din
tag rooms. Detached garage. Con
temporary landscaping Situated an
one of the nniet residential streets
ia Queens, only *900 cash
Call Agent for full details
JA S-7371
-
NOT A FANTASY
THIS IS FOR REAL *
AX 7-1111.
E. J. DAVID
BALSiEY PARK Ctxne one Come
ell. Brick. Ovoratxau Rooms House
has everything, only $1X990. NO
CASH DOWN )\>K AIL.
ST -ALBANS. Brick. Government
Approved. Move in 30 days. < over
sized Rooms, ilk Baths. GI.’s NO
Cash Down Civilians *900 Down.
AX 7-2111
In not too many words. aU I can
say la that ! have a moat beautiful
ranch style home, featuring all large
rooms, in the beat section of ST.
ALBANS. for only <12.700. Can ba
had with mly *90 cash. Or ANY
ONE CAN TAKE OVER EXISTING
GI MORTGAGE, with tow cash.
Oil heat, garage. 5.606 aq ft of
all by Itself on tree
street. *72.50
Ultra modem bourn. 3 hotel sii« monthly payment. Call this agency
for a deal of a lifetime. JA 6-7309
■Agent
CAMBRIA H KG HTS —■ Cutintn brick.
E. J. DAVID
T—rid—o’1—)
flu.
made beat, no cash down to Gia.
FHA *390 Goodyear - 87-36 16* St.
Jamaica
OL 7-
1 -AVRELTON — Rambling brick ,
ranch. 3 bedrooms, automatic beat?
fin. basement, cloned patio, large
yard with red roses on fence. Tall
trees, barbecue. Goodyear *7-56 16*
St. Jamaica
OL 7-6*01.
QUEENS VILLAGE toot my wife,
sell my 6 bedroom Dutch
4 bedroom borne Immed
iately FHA *290. GI no cash. Call
my exclusive agent OL 7-0213.
WE HAVE A huge selection of 1
and 2 family homes with low
down payment. Call now to see
some of them. Hawley Realty.
HO 8-7740.
JAMAICA 2 family frame AU fur
nished. OU burner *18.000. CaU
every day except Sat RE *-5262.
100-31 New York Blvd. OWNER.
SPRINGFIELD GARDENS — 9 room
brick on Andersc Rd. *17600.
CaH LA 7-4393 or 36’-DE 4-9034.
N. Jersey I OWNER'
Queens For Rout
6
BAIStfY PARK
RMS
’69
MONTHLY
OPTION TO BUY
TRYME REALTY
SOUTH OZONE PARK — Vacant
legal S family U rooms. ftnttiied
haoamant. a ear garage, rent tl»
a year Mass Security No fee
AX 1-1403
AGENT
CEDAR MANOR. Id room
only needs painting Owner will
rant tor *130 ar wUl set,. No feet
JA 3-0272
AGENT
CEDAR MANOR — 10 room boose
.Only needs painting. Owner will
real for *83 or will sell. No fee
AGENT
JA 3-0272
StHTH OZONE PARK
ceoler hall, t root
- SparkUng
traditional
archiiecture
will rent for *96 with option to
buy NO FEE AGENT JA
JAMAICA — Near subway, 13
very
M00 rant with opton
toe Agent
to buy- No
JA 3-1617
BAISLEY PARK — Widower wUl
sacrifice home. 11 rooms. 3 bed
rooms, 2 baths. *93 a
Rent with option to buy. No fee
Agent JA 3-1516
»-__________
CAUTOWHIA W eft-
* large rooms, residential neigh
borhood Suburban atmosphere-
Near everything Rent 3120 op
tion to buy. No toe.
AGENT
AX 1-1401
BAISLEY PARK — Rent with op
tion to buy. 1 family-frame- 2 tiory
colonlals-6 rooma-garage *150 rent
for purchase plus *25 month, price
*14500. Agent JA *
SOUTH OZONE PK — sparkling
center hall 8 room traditional
borne. Contemporary architecture
Will rent tor *98 with option to
buy No Fee Agent AX 1-1400
BAISLEY PARK — Charming
8-
room Ranch type home. 3 Sunny
Rooms Finished basement, gar
age. MOS a month. Rent or buy
No Fee Agent JA 3-!
Call Agent
Richard (renders"* OL 0-J101
tJtlRELlON
SOLID BRICK
4 BEDROOM RANCH
Completely detached —
basement — automatic gs
si 40* FILL DOWN PAYMENT!
Call
B. HAZHL
Ol B-1B11
$200 DOWN
FORECLOSURE
NO CLOSING FEES
JAMAICA
3 rm*., 2 bedrms . full basement,
automatic heat, price *8.990. *H
pays mortgage.
SO. OZONE PARK. 7 rfts- de
tached, aluminum siding. 40 X 10*
garden pint, garage, price *16.490,
3330 down, so closing fees. (SB*
pays mortgage Many more lititngs
CORWIN-GCTLEBER AGENCIES
96-12 Liberty Ave Ml 1161)0
139-50 Hillside Ave AX 7-2320
, ,
NO DOWN G.I. Small Down FHA
Fronting on a 30 acre park of ’hade
trees, botanical plants and ’ily
studded lake, this 7 rm.. 2 bu'h
home is a rare find for a chltdre,
blessed family. Party living rm.,
formal dining rm.. cabinet lined
modern kitqben. 3 twin sized bedrms. D»!--hed Colonial, * largo rooms,
walk-in closets. 2 colored tile baths. I neat ano -lean as
All
$57.66 Mo. Pay
bar Oversized patio and brick fire
place for the family cook-out OU
fired hot water heat Oversized land
scaped ptoL Super convenient to all
facilities. A truly underpriced value!
20th CENTURY
168-10 Hi»«4e in.
0L 8-9000
and ■ made heat NO HANDYMANS
SPECIAL. READY TO MOVE Di
Only *9600 full price. *100 down
to an. AGENT JA 6-7301.
ST. ALBANS — An brick, semi de
tached. 6V4 rm*. large living rm
with fireplace, formal diningrm
Large kitchen. 3 over tized bed
rms. tile bath, atoll shower, fin
ished basement, large patio, gar
age. Nr. all stores, gghoois, and
transit. *17500 Owner HO 4-8761.
HOLLIS DETACHED
*14590
HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL.
OL 9-7*29
7 large rooms, 3 bedrooms.
NONCASH GIs. *490 down others SPRINGFIELD Gardens. 178-27 145
OWNER
LEQAL 2 FAMILY HOUSE. Fully
detached. 40 x 100 plot. Steam heat
*22.000 No brokers
JAXMANRLTY AX 1-7400
169-11 Hillside Ave.. Jamaica’ queM Buyers „ Brokers. Merante
MINUTES TO CITY
9 ROOMS $13,500
Yes you can now buy a miniature
in a I fare zone. For the
measly sum of.
alt that needed, and *76.38 monthly
paya it.Jdi Has total of 6 bed
owner sacrificing. Call Mr
Berg Now AX 7-0*72
, NEED A BUYER
WITH $75 CASH
M yea have a steady Job and *73
cash. I can get you a lovely 3 bed
room Colonial boose, near subway
for only *9530. Your payments each
month win be cheaper than rent
only ***.74 per month. To find out
call my agent Mr. Weiss JA 3-
JOB TRANSFER
I have been transferred to Callfor
nia, I am willing to sacrifice my
3 year old Ranch home, all large
rooms, tile bath, modern kitchen.
Only S13J00. Original coM *15500
Can be had with *150 cash, call my
only agent1 at JA 3-4*0*
Handy Man's Special
$6,900 Full Price
3 bedroom house needs some paint
and carpentry work. *125 down to
all. Agent JA
Down Payment Reduced
$900 to $500
My agent says you can now buy
my lovely brick Ranch for only
(500 total rash, because I re
duced my price on toy 3 year old
home from *19.000 to *15.250 for
quick sale. My home has all modern
conveniences. Cali Mr. Drew now
JA 67271.
NO FANCY TALK
PRICE $11,500
I rooms. 9 bedrooms. IMi bath*, 2
kitchens, oversized plot, near sub
way. full basement, completely de
tached. all large rooms, oil heat
and extras *150 down to all *69
per month. Mr Owe OL 69201
SETTLING ESTATE
FULL PRICE $11,500
IMMACULATE. Bungalow type home
with large rooms, ia St. Albans
area. Beat buy of the month only
*190 required tor all and *65 31
roonly payment. Call private Agent
AX 7“
ARE NUT FOOLING
RANCH $25 DOWN
6 room Ranch near subway. aU de-l
BE 2-7487
LEGAL 2 FAMILY
11 ROOMS
J?' tanhek^ vacant, iftove to "within 1*| A detached 2 family now available
dayz. asking *13500. Can ba had to the buyer looking-for a large
for less. Call Agent now—make home. 2 private entrances. 2 kiteb-
offer. Payments like rent. Only' ens k 2 baths, oil heat large yard
57 per month. Agent JA 6-7302. space. COUNTRY LIVING IN THE
Queens Villlage
$100 Mo. Mtge.
Brick Showplace
NO CASH GI
Law Cash FHA
CITY. »9 50 Monthly Payment
Price $11,950 Cash $500
AX 7-0072
all
WeU-kept 0
brick home Oversized Uvlng rm.,
with picture view of country aide.
Banquet dining rm.. with French
door to spacious outdoor terrace
Cabinet lined all science kitchen 3
twin sized bedrm*., wardrobe closets
colored ceramic tile bath k Mall
shower Nite dob finished basement
with bar k extra lav. Economical
oil steam heat. A rare find in todays
market Thia bargain won't last!
20th CENTURY
168-10 Hillside Ave.
0L 8-9000
ST. ALBANS — Bank foreclosure
one family detached, 6 rma, cash
only *350 for all. No closing lees.
Broker TW 4-9664 Evenings.-------
BAISLEY PARK
2 FAMILY
4 Down — 2 Up
Finished Beement
G.L No Cash Down. FHA *800 Down
COTE REALTY
118-00 Sutphin Blvd,
Jamaica
JA 9-5003
BAISLEY PARK
BUNGALOW
5 Bedroom*
8 ROOMS—
Neer Shopping k Tranaportaton
G.I. No Cash.
FHA *900.
COT? REALTY
118-08 Sutphin Wvd . Jamadca
JA 9-5003
ST. ALBANS EXCELLENT 7 room
home, oil beat k garage, large plot
A-l area Only *16990. G.I. *200
Down. A Steel! H fc H JA 3-5300
I sPRti&Yte&F GARDENS 12 rooms
5 k bath. 4 k bath. Finished
basement. 3 fc bath. 3 kitchens.
large plot double garage. Excellent
buy *21.990 G.I. Ix>w Cash FHA
*3000 down H k H JA 3-5300.
7 BEDROOMS
VAN WYCK ESTATES
Unbeatable Bay for one who can
afford *990 Down payment. 4 rooms
and bath. 1st floor, 4 rooms and
bath 2nd floor. 3 rooms on 3rd
floor, and full finished basement,
(plus) 2 Car garage, for more Infor
mation caU Private Agent now.
AX 7-0236
HANDY MAN SPECIAL
8 room Colonial needs paint and
carpentry work. Full price *7J00
Cash down *150 to aU.
AGENT
AX 7-0072
TAKE OVER $87 M0. PAY
ABSOLUTELY NO CREDIT CHECK
MOVE IN 10 DAYS. Take over pay
ments .pay only small amount of
cash to owner and this beautiful
large roomy brick ranch to ail
yours. Modern throughout with full
basement and yard. BEST BUY IN
MONTHS. Call Owner's Agent:
OL 9-9203
OWNERS ELDERLY
SACRIFICING PROPOTY
We must sell due to old age and
our retirement to Italy. We have a
home in best of condition M a akoet
lovely section of Springfield Gardens
Consisting of 5 rooms, plus 3 room
finished basement. Must sell, we win
reduce price from *15,000 to *12,000
for some buyer; only *150 cash re
quired. Call our Agent Mr. Rosa for
other details. OL 9-9201.
HOLLIS — 3 Bedrooms, enclosed
porch, garage nr school, shopping
k tramsp Agent HO 4-6448 SP 6-
0106
HOLLIS - MARION PARK *18,990
M0 CASH G.l/s
W90 DOWN OTHERS >
SOLID BRICK TUDOR
3 master bedrooms, all science
eat-in kitchen. lVk Hollywood
baths with stall shower, wood
burning fireplace. Profesatonally
finished basement, garage. -
J AMMAN RLTY AX 1-7400
169-12 Hillside Ava.. Jamaica
ily- 4k 4 rooms, stucco shingle-
36 xlO© DETACHED- GARAGES,
only *22.300 Small down payment
for G.I. Agent. JA 6-6600.
2 FAMILY BRICK
6 A 3 only $14,500
2 family must be
Thia 2 family
apartment consist* of 4 room*, the
other to a stodin apartment, all
brick, finished basement, oil heat,
and oaly *150 required, for all. Don't
lose oat. HURRY! Can Agritl im-
mediately before It to too late
ol 9-9203
CAMBRIA HEIGHTS — Beautiful
brick ranch type bungalow. 7 rms..
4 bedrms . finished Basement. Large |
garden plot. 7 year* old G.I. no
cash down. Immediate occup.
LONG ISLAND HOMES
l*»-12 Hillside Awe.
RE 9-7300
^.k^lase «aP«H«
WIDOWS SACRIFICE
„.DV
------------------------------------------------------------ and elder woman muat sell her fully
Till* Howie Ha* Evarvthina detached one family. 6 large rma . SPRINGFIELD GARDENS. 4W rme
1 ekMKk' eBakaantaae* Rates <* a I steal TA eg
laakki AiTfiWT C’l .1
modern tile bath. NIGHT CLUB
shingle, detached bungalow. 30 x
BASEMENT, oil unit, large land
100-vacant. Special for G.I. NO
CASH DOWN, only «14.5fiO Agent
•
«-------- *n eono z> L
Cash
For All
*
HT. ALBANS VIC 4 bedroom Dutchlscaped plot, with big garage, oaly
Colonial. A • tirkmendous EAT IN *200 cash down
kitchen, wood burning fireplace MULTIPI.F ESTATE INC.
Finished basement, tree studded 90-40 Parson's Blvd.
JA 6 MOO
40x 160 land Garage. All Mructnrei—---------------
selling tor a measly sum of *11.990
Mnnthly payment for sfl *63 42 JjniE PALACE SACRIFICE
^^^*7____________________AX 7'0309 My owner who has been tranaferred
RICHMOND HILL
ONE FAMILY 3 Bedrma garage
semi-finished basement Nr stores
and tronap Call HO 8-9413 Owner
4 Md 7 P M WeeMayn. AU day
■at. k Son. Price I21J0O
lux 0AFE-ODD an large toad-
attic, k extra*. Vacant
matt seH Only *1*6*6 G.I.
tno FHA (M0 CaH My Agent
Ito Osa R JA 34360
HOUR - CAMFORNIA RANCH
1 down * battl. 2 bedrooms k
bath up. ton hutment. 4* s 100
ptoi. 1 oar garage, oil heat. Can
be seen at 185 J6 Galway Ave .
AGENT *21.540 HO 5-2275
out of town and muat sell hto fully
dwetached 8 rm. home. 3 Mg bed
rms. Large eat-in Hollywood klcthen.
finished basement, oil wilt and gs
■OW
MULTIPLE ESTATE INC
Parson’s Blvd._____JA 6-3*00
PARKWAY GARDENS
SWISS CHALET BEAUTY
Immaculate 6 rm. horn* on pictures-
qua tree lined atreet. 7 large rwa.
Mg bedrma. Finished basement, oil
unit, large landscaped plot with
MULTIPLE ESTATE INC
JA *
*6-46 Parson’s «vd
ST. ALBANS
$18,200
JAMAICA. A QnaUfled B
ad to Ptotttan. iMa
S Family How, 1 • Room Apart
manta. To Qualify Gl’a NO CASH
NO CASH G.I/S .
VA APPROVED
7 room*. 3 master bedrooms
AX 1-11
3 Bedrooms,
garage. Oov-
AX 1-1*11
bath. 1 car >am«e. Large gar
den plot Cyclone tonce MOVE
RIGHT W! - NO WATITNO!
JAXMAN RLTY AX 1-7400
ME12 Hillside Aye . Jamaica
' JA
BANKS MUST SELL '
ALL FORECLOSURES
Just obtained several Rank Fore
Mure Specials. Some as low ai
*100 down to *0. These homes are
going tor at least (1460 below
market Value In this area. Call ni
for further details. Wa have the key
ANKS AGENT
__ AX 7-0236
2 FAMILY $12,500
1 am retiring Selling this large 2
family at a loss. It hal large
and yard spue*. I also have 2 other
2 family homes, all of which mast
be sold Immediately. I am moving
to the quiet countryside of Vermont
I must sell any one of the homes
with the tow down payment of *300
to aU. Call my personal Agent now
for more Information. JA 4-7361
BRICK RANCH
3 YEARS YOUNG
Modern aa they come. Cahtnet
lined kitchen, built In oven, tremen
dous bedrooms, full length base
moot, plenty of yard spacn and
extra* gatoro are tiro features of this
brick Ranch, only *166 down to all.
*89 IB monthly payment Ag-nt
AX 7
OL 8-6640
SPRINGFIELD GARDENS Nothing
fancy Just plain bouse, 7 rooms,
porch, basement, age. *88. rent,
or buy No G.I. Agent. No Fee
JA 3-3460.
RICHMOND HILL Colonial
sion 13 rooms with finished base
ment. Outdoor patio and Bar-Be
Que pit *110 a month No Fee
AGENT
JA
CAMBRIA HEIGHTS — • room
Colonial home. 4 large bedrooms
plenty of closet apace Modern In
every respect V20 • month. No
AX 1-1400.
Fee Agent
RICHMOND HILL — Lovely 3 bed
room borne, finished basement
modem kitchen k bath. *95 rent
or buy. No cash G.I. No Fee
AGENT
JA 3-1316.
ST. ALBANS
7 RMS
*79
MONTHLY
OPTION TO BUY
AGENT
OL 8-6467
LOCUST MANOR — Legal 2 family
custom built. Convenient neighbor
hood *100 a month, option to buy
AGENT
No Fee
AX 1-1403
VERY LARGE home with IS rooms
near Van Wyvk Blvd. Rent or
buy *120 monthly No Fee AGENT
JA 3-0272.
JAMAICA — * rooms. * bedroom
bouse. Just e. ed* pointing. Cal,
today. Rent for only *95 a month
No Fee AGENT
AX 1-1401
BAISLEY PARK — Widower will
sacrifice home. 11 rooms, 8 bed
rooms. 2 baths. *83 a month
Rent with option to buy No fee
Agent JA 3 3460.
RICHMOND HILL — 7 lovely rooms
k porch. Large modern kitchen
k bath, *98 per month. Rent or buy
NO FEE AGENT AX 1-14*2
BAISLEY PARK — "Do it
self Special” needs painting, nice
neighborhood 9 rooms. 2 baths
2 kitchens. *90 month Rent or buy
No Fee Agent
JA 3-1516
JAMAICA — Large 14 room house
too targe for present owner. Over
, sized garden plot. Will rent for
*125 with option to buy No fee
__ AX 1-1402
AGENT
ST.
ALBANS — 7 rooms, 4 bed
o„ms. lti baths. Urge home
This can be yours for only >95 a
month. NO FEE AGENT JA 3H272
RHNT WITH OPTION TO BUY’,
13 room*, massive Colonial. 3105 ,
a month. Or buy No cash G.I.
NO FEE AGENT JA 3-1617
ST. ALBAMS
7 RMS
‘85
SPRINGFIELD Gardena, — Mother
daughter combination. 12 rma
3 baths, newly decorated. *110
rent. Will consider purchase op-
Dim- No Fee AGENT AX 1-1402
OZONE PARK *120—5 rm. bungalow
on *0 x 100 garden plot.
OPTION TO BUY!
20th CENTURY
168-10 HILLSIDE AVL
OL 8-9000
JAMAICA
9 room house for rent with option
to buy. *66 mo. No Fee. AGENT
AX 1-1400
BAISLEY PARK — Widower will
sacrifice borne. 11 rooms, 3 bed-
rooms, 2 baths. *99 a month
Rent with, option to buy. No fee
AGENT
JA 3-1516
BAISLEY PARK - Do it yourself
special Needs painting, nice neigh
borhood. 9 rooms, 2 bath*. 2 kit
chens 990 month Rent or buy
No cash G.I No Fee AGENT
JA 3-3460
S*. Oiono Park
* rut. ksnse. newly decorated,
to an trsasp.
OL 9-4545
IT'S TRUE!!
OPTION TO BUY
5 room bonne, completely decorated
vacant. Move In 3 days, ga
rage. detached. Batoley Park *130
Owner JA 3-2069
RICHMOND HHL. Large sprawling
9 room mansion. 2 baths, play-
basement k garage. *80 a
Option to buy. No fee.
JA 3-0272.
ST. ALBANS — * room house —
Large oleen. comfortable. *100
per month Rent with option to
ktqr. No Fee. ■
AGENT
AX 1-1402
CEDAR MANOR — 10 room house
Owner will
painting
Only
only *106
No Fee AGENT
ST ALBANS. Massive Colonial res
idence, 11 huge rooms. 2tA bath,
home In park like aatttng *165
rent or buy. No cash G.I. Agent
No Fee
AX 1-1400
VAN WYCK Area — n dealrable
* room mansion type hwne Huge
rooms, "epic k span” through
out *160 rent or buy No Fee,
AGENT___ ___ ____ AX 1-1402
SPRINGFIELD GARDENS. Nothing
fancy, lust plain house with 7 rms
porch, banement. garage. *85 rent
or buy. NO Cash OtT No fee
AX 1-1406
AGENT
SPRINGFIELD GARDENS Nothing
Just plain houro with 7
porch, basement, garage
«B rent or buy No cash G I.
No Fee. Agent.
JA 3-3466
FOCH PARK — Owner will rent
spacious I room Colonial. Good tor
large family. *116 Will srrangs
sale for right paty No fee
AGENT
AX 1-1404
SOUTH OZONE PARK — 13 room
boose, space tor everything Good
tor growing family *166 or will
sale for right party. No toe.
AGENT
AX 1-1488
LINDEN GARDENS — 3 Bedroom
home, pretty aa a ptctui
as a pin. Good tor largo family
*118 monthly Rapt wttli
to boy. No tan AGENT JA 3-!
MONTHLY
OPTION TO BUY
AGENT
Move Right In
OL 84756 7 targe Rms
*89 Monthly
$56.47 MO. TO ALL
Detached Colonial. 5 large rooms,
newly painted, move right in. Love
ly neighborhood, *100 down. Owner
JA 3-3921
SO. OZONE PARK — 5 rooms. Just
right for the small family *85 mo
A.< for Mr. Goldman.
AGENT
OL *-4702
CEDAR MANOR — 2 family. 5 k 5
Rent for only *103 mo. Call today
won’t last. tor Mr. Goldman
OL 9-4703
AGENT
BAYSIDE
ALMOST NEW
VACANT
Rent with Option
Brick
$111 MONTHS
AUTHENTIC >.
CaU agent for appt
AX 1-7400
SPRINGFIELD GARDENS
7 RMS
3 BDRMS
‘70
MONTHLY
OPTION TO BUY '
Ask for Miss Diana
OL 8-6100
ST. ALBANS
Massive cotottlsl
11 huge rooms. 3bi
baths. 3128 rent or buy. No cash
AGENT
GI No Fee
JA
TRESSA HTS, 7 rm. bungalow —
3 bedrma. Hi bath. Rent for only
8116 month Ask for Mr. Hy
OL 74781
AGENT
JAMAICA — 3 rm bungalow, needs
some work. Rent tor only 892
month. Ask for Mr. Leonard
AGENT
“
OL 7-41 17
JAMAICA 3 rma. hint been paint
ed. This ia a steal. Rent for only
8*6 month. Ask for Mr. Goldman
OL 74817
AGBNT ’
8 OZONE PARK — 3 rms with
fin basement Apt. Rent for only
888 ma. Ask for Mr. Gene.
AGCNt
OL 74617
Large Garden Plot
Finished Basement
2 Tile Baths
Hkilii
Oatien Te Bay
Owner's Agent Ha Fee
AX 1-1717
JAMAICA — 3 family. 6 k 3 rooms
Real for only *115.
Mo. Ask tor
AGENT
OL 04788
SPRINGFIELD GARDENS- 7 Room*
3
ttou. rant for only *116 Can to
day, won’t last. Ask tor Mr.
Fraud*.
AGHNT-
°L *'<7ni
ST. ALBANS — 4Mi rooms
good
for Honeymoon couple, large gar
den plot. Rent for only *100 mo
Ask for Mr. Gaffney
AGENT
OL *-4761
JAMAICA — Mother k daughter
2 bedrooms each apt. Needs a Ut
ile work — Rent for only *110 mo
Ask for Mr. Goldman
AGENT
OL *-4701
JAMAICA — Legal 2 family. 5 k
5 raoma. can be rented tor only
*138 mo. Ask for Mr. Gene
AGENT
OL 94703
SPRINGFIELD GARDENS 4 bad
room Cape Cod. 86x100 plot, rent
for only *116 mo. In Up top ship*
Aek for Mr Hy
AGENT
Of. 9-4703
ST. ALBANS — 7 rooms. 3 bed
rooms, beautiful tree lined street
1. block from transp- A shopping
This Is a atesl. Rent foe only
•Ito Mo. Ask for Mr. Gua Agent
. OL 9-4703
Sprmyfiald Garden*
aewly gecerated home.
$130 Mo.
AX 1-4021
A*lt (or Bed
SO OZONE PARK. 5 bedrms. 2
baths Call today .won 3 last, rent
for only *85 month. Ask tor Mr.
Goldman AGENT OL 7-47*1.
JAMAICA, 3 Rooms, vacant move
right to. Rent *100 M Children
Close to transit. Agent SP (4*00.
HOLLIS _ 2 family. Uva rent free.
Vacant move right to. Children.
Agent
SI
HOLLIS. * room* 3 bedrooms, chil
dren. Full basement Rent 1133.00
with option to buy Agent SP
OZONE PARK — 7
7Vk Rooms la St
to boy . No *10* 1
AX 1-I462AGENT
ltd baths, rout for only
Ask tor Mr Hy
OL 84761
month, large yard apec« tor Odl-
Oreei k Finished Basement. 812*
Cash Raqulrod Mr. Nettl AX t
Elmont
RoaMvah
LARGE CAPE GODS
Lakeviaw
Floral FmrR So.
RtJOO
WITH FULL AFT DOKMKR
6 Room Ranch Now $16,450
d bos troasp- to subway — h
schools. Adjoining large dept. ah
EASY TERMS BEST BANK MTGES
Harry P. Zimmerman
S13-GE 7-1*84
522 Her pstsad Turnpike,
ENGLEWOOD — TKANECK
HACKENSACK
LOW DOWN PAYMENTS
NO DOWN PAYMENTS FOB
QUALIFIED Gl’a
• Rm. Handyman --------------
« Rm Corner Lot ---------------
7 Rm., Immaculate ------------
7 Rm. Split. Ultra ------------------ WT.WO
4 Bedrm brick
Many other selections
CHEROT & CO.
301 W. Palisades Ave.
Dial 201 L0 Ml 00
For Sato
VIRGINIA
Raat
. NASSAU-SUFFOLK
EAST HAMPTON —
perty • units. Prim *34.000. terms
Write Box 14. Amagansett. Long
VIRGINW (nr. Richmond). 4t.
bungalow, lease yearly,
faculties, garitontag area U
atrad. HY 3-7333 SL 60632
Wostchostor—For Sato
WHITE PLAINS—New ranch. *23XXX)
GREENBURGH. Young ( rm. Split
level. *19.890.
PEEKSKILL, Young 7
lots of extras. 3UX00.
MANY Others. Broker 914-WH I-
7100.
LARCHMONT — Residential 3 fam.
stucco, 3/3 rm. apta plua 3 bate-
meat rme. 1 car garage. Asking
*34.000
MT VERNON — 2 fam very good
condition. 3 k 3. 1 cor garage,
*18.000 GIs no money down.
I FAM. Ootonlal- ( rm. 1 enr gar
age. *19800 GI no down payment
1 FAMILY-13 Rms. 3 bedrooms. 2
ear garage, plat 1*0x180. Racri
flea price S23J00 Martlgoettl.
Broker. 914- OW 9-9274 4 So. 5th
Ava. Mt. Veraoo.
MT. VERNON — Graham School,
3 bedrm. brick bouse. 2 baths
modern kitchen, paneled den. *23,
*00 (*14) MP 7-70#* Owner
ELEGANT Colonial, excellent neigh-
borhood. tot 60 xlOL <tk rma. I'd
baths, tall basement, fireplace,
stereo cabinets, and dishwasher
*16 NE 6-1054. Owner.
GREENBURGH — Split level
bedrm. It* baths, large family
rm. refrigerator, basement, gar
age. extras. Mid 20*s. OWNER
914 LY 2-8890
WHITE PLAINS — Immaculate
rm ranch In beautiful
setting, 2 tile baths, dropped din
lng rm. family rm. modern kit
chen. washer k dryer large stor
age space, gorgeously landscap
ed 1-3 acre bordered by stream,
handsome flagetone patio, color
ful rock garden Asking *32.000
MAXINE GERARD. Broker-7 Bou
langer Plaza. Hastings. 914-GR S-
0212
Live In Westchester only 30 minutes
To mid Manhattan, private beaches
and pool
for Westchester residents
only We will build a completely de
taebed 2 family 12 rms.. duplex
home for -you with 3 bedrm* each
side. Hi bath*, ultra-modern kit
chen. In a lovely area, for *35.000.
with only *7.500 down Also Many
one and two family homes with
dow-n pavment starting at *500
FINNERTY REAL ESTATE
133 Lincoln Ave., Pelham. N Y.
914—PE 62344 after 3 PM
914-NE 6-2254
Naw York State—Far Saia
Hawtat with Stores Far Sato
2 Family & Store
(Custom Parkway Vic)
*273 down buys this beautiful solid
brick, X apta vacant, plus an axtra
large store. Hollywood kitchens and
bathe, oil. exceUeot section.
NE 1-3731
DUMONT
Evenings 516 PY 1-3837 or come to
1213 Fulton St. near Bedford Ava.
Open every day including Sundays,
from 9:30 a.m. to 3 pm. Free
Parking.
SPECIAL
2 family house, two * rm apta., and
1 store, cash *400
2 family, two 5 rm. apt*. Large t
corner store Yard, patio and grape
vine. SPECIAL BARGAIN. Broker.
PR 8-3323 and HY 64310
33’/3% Return
Crown Hta.—Prospect Pl.. 4 story,
brick, corner property, * apt*, k
3 good stores, one apt, vacant,
sunken tub*, income *71*6. price
1 mortgage
4>dxrent. caab *5.000
OTHERS AVAILABLE
Mr. Alexander ST 3-3700
Ta MttU oituta— frta 8 dear
1249 Webster Ava.. 31 x 100 4 story.
I famiUea. 40 rm*.. k store, annual
low rentals *4.852 Price *22.000 3414
Park Ave- • families. 33 rma..
annual low rent*. *3.316. Pries
*14X100. Suitable for conversion to
rooming house* or investment
Phon* Administrator before 11 am.
MU $-1316 Ow ner
Houses Wantod—Ta Buy
OLD HOUSE, bought any condition
1 ar 3 family. Brooklyn or Queen*
Quick return given, confidential.
Old naan Franklin. JA
HOUSES WANTED
or Urt your property with on.
C Lastoy Jaka LE 4-7758
IMMEDIATE C/UH
24 HOURS
FREE APPRAISALS
MR. HERB
JA 3-3444
M«»t9a<|a MaBay.
MORTGAGE MONEY •
FAST ACTION
REFINANCED CONSOLIDATE
BANK MORTGAGE
3 acre* land at Saratoga Lake. JACOB SOLOMON
Saratoga Springs. N. Y. 4 miles
from race track, also waterfroat
lota Write: Edward Supremaut.
Brookside Tn. Prk., Cold
N. Y.
Cash Far Year Hama
No waiting, prompt remits. CaU
HO 4-8448 - SP 6-010*. or OL 94364.
Azk for Mr Haughton or Mr
CY 8-1333
CATSKTLL Mountains. Ulster County ~
, ..
.
~
Ail yr modern house. 7 bedrms. Second Mortgage Money
3 baths, garages, beautiful loca MORTGAGER NRCOUNTED
lion for private use or AN AU. Funds Immediately Available
YR INCOME. Mrs Lubben. Shan John N Griggs. Jr. and Associates,
: Ml W. 125 St. Suita 303. AC 2-4220
da ken, N. Y. OV »-77«.
Hew Jersey For Sale
ENGLEWOOD
• ROOMS k Gangs
6 ROOMS k Garage
TF.ANBCK
*152*00
*1(406
Cash needed *1.766
BROKER - A. L. JOHNSON 104
Reade Street. Englewood, N. J.
Ml LO *-#629 Phone for appointment
SACRIFICE - Muat Sell
House Retiring 221 N.
vanta Ave Atlantic City. New
Jersey Phone 344-8277 Owner
ing
SPACV: for DAY NURSERY.
Immediate occupancy.
CALL TO 28659 after 3 PM
Small mission to rent in Sklyn
Coll IU 54150
TEANECK
*23.900
3 Bedroom Colonial. 2 baths,
center hall, recreation room,
garage. Vacant We have key!
LARGE HALL. Suitable church,
with small congregation. Excel
lent location Particulars.
BROKER
PR *-2566
TEANECK
*74990
SPACE Available In
a •—droom. 2 bath, brick front
c., Cod , Colonial. Knotty
pine recreation room, attach
ed garage
Suitable for radio k TV repair.
Jewelry. Toy* k Gifts, or office
10 hr. phone service free. Excel
lent location on Bwsy nr. 131st
SI AU 3-9213 or AU 3-6634.
TEANECK
M6J00
3 bedrooms. 2'k bath, center
hall. Split Level Paneled den.
Garage.
OTHER ROMES TO *68.600
CONTACT MRS, NORVELLE
HANSEN k HANSEN. Realtoro
B Grand Ave . Englewd. LO
STORES
FREEMAN ST.. MS. Comer More
Heavy traffic, near school Landlord
will
ROOM *80 PER MONTH — 3
Bedrooms. Uvlng
Room. Kltchm, Full
and Bath »1» Cash Raqulrod. Chtl
dran Mr. Keen AX 7-«3*.'
7 R(K>M DETACHED HOME IN ST
ALBANS. *71 par monUi. ChHdroa
only *130 Cash NO FEES Ml. Tagas
____________ AX MM
3H ROOM DETACHED HOUSE FOR
RENT after signing contract to buy
house with *100 Cash only
mouth Mr. Barg ______
*67 OZONE PARK — MOTHER
DAUGHTER. 7 Rooms. 3126 1
mouth. Rant with Option to Buy
AGENT
ST. ALHAM: I Rooms. Gas Heat
3120 per month Rent with option
AGATE
to Buy
JA
AR 6 3235
BO. OZONE PARK. Brick 6 Booms,
Tint shed basanwat. *145 M "dtoth
Rant with Option to Buy AGENT
JA 3-4K1
BAISLEY PARK 5 Room Home
A-l oondltion modem kitchen, full
basement, oil beat. Lovely yard
*133 par month Eaaax Realty.
148-01 Hillside Ave. Jamaica
AX 7-7*00
5 ROOM House Picture Window k
Bondaloue Front. Renting tor *90.90
per month Soem NO Fee M
Farto
JA 6-7300
OPTION TO RENT — Ranch can
be rented tor *87 per month
Option, *130 Cash Required to
Move In. For Additional Details
CaU Mr. Ruck JA 6-7301
7Mi ROOM Colonial *06 per month
Some No Fee Children Mr. Puto
JA 6-7371.
RANCH WITH 3 Bedrooms for Bent
only *10 per month Gasage
Urge Grounds CaU onw before It
to too Lalo
MR. LEON
OL 9-MM
ST. ALBANS COLONIAL Renting
for *81 per month with finitoied
basemeui. Call Now Mr. Rdy —
0L *-*ao4
*120 NEEDED TO MOVE IN TO
Lovely Colonial with 3Mi Rooms
only »61» per month after sign
ing contract to purchase home
»-92,w
Mr NELLA
BE33ROOM AU detached. 4D00
„ feet, can be rented for *105
per month after signing of sales
contract to bay house. Catoi need
ed *150 large grounds.
Fee MR AKA
JA 3-3821
ST ALBANS 7 Fantastic Rooms,
Modern Kitchen and bath, garage
Children.
only 8*7.86 Monthly
Mr Inger
JA
SPHINGFIELD Gardena — G.I. fore
ctoaure. Rent with option • year
old brick ranch. aM rorona on om
floor. Modem kitchen and bath,
rentable basement with apt. gar
age. toads of extras Immediate
QUEENS HOME SALES OL 8-7510
LOCUST MANOR — 10 room*, large
plot, knotty pine banement. A-l area
‘ with option *125 mo. Gl’a no
HOLLIS — 4 large bedrooms. Dutch
Colonial home Country kitchen
many extras. Rent or buy *110
mo GIs, no cash down. Mr Roth
OL 7-7229
JAMAICA
2 family 12 rooms, near subway
*123 rent with option to buy
AGATE AR 6-3233
SPRINGFIELD GARDENS
8 rooms all heat *30 per month
Rent with notion to BUY
AGATE AR 8-3234
M«**OB-Sqffqllt For Sale
WYANDANCH - lovely room*
deaiint prov ements O nly*2H00
finished basement 100 xioo Mn
dern improvement*. Only *2.00©
Cash down to settle esfata At
tornev. RI 9-5600
BAYSHORE — Split ranch. 3 bed
rms, llvingrm. dining, m. and
finished basernesU. fully landscap
ed. 39 Princeton St 516 - MO 5-
0643 Owner term* arranged:
ROCKVILLE Centre — 8 room Col
onial, newly decorated. 2Mi bath*
2-car garage. W-W carpet, par
tially furnished. Ideal location, ask
mg *29,000 No brokers Owner
tJt 8-5837
Rockville Center
Lakeview
Vacant Bungalow
7 rooms. 4 bedrooms, garage,
40x100 Reconditioned, automatic
heat, cash *1000. FHA commit-
ment L3JOO. Price *14.560. 1288
Langon Blvd. off Lakeview Ave.
Rockville Centre, brokers protected
JA 6-6660
Reliable
OPEN DOOR (TO ALL) POLICT
the 68.1 If.R RECnONH ef L.I.
— TOC NAME IT!
URGUHART HAS IT1
S3 Grove *., Hempstead, IT Mill
HEMPSTEAD INCOME Hl RENT
2 SEPARATE APTS.
LATEST design CUSTOM BUILT
PRE JITI.Y 4th RALE
SAVE $1,000
k 2 family home*, some 5 RM HOUSE with attic tor sale
GIs.
vac some bank foreclosures. move reasonable Write box JU-1 e/o
in from *85 mo No fee*. *50 cash Amsterdam News. Owner
does It. Goodyear. 87-36 16g “
Jamaica, OL 7-6727.
FURNISHED cottage k garage on
LENOX AVE-, 352
fat 121 at.)
1.3x37—>omc
EXCELLENT LOCATION
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Suitable tor: Barber Shop
TV k Records
Grocer, ate
GEORGE A. BOWMAN, INC
188 W. 43 ».. NYC. WI 7-7728
158TH ST . 473 Went CORNER —
a-j Nicholes Ave. I^rge, attractive
etnre.
*180. Snttabto any bualnem
SW $-7100.
Inquire AGENT
CONVENT AVE., 476
NEAR 131 IT.
DERIRAIH.F STORE. 873
INQUIRE AGENT SW 3-7168
502 WEST 147TH STREET
near AMSTERDAM AVENUE
*38 00
AGENT
Rested.
UN 5-7606
7Hi AVL
125th ST. AREA
MAaafeAal BkAukaaa aaoMR^A —
nf’aTf’a dp tow graoD STOTBS*
Suitable far any retail
purpose. Reasonable.
Mr. Bernard AT 9-5723
FINANCING BEST VA1.IE
ENGLEWOOD
TEANECK
Must 9»ll 5 Houses Thia Wk
DEAL DIRECT k SAVE
CALI, MF MANNY TV 1 4866
’ In NY HI 5-7106
IV 94D88.
WOODBURY, Pl.ArNSVIFW. Sacri
fice, *29.996, brick apHt 7 rme.
2H baths walk to school*, many
extras. Owner <310 OL I-7M6.
rill thru operator.
NEW HI-RANCH. 3 bedrms. gar
age. 60x100 plot. Located on NW
romer of Summer Ave. In Spin
nlng Hill Drive. Great Neck. L.I.
*23.000 BA *-1677 Owner
FREEPORT. Northeast — *14566
3 Rcdrm Cape Cod, full basement,
oil heat, garage and tow taxes
MA 3-3756
EI*r,ANT 6 Rm house. 4'A hatha
detached, plus 2 rm rental unit
fully fora, centrally located Ixmg
Reach, hesratlfnl landscaping,
ctnns poerh. dlahwaaher Ideal for
profeaslnnal. Price 821 566. Writ mtg
GE 1-1048.
BRENTWOOD — •IIJIDO
G.I. NO CASH DOWN
EXQUISITE RANCH Mod WI
nv>n» apjdlancea, fireplace, we,
shrubbed
LAREDCO CO. Broker
mu MO 1-
BEI.I.PORT, Split 3 bedroom*. Mt
chen, living room. 22 « 18 recrea
tion room. Fenced In yard, fully
landaraped. 3 patios. *11,560 Term*
Call S1«t AT *4483. Ownef
FREEPORT • rm. Colonial Paneled
llvingrm fireplace, patio, cyclone
Sava Money! Deal direct
*18986
(118) FR *4788
IDEAL 8TTE
FREEPORT Modem total 2 family
brick or U rm*. 2 car garage, ail
heat, extras. Principals only Appt
only 518—FR 8-288*. OWNER
GIs Buy Now!
No $$$s Down
Hundreds of homes to chooee from
AH style* k an price range*.
la NYC Call LA 4-6210
Lester Handelsman
1118 Tesneck Road No.
Teaneck. N. J.
TEanect 3-1222
TEANECK k ENGLEWOOD
SHIRK'S SPECIALS!
Brand new Capa Cod. with huge
expansion 2nd floor iSpace for 2 sd
ditlonsl bedrooms k studio room),
garage SACRIFICE. *19.960.
7 room hrlck Cape Cod. Living-
room with fireplace, att. garage.
.TERRIFIC BUY *23.966
Low Down Payment
to All who Qualify.
SHIRK REALTORS
103 W. Palisade Av*.. Englewood
NJ "Dial” 361—LO 8-4422
ENGLEWOOTV Dwight Morrow Sec.
Sensational Bays I
*18488 ERA appraised, only «
down, approx *144 per mo pays
mtge taxes k Insurance foi
this epsefou* brick front bungs
law with expansion for 2 more
large rms. deluxe rec rm . g ‘
genua _
*24.996 - Modernized 3 fam, wpsc
ious 4 rm. apta, also expansion
space approx. *6x1*8 ft grounds
1 c*r garage. Uve rent free with
qualified down payment HurTy!
ROTHMAN
REALTY CORF-
DIAL 201 -10 9-5300
411 Grand Aro. at Rt- 4
3 bedrms. 60x100 plot, rent for jy-
only *110 month. Aik for Mr. Ro-fe«* Mr Shtoo Ot, 7-TO41
SPIRITUALISTS
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
CANNOT BE WRONG-
GOD CANNOT FAIL
N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., July 6, II
CORE Is Cool Ti
a
'Playing It Cool
to walk.
DAYTON, Ohio—-The Congress of Racia
ity agreed at its 21st annual convention
press forward cn its proposed march on Wa
despite President Kennedy's suggestion that
ganization move its activities off the street s
the court.
Space Far Rent
OFFICES
Coat'd from
FURNISHED OFFICES
SUITt MODERN AND DIGNIFIED
occupancy
John I»- Griggs. Jr. and Associates
Ml W 1M M.. Suit* aw. AC14138
166 WEST 125th STREET
(Cam. m Are.) “--lira
bktg. *7* — OR g^wt
BariwaM Prep. Far Sale
CHURCHES
CHURCH locations available Bronx
Mask. Bklyn. Ernest MUokmao
CY 3-1414 348 g. 1» gt.
„
FARMS
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
10 acne, fovnrabty
MANHAnAH
FORMER NURSE will cam for pro-
—
H-r wv
CONVENT AVE , Will care tor chil
dren Hut meals, MO 64135.
MOTHERLY care for children All
«*—. wkfy. daily, sw 4-7613.
RESPONSIBLE Mother will taka
cars of child 3 year* and up daily
.---------- WA ------------------------
CHILD CARE by day with meals
MO 34309
EXPERIENCED Mothar will
tor your child. MO
BARBOt k Beatty Shop
Naw atop 1 yrz. good
busy tooaUow Mutt
haaMh. CaU Sun k
UL 7-7723
TOR SAL*
Nr.
a wt____________ __________
oeltont Hatoary. candy k NoraRy
trade. Howard •-‘-m lea
Owner matt retire. Azy reason
able efhr aoceptod Call BN 94013
8 a.nt. to 3 >.ml
■ar aad GRILL Far
Bek; Gardens, waadarful
‘unity - Call bet 8 a.*a. aad • p^n.
Aak far Carmine. LA 34498.
BARBER SHOP — Small. ____ _
eteea. Nostrand Ava.. Bklyn. Huge
growth potential, terrific oppor-
. tuntty at vary tow price. OL *■
3826 10 - 3 p.m.
CABARET Seating 888.
U48M8. WUl sell buttai
party for (IMAM. Nr.
Beach. Oea k Jo-Acaa.
«3M, W. Palm
NO CASH DOWNI
interested to storting to a
SENSATIONALLY NEW
COIN OPERATED BUSINESS
■ 6 can spa
Apply tf you have car _________ ___ _
tow hr* wfcly servicing k ooltocting
money from mach. Box AN 1717,
IM W. 41 St N.Y.C.er CaU EX
NEW YORK STATE .
U A
— Trout Stream, l* rm.
Partly furnished, * hatha,
* rm cottage. 1 bath. 4 ear gar
age With upper Boor. Could be
Taghkaato State Pk. Which has
a taka k 2 beaches Located on
Routs *2 at Taghkanlc Parkway
Intersection. Phone 151-3632
Beauty PorUr. Mast Secrifica.
poor health. Good location
Crane.
AT 8-0833, er
5 Aj|
Beauty Shop for sale, reasonable.
18* Washington Avenue
ST 9-1258 ST 9-9704
BEAIYUCE AJrafl.
Chtid'a
M7 St. Apt D4.
GASOLINE
AU
CARB GT CHHDREN -
UMd R ML <
CHILD CARE fay day ar week,
age. Comer Proepeet k Froe-
DA S-I4M.
MOTHER WOULD like to
children daily. Hot meats, yard,
OL 44678
playrm. Reasonable
EXPERIENCED Motherly dally care.
1 yr to 2 ym CY 3M«3.
E. 231 ST . Bronx — Cars for girl
Toddler up TU 2-8995
B. 17YTH ST Gaac -MawFri. For-
maala. yard, playrm, nr. tranap-
Sobooi. days - wkty TR 3-5325
BROOKLYN
CHILD cam. Halsey It. ar
UL 7-i
DAY CARE tor
U4( Park Place SL *4319
CHILD CARE. 3 mor’^s i* 88
St ST *-’J45.
CHILD CARE, rally.
HP !■
EXCELLENT Day care for
UL
CHILD CARE lor working
Reasonable rates IN 24121.
CHUDREN Cared
nmrv • CARE, wtl ea« tor aad
OL 3487k______________
^aUy. any age
HY
MOTHER cam tor children, day*.
a. good toad. CaU NE *
CHILD CARE tor
3 days wk. call
OL 3-7322.
CHILD CARE la my
tog mothers. 31* wk ZT
OUIBIS
EXPERIENCE)
child. Daily -
1 win cam
HO 4-23M
T5r cMMran. Nurttag
WILL
LA
8. AR
EXCELLENT Care, ill agea.
yard, television, ma
BOARDING
Ages 5 to 18. by wk
GL 4-4744
ST. ALBANS - Child care day ar
weak. Playground Ft 14
ST ALBANS. Mother will give day
cam to ckUdraa. Rot mania. Urge
romper room. Urge
AR
CHI1D Care by day Christian
CaU AX 1-13*1
MINISTER’* Wife will cam tor cMI-
dren by day or week. St Albans
Area. LA T-5167.
NEW YORK STATE
UPRTATR New Yert,
a
» to
Traln-
8 SECURED
Netary Sar-
BtRTH CHBTinCATl
Affidarita. Caanpteta
vtee. IseauM Tai.
and Mato. A. OMEN. *181 Mb
Av*. (Betweeu llttfc. HKh tie.)
RI 8-41M.
Situation* Wanted
BABY SITTER. Evening*. Grand-
father, honest. reHsble, best of
Cell after 7 p.m. ST 3-
TYPIST. Buatoaa* rhaol atadent
om year typing Wldiaa poeltion
Write to oare of Ethot, 343 Coevent
Av*., 3-A. NYC.
IX MLU.
LUNCHBQHRTH far
St.. MS Near
OPEN FROM (TO *
BEAUTY
a sacrifice. CaU GL 4407* er FA-
24738.
BEAUTY
SALON - 8 Wat salts.
SelUag because of Illness Modern
equipment, excellent tooation. CaU
84 momtogs k
UN 5-3330
WELL ESTABLISHED Grocery Store
with building All modern fixture*.
OOJIOO. 8BJNI0 down. Terms ar
ranged. CaU from 7:30 to T p.m.
JA 9-9864
BAR FOR CALE
264 Flatbush Avenue. Brooklyn
New York
No
, Apply to persoc
MODERN Luncheonette Candy k
Stationery Store lor nale. Owner
retiring. Opposite new erbool be
ing built. LE 4 j320 from 7:38 am
•1* p.m. daily.
MEN-WOMEN
Spare time - full time
IF YOU ARE SINCERE AND
STEADILY EMPLOYED, company
Will atari route ttm FABULOUS
GROWING WIG BUSINESS, ean-
tog up te S230 per weak to poor
time Only (IS CASH
to S '.
OUR QUA
Phone JU 2-2215.
tween 11 a.m. k 7 PJU.
PINE HILL COLONY,
k Apt- For sat* at Secrifica on
to* account ef death to (amity.
Buildings 5 Baasatowe to* Ram.
Each. 1 buagatowe. _JH_Bizm.
aadh. 1 cottage 5 Rm*. 4 bungalow
apt*. Annex Building 2 Rms. each
I Bungalow apta 3 Rms. each,
1 Apta. 4 Rms. Bach. Annex Buil
ding ted Fl. Oie Main house 31
Room*. Dtoingrm 2 large klt-
k 3 story buil-
Mk Dtvl.
aton. Oe-Op, Adult Camp ar er-
ganlatttou. Fully equipped Las to
be seen to believe Shelton G
Smith. Broker BS7 Ttb Ave. AU 6-
*104
ROOMING
private er
ParkavfUr, N.Y. Mu
Can he seee anytime.
can he used
Park Inn.
kNTTS DEXXY
FriandHett and tnott popular cor
ner In the East N.Y. section of
Bklyn Selling lota of candy. Ice
cream. soda*.
_and good will.
U I
(3JN6 mortgage MI 7-
*134.
FOR SALE Health
retail - mat
portunlty Low Rental Call AC 3-
(73t betweeu 5 » and 4 : 3* pm
MERCHANDISE OFFERINGS
Miiceltai
WAREHOUSE
furniture. Reasonable. A,
man. Moving k Storage. 248 W.
*1 St.
CH 2-5782
USED BEAUTY SHOP Equipment
CAH IE t 8608
For Sale.
Aak tor Mr Heine*
After 7 p.m.
Special Beauty Eqvipment
New Automatic
mi Vanlt
(IM* aa i Id
aa.i Smaitly datt
*72 50 aa.: (tyltng
8U8. to. VMM Our
LE1INOTON EQUIPMENT CO.
1M8 Third Ave. fieeiei eta )
FO1
baby
a* a
Call
SAcra*
■A 248*8.
* p m HY 348M.
InstrocfioR
MEN k WOMEN 18 to 88! You can
.qualify for many Job opportun
ities to CIVIL SERVICE. Prepare
at home for coming exttn« Send
name, addreat and phons ns. to:
NATIONAL TRAINING SERVICE.
INC, Box J-2. e/o Amsterdam
Naw*.
AUTOS FOR SALE
'57 BI'rot — Century Converti
ble, fall power. Uke Brand New
Want* some toe te take over pay
matt *2* per mo. Oaly Cash Nec
eeeary *65 for insurance k plates
Motor Ama Auto flatoe 1(11 Bruck
ner Blvd. TA
IT CADILLAC
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Lefai Naticai
No. I A 18*45
to tke nuderttgued te
beer at retail under the Atoobottc
Beverage Control Law at
Broadway. City ef New York,
State of New York. County of
New York, lor “
Lawrence C.
P. Kearney, dba
k Henry
HENRY KEARNEY k SON
418* Broadway. New York CUy. N.Y.
Fwblk Notices
I J
nee Bryant of 230
Apt. 2A Brooklyn, NY. am
st.
no longer raepooetble tar bill* In
curred by my wife Lumlcba Bry
ant of 3d Sutter Ave, Brooklyn.
N.Y.
SPIRITUALISTS
RBGARDUSS
Bay far leva.
YOU CAN BE helped the same day
Straightened out right. I will taka
care of all. My work does not fall.
MA 24033
REV. ALSTON
2383 7th Avenue. AU 84*14 - AU 1
6476. Science Clam Wednesdays at
t p.m. 2382 7th Ava. Near W. 138th St
Roy. A. *
RESULTS AT ONCE
Need money — Sick — Lave trouble
Bishop Taylor can help you to on*
day. for aba helped me. Her work
to guaranteed. You can’t IttL See
her tottoy. Be Happy Tomorrow
tr estas
COOPER'S TEMPLE
•Whosoever will let him come —
Prayer is the key —- Faith unlock*
the door CANDLELITE SERVICE
EVERY THURSDAY NITE 8 PM
AND SUNDAYS 3 PM. EVERYONE
THAT ATTEND MY BLESS SER
VICES SHALL BE BLESSED THE
NEXT DAY. The voice at the Lord
la powerful The vioce of ti'« Lord
to full of Majesty nod te Hto Tea-
pla doth everyone ttrtak of HI*
Otory. Fer He shall deliver the
he crieth. the poor ataoi
the aoul of the
REV. oSoraT
GL 2-4944
06-9,76-3
State
Last weak I
Newark 574, 27-1; Braaklya
90-1; Naw York 71-1; Maryland
14-7; Cena. 22-4; Wask. <2-1;
Bastan 499A1A71.
PROF. G.
Now at
of 129 Watt
(347 Mil Av*.
131 Street
TO 2-1748.
LOVE AFFAIRS AND LUCK
Are Year Successful?
FOR
CONSULT MADAM
AD
A AAvisor
3814
arh Ave. Union City. NJ.
_____ r
38148MM8.
EXPERT, FREE ADVICE
EXPERT OVER 55 YEARS
HE
tea AB - Tan* AB - Know* AB
Doe* AU — Cure* AB
OPEN SUNDAYS ALSO
Bet Bedford and Franklin
Near Franklin — Ona Bight up.
Apt. L Brooklyn Ig. New York.
Phone NE *4647
DON DYNE
UN 6-9989
Reader A Advisor
Freoi Woolworth's Downtown
You tell me nothing, show me
nothing. I Call you by your
name, tell you when you were
born, advise you about all your
problems. LOVE, MONEY., PROB
LEMS. TROUBLES & LUCK. Ap-
Gintments. Phone mornings
t. 6 AM A 10 AM. Night bet
10 PM A 12 PM. -
rude Lady af
sue att auly who
help to 3
day* na
ar na charge. There
I* n* pity far
Mty
i’t cam*. Opea dally U a.m.
to 8 p.m. 147-18 Jamaica Ava.
far Setpkto Blvd.) 1 fit ap. Jam. U
JA
DIAMOND TOOTH — Rev. Madam
Jean —
opea beak. Dlrtoa
RESULTS M 9
MkVB TRIED TO DO. Oue vtott win
eeavtoea yen. SATISFACTION DOUB
LY GUARANTEED.
rom 11 a.m. to 8 pju.
MADAME LAVERNE
AU 3-1172
Why tmt your Ufa a aucoaas story?
What ar* to talble guides? Do
luardlaa angels really exist? How
can you obtain their aid to happl
■eas k euccees? Aro our hard
ships really God’s will? Learn the
ancient secret* to love, fortune,
chance, fame. Send this ad with
■elf-addressed stamped envelop*
(so money) to:
V
P. O. Box 173
Davenport. Iowa (A)
EXPERT, ADVICE FREE
World’i greatest helper — more
than 55 yaara experience to helping
and solving your problems. If wor
ried over love, money. Job. health,
evil and anemte* — do you want
hzpptnaas. auccaas and prosperity,
then ceme NOW. De what you want
done ALL WORK ABSOLUTELY
GUARANTEED. “Come unto me all
ye that labor and aro heavy laden
and I will give you rest." Matt:
11:3*. A SURE HIT. Will bring
b»ck wile, husband or lover. Fra*
advice.
Jtsus Never Fails
JESUS NEVER FAILS — JESUS
NEVER FAILS. Get help now. S
me first Elder Josh Caleb. 1165
Fulton St. bat Bedford and Frank
Un. Nr. Franklin. One flight up.
Apt 1. Brooklyn 13, Naw York.
NS 5-5947 HRS 7:06 A M. until -
Open Sunday* algg>
Gifted Mon of God
Healing of incurable
Bleating through Prayer hy thia
man of God. Bishop Alvin E. Little.
For I urt her information, write:
FIRST CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
164 W. 127th SL. NYC 27
UN 4-8360
Call after 3 p.m.
SPECIAL PRAYERS
Come, or write tf you are tick.
PROF. M. JORDAN
Divine Healing — Spiritual Advtooi
Metaphysics. Alt butinea* strictly
Good Health Is God's
told
all
I did." John 4:28. M 8t.
Nicholas Av*, (het. I14th-U»h 8to.),
18 AM to 8 PM. Apt «D, MO 2-3266
HELP te 24 HOURS
H you have a CROSSED UNNAT
URAL CONDITION, STRANGE SICK
NESS, want your husband, wife or
sweetheart back, want home, car A
FAST MONEY then come to see me
at once. ONE VISIT IS ALL YOU
NEED. Be sensible, come to a south
erner who know* what to do.
YOU'RE BOUND TO BE SATISFIED.
REV. JAMES
Naurs 11 AM-1 PM
5 PM ta 9 PM
1 W. 127-St. (baiemt) at 5th Aro
AU 3-7258
Her* ar* a few ef tba
tesUmonlm
Mr. m
I
to Bishop Moody.
Ira. Flood—”1
Mr*. Flood-"! thought I
novor walk aula. I am well.
Mr. B.C.—"I
day* after talking to Bia
Rev. H.-"I have a
Mr*. E.T.—“I own a hotel.
Blahop.’’ Mrs. E.F-“I have a
brand new car.” Madam X—"I am
traveling to Europe." Mrs. Robtn-
"I spent my vacation to C*I-
Mr*. Bell—"I am now to
Barbados. WI Thanks
l-
If all the land which Bishop Moody
has helped people to buy wa* laid
la running tout, 11 weald reach
from NEW YORK CRY to CAN
ADA. You. too. can have a testi
mony og good or hotter. Vacotion.
Money. Health. Loved One*. I have
right mw the hoot method. I have
used R tor 41 year*. Many wore
successful by doteg R one*, to on*
day. Stop crying and see ma today.
My word speak* for Itself Every-
om who comao to win got a froo
gift regardlee*. Hour* from 2 P.M.
to 8 P.M. Phone fl I8-0298
TO PLACE
A WANT AD
in MANHATTAN
and the BRONX
RI 9-5300
in BROOKLYN
and QUEENS
UL 7-2500-
FU FUTTAM Free
chase Helps, Love,
e» When everyting
Av*. Ui St. RI
82 pur
, cr
2181
JUST BACK from the South with
everyting you need. See Madame
Wiliam* at once - You will be
helped In 3 day* Phone NE 8-9283
241 Green^Av*. Hours 3 to S
NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS
The Now York Amsterdam News
doe* not knowingly accept help want-
FEMALE
Female
Foma la
covered by the Federal Wage-Hoar
Law if they offer
ELDERLY LADY tor baby titling.
Welfare or ponaten. Salary.
AU d-7331
MAIDS - HOUSEKEEPERS
TEMPORARY
NO PEE
In
Salaries to •
NEvim 6-6622
iTtoni* JST *r*toStt
81.13 an
than $1.60 an hour after September
3. 1961. but no overtime for such
employment is required until Sep
tember 3. 1863. U yM aro offered
lea* by covered emptoyon. er If you
have questions concerning thto tow
or other octirittoo of tbo U. «. Do
partmeei of Labor, coll or write tbo
Wage and Hour Division. U.S. De
partment of Labor, 341 Ninth Av*
New York 17. N. Y. ~ ’
ayivanla 8-7700.
ftPEK.
I, good eatery plus apart
UL 3-7843. GE 34818.
BRONX. Manhattan. Men with car
Service aetabhehed rout*. Start (80
week CaU 10-13 noon. TA 4-2350
ar 7-16 p.m. NI 3-4176.
.
3 MEN aranted fuB or yurt time
m exp Me average 81 k more pei
Apply
hour. Mutt be neet
387 LMOX Av* Rm 388
63 Ralph Ave., Bklyn.
8:33 am te 18:33 am er * pm te 8 pm
BOYS 17-20 — earn while you learn
Selling dmm tatletrtoa. ate. MM
par hour commlaatoo. Apply 63
Ralph Ave., Bklyn, 387 Lenox
Av*. Room IM. 8:38-18:38 a.m.s
*4 p.m.
CARETAKER tor rooming
I room furnished apt- Work out.
Salary 802 Gates Av*. Bklyn
Phone MO 2 7187.
REAL ESTATE Saleamaa to)
active Brooklyn mat estate afflc*
topertanlty for right
St
MAffTEB Barber Wanted. 2123 7th
Ava. UN 44411 Anytime
Jones Employment
CUE Employment Agency
B Notirand Av*. Brooklyn
175 W. 145«h St.
FO 5-B3M
Domestics—Live In
Best Jobs in New York Area
$50 - $65
NO CASH REQUIRED
• COOKS
a HOUSEWORKERS *
a NURSE MAIDS
• MOTHER'S HELPERS
I tAkRORA mmda Rdkmnmai wdhto aadkddto
ravWwrawWw Meewi ^RWBR^RwUO (We y ™M8
pFntnctinn* Friwtidly plsnsoitf
Shirt work tkn
Say.
FO 64330
i or (obwoY to 145th St.
275 W. 14145th ST.
MAIDS
TO CLEAN SMALL APTS
Exp. reference*. 3 days. No Fee*.
Bonuses, VacaUoqaMJp to (56 weekly.
CALL FOR HELP. Inc.
R E. 17 St.. Cor. Union Sq.. N.Y.C.
CHAMBERMAIDS
HOUSEWORKERS
to clean East Sldo Apt*. Good
holiday* and vacation*.
P*y.
TAYLOR MAID SERVICE
796 L«. (8142)
No
MAIDS - HOUSEKEEPERS
Salariex to MS. Paid wkiy.
FRANKLIN 4-5140
Mother's helpers for snmmor.
D1AL-A-MAID AGENCY, INC.
II Franklin Ava., Hewlett. L.I.
ATTRACTIVE
30. to h*
Girl.
tan.
e
night
helpful. Night
31
1 at
Drlv
DOMESTICS - SLEEP IN
NO CASH NEEDED
Pay later
Call MU
M
to 4
OFFICE
POSITIONS
ONLY
AU JOBS
DOWN TOWN
NO DOWN PAYMENT
POSITIVE PLACEMENT
Secretariea -Madison Aro“ 866-tinfl*
Secretaries "Movie Co.” 886-tlOO
Secretariea ’Adv. Agencies’ 8834168
"P’k Av Firm” 8864100
8804160
Secretaries Train***
Cterk Typlti
Dictaphone Operator 875 Ml 77K
Stoat Typlti
MB SM WK
. MB SM
Nurtemaidt • Cooks - Mathdr'i
kslacrt — Gtaeral houtowerk
•ri — City A country.
AMSTERDAM
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
1791 ARisterdam Ava.
» or. 149tfc St.
AU 6-7900
MAIDS WANTED
UVE4N JOBS $40-560
APPLY AT ONCE
DIX AGENCY CH 4-7172
148 WEST 34 ST.
SAVOY AGENCY
TOP LOCAL
SLEEP-IN JOBS
'NO CASH NEEDED
NO DEPOSIT
Jamaica: 91-02 Sutphin Blvd
01 7-9500
vtlle
Bklyn
BROOKLYN.
pair*.
HY 3-7274
TRUCK Driver and helper,
know Metropolitan area. 3 day*
a wk. RA S-T
KXPD Stove
repairman wasted
renaa St. Nicholas
Oaa R*nga C*., ISO W. 141 St
AU 4-1728.
FURNITURE SALESMEN
Excellent opportunity for exp retail
talesman Permanent, 3 days, mid-
town N.Y. Tap salary,
Amtt. New*.
SUPF.RINTD(Da«T. Small apt.
bousa. Bronx, good location Apt.
plu* salary. Phone evening* only
OL
GAS STATION ATTENDANTS
Expd 1885-76-875 Bfciyn)
NO ADVANCE FEE
ABRT EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
23 Watt 14 to. New York Ctty
supt
Mr 17 family apt.
OB Heat, m rm. apt.
Salary Ratorenem Call HY 4-
Femalt
8113 WK
Merchandising Trlnaees 8100 to 8113
Chemiata New Gr»«i* nr Exp $125 up
Math Grad* with or w out exp $1-125
MANAGKMENT k
TOP MANAGEMENT
Time Saleemen - Magazine News
paper or related are*, exp $6,506
lawyer 2 to 3 yr*. Exp General
Law
89M to $10M
lawyer No Exp. Recunt Grad
87.366
OK
Phytician Corp. Clinic
(lS.ooo
ACCTS new Ord* ar Exp Salary
Opwi
MBA * for Executive Training Poal-
-
87M8 Mari
PffBBVIBWB • k.M. te I PM.
IVKNING INTUVIIWS
IT ARKMMTMINT
HALLMARK INVITES YOU
TO THEIR NEW
ROCKEFELLER CENTER
OFFICE
HALLMARK
EMFLOYMENT AGENCY
THE FAIR EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY
Ottte MA
1378 AVK. OF THE AMERICAS
(Stk AVK.)
6th fc list Ms.
LT 1-6565
NURSES
n.N.’l.
L.P.N..4, O.B. Nurse*,
He»d nurse*, end oth.-r* Excifag
new program. All shift*. Excellent
»»l»ry. pension, and other benefit*
can morns.—CY 3-1086. Nursing *f-
Itce.
TEACHER - Grade 1 Private NYC
4-5 yro exp. Call WI 7-nia.
BOOKKEEPER, FULL CHARGE
K. 1» St. Manufacturer seek*
person with ability te handle 1
girl office with frickground ta aU
ph**** ef bookkeeping k office
procedure including credit* k
cellecgoM OX 74310 far appttat
ment.
WOMAN to do tailor work. I day*,
ta a cleaning plant. 10 mlnui
G Watiilagto Bridge 301 WH 3-
8844 Dial
Experienced Staff Nanas
RN 6 LFN's Only
Tap Salary plus differential pa
Excellent Frtagc Beneflta.
Shift* 84. 4-IS. 124. Fully
conditioned 228 bed*.
Air
FARKWAY NOSFITAL
70-35 113th Sfroef
Forest Hills, N.Y.
(IND Roh X er F Train
tinettal Av*., toatton)
to Cm-
aad girls wi
No
Starlight Cosmetics
tarn S884188 weakly. Part ar full
lime. Call Mr. Clark. EV $7221
Experienced Typtote (S0WPM).
Secy*. Trane. Operator*, Legal
k Monti orbd Op-
oo) to 8 wke or more (v
replacement, fc special Interesting
froSfcU.) Pay la good. Vizit u*
oniy once; you will then receive
assignments by phone at
home. Cofne ta for a friendly
chat. After a courteous k helpful
Interview your summer money
problems will be solved. You pay
bn no fee.
ECHELONS
OFFICE
TEMPORARIES
Inc.
38 Cortlandt St.
88 W. 41 St.
45 W 34 St
Trite ON YOUR HAND6T Start
ticking
AVON
comma, for sailing
EN 9-3553 Ext 156
PLACEMENT MGR k INTERVIEW
Full or pari
Goad phone personality
type, alert. No exp. ne<
1301 Broadway. N.Y.
SECRETARY — Typist foi
lyn Realty office. Air conditioned.
working condition*. 36
ST #4652.
WOMAN Wanted to
ran. ( p.m. to 10 p.
far child
SL 64744
COOK.
Sleep-in. Good salary.
369 TR 34376
INSURANCE AGENTS Wantod. wfll
Con-
train, ages 33 to 43, cull
NE
Male 6 Female
25 W. 14th St.
Employment Center
MEN - BOYS
GIRLS - WOMEN
JOBS FOR ALL
Tim* — Pari Time
DATS B NIGHTS
— Restaurant*
Office Pntttlon* — Hotel*
Machine Shop* — Hospital*
Indutirlal — Luncheonette*
Gas Stations — Auto Trades
Dept. Store* — Trainee*
Construction Trade*
Building Service
Mechanical — Technical
open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
And Sat. to 1:38 p.m.
ALL RUBFAYit TO 14th RT.
Oporating Reaai TochnSciant
(Male k Female)
Opportunity tor high
ate*, to lean tntoretiing and reward
ing Job Good oppty. for advance
ment Cali morn*.-CY 3-1660 Nuro-
mg
FART TIME EVENINGS
3 night* per wk. There I*
with our atalnlese eteel pro-
If you need an axtra S56
per wk. No sale* exp. nae. Must
be over 17. Neat eraaaranea. Call
Mr Davto, wrakdaya. 04 (.m.. AD
44477.
FORESIGHT, INC
1711 Amtierdam Av*, (rar. 14S 01.)
COUPLE - Mature,
CNIdleas to
Uve with k (upervtM
lent ttoleecent girl*
ta Agency
Fall Maintenance plu* pay. Write
N . Bra JU 1. N.Y.
WANTED - Full ttm*
real •
win
tiata
glv*
draw an commlation. CaU ta
torvtow HAWLEY REALTY.
83 Hollt* Av*., Hollis. NY
HO 8-7748
BEAUTICIAN WANTED. CALL:
LA 34438
Wiley Bran ton, director of vot
er registration projects of the
Southern Regional Council in At
lanta, told the delegates aa the
convention adjourned Monday,
that the President was not aware
of the explosive situation.
His reply to the President's
“cooling-off” proposal was
“which courts” could CORE re
ly on for Justice, “not in Ala
bama or Mississippi.”
Mr. Branton asserted the Ne
gro revolution must rely on the
only means left open to it, and
that is noLviolent demonstra
tions.
Warns Of March
James Farmer, national direc
tor of CORE, indicated at the con
vention that the march on Wash
ington was a major action pro
gram and will be inevitable “if
there is a filibuster, if the legisla
tion is watered down, or if it is
bottled up in committee.”
charged here will be tens of
thousands of marching feet, both
black and white, on the roads to
Washington.
CaU Off Deadline
CORE called off its announc
ed July 4 deadline for a naw
wave of “ait-ina” and ^ckattng
af major chain atoraa and pdbUc
facilities in tba (South that were
moving too slow on civil rights
reform.
”Wa are holding plana in abey
ance because substantial conces
sions have been received.” a
CORE spokesman said at the con
vention headquarters Monday.
The delegates resolved to in
crease activities for better living
conditions in the major Negro
ghettos in the North. They also
agreed to develop programs to
ward ending, police brutality,
seek more adequate enforcement
of muncipal housing codes, grea
ter employment opportunities in
the construction, civil service and
other fields that are expanding
Elected Chairman
Floyd B. McKissick, first Ne
gro admitted to the University of
North Carolina and its Law
School by court order, was elect
ed chairman of CORE. Other of
ficers elected at the convention
were Rudolph Lombard, of New
Orleans and Syracuse, first vice
chairman; Allan Gartner of Bos
ton, treasurer, and Ralph Rosen
feld of Detroit, secretary.
' 5 la Jan
Young
Opens
Campaigi
John H. Young ni,
candidate for cow
large, launched bis
Monday in a scathing
Mayor Wagner and t
critic Party.
“There is a ghetto w
which Mayor Wegner
Democratic Party are i
to go,” Young charged
conference at Sardi’s B
*Ffrst jf all,” he
“Negroes and Puerto I
short-changed in the
test matter of Judgesh
Is not a single Negro
H2> Rican Judge in all of Q
TTStaten Island, and only
the Bronx.
15 In City
in all of New York
Manhattan and Brook
ly, there are but 15 Nej
one Puerto Rican and
Uh.
Young, who has the
Rep. Adam daytoo P
ther charged that *n
aB New York City fa
Judge elected or app
cept that he Uvea 1
fegro district and is
by a Negro district
Hits Rocky
Not confining hims
tacking the Democra
also had criticism for
Rockefeller, charging
record is Just as bad.
ten Judges in the Court
which hears claims i
State of New York, ;
gro, despite the fact th
ber has been steadily
— the last two Judge:
the 1982 increase. '
Young also turned h
the New York Cou
cratic Commitee, whi
under State Chairm
H. McKeon, is a
operation, and guilt;
mandering Congress!
eU’s Congressional I
der the guise ct a cl
17th District was ra
gated. This, he said,
of the Reform Dei
Mr. Young is mat
against Paul O’Dwyi
cratic regular and
didate.
Absent from the convention
which had an attendance of 300
delegates, were five field work
ers held in a Gadsden, Alabama
Jail. They are Marvin Robinson, fliiine I Z
William Douthard, Catherine Pat- W I IO
■
terson, Orlean Wilks and Mary
Hamilton.
A CORE spokesman said the
five have been in prison for more
than a week following a police
raid there on CORE headquar
ters. They are being held with
out any specific charge, the
spokesman said.
Union Man
Hits Job
Agencies
Job-hunters are milked to the
time of over 5100 milUanayear“in
excessive or undeserved fees,”
a state AFL - CK) official charg
ed this week.
WhereV
Homes >
MANASSAS, Vs. —
which exists a whit«
of 23 recently-built b
at more than $312.0
turned over to a N
of 86 and ber nine ch
The 16%-acre pr
awarded to Mrs; Mi
by a Prince William
cuit Court Judge Jury
day trial during whi
accused Cecil D. Hylt
er of Marumsco Villai
27V4 acres of land th
to her family.
Lawrence Douglas,
Hylton, said the dei
Raymond Munts, assistant di-____ _ ..
rector of the AFL - GIO’s eeeial
security department, made the
accusation of '^gouging Jobseek
ers” during an interview on the
weekly Labor News Conference
program of the Mutual Broad
casting Co.
Munts toM his audience that
private employment agencies are
inadvertently given Federal li
cense for what he called, free
wheeling and dealing.
He explained by saying that
the federal government does not
regulate private employment ag
encies although “much of their
business Is done across state
lines.”
Nor is the state much better,
Munts continued. State regulation
is “piecemeal, ineffective and
outdated,” he said.
B'ham
Business
Skids
While other stores in the South
showed gains of from three to
fifteen per cent, stores in Bir
mingham showed a loos of fifteen
per cent during the lest month
of racial disturbances, a report
of the Federal Reserve Board
disclosed last week.
The drop in business la Bir
mingham wee directly attributed
to the economic boycott placed
on Birmingham merchants by
Negroes because of their segre
gated poMcies.
Negroes make up 35 per ceat of
Birmingham's poptilation
In rebutting Mrs. I
Douglas told the Jury
and one woman tha
made no protest or fl
passing charges whet
oper'a bulldozers orl
peered in the disputed
But Harvey Rose
Rays’ lawyer, counte
that Hylton knew the
disputed one when 1
bulldozers plowing th
File 318
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Amsterdam News Readers Write... And Write... And Write
Sir: I have just finished read-
I am going to Europe to see
ing the opinion expressed by Mr. a godchild which I acquired since
seeing you, and to take my hus
band's trombone to a man whom
he taught.
carry out. When I mention the
advantages of my government
to foreign students, they scoff
at-me and walk away
As an American citizen I know
there is something that Robert
Kennedy and President Kennedy
can do. In spite of what has
been said the constitution and
its amendments is broad enough
to cover the situation. Perhaps
his inaction is due to his fear of
political reprisal. Why did this
fear not stop his brother from
appointing him Attorney General'*
Why did It not atop his brother
from running for President ■’
Paging NAACP !
Dear Sir:
I received from the NAACP
office one of their Annual Raffle
Chance books for the Decem
ber 1962 2nd Prize drawing held
at the Renaissance Ball Room at
138th Street, New York City.
During the month of October
1962 I mailed to the 125th Street
NAACP office the sum of $7.00
— as follows:
$5.00 for the Raffle Book
$2.00 for my membership
Job Agency Deal
< Sir: I em writing to you about
a great Injustice that was done
to me and has been done to a
great many other Negroes and
,' Puerto Ricans. This same con-
* ftdence game la being worked
•very day.
,
On April 11 I went to the
Alpine employment tgency to
seek a Job because I had seen
one of their advertisements in
the newspaper. I was interviewed
by a Mr. Greenberg. 1 told him
ol my experience as a painter
of wood and metal cabinets. He
asked me did I have $20 as a
down payment on a Job. 1 said
I did and be naked me for it.
I gave it to him. He said the
5 fee was one week’s salary and
-•the rest would be taken out of
tiny pay each week.
I think it was not stopped be
cause he and his brother have
faith in the reasonability of our
U.S. citizenry. The Kennedy ad
ministration is a living example
of this concept. Granted this
country is set in its ways and
reluctant to change. Yet it has
shown itself capable of making
a change. No one denies the fact
that the situation is wrong or
that it has existed for a long
time. What we need is responsi
ble government leadership to
bring about the necessary
changes
He sent me to the Don Allen
auto dealers I gave the manager
envelope which Mr. Green
berg had given me. The mana
ger said what is wrong with
that guy? You are the fifth man
he has sent here today. I told
him I only needed one. I al
ready sent the other five back.
I went back to the Alpine agency
which Is located at 115 W. 42nd
Our history is based upon men
St, N. Y. Mr. Greenberg told
who have stepped off the beaten
me he had a job for me in Long
to
Island as an auto spray painter PaUl '°r wn* tBev , ‘^e ..
aware of the pds
at $1 50 a hour. He wrote all ** nght
.of this down on a piece of paper s^_C0^“en€.eS .^a"S_ **
courage is a prerequisite for this
leadership. In news conferences
and reports 1 have heard our
Prsident say that this situation
is wrong. Yet no one wants to
step out against it. What is a
nton that has not the courage of
his convictions?
put it in another envelope and
sealed it up and told me to give
it to the owner there As I was
leaving I noticed a lot of other
men in the agency Negro and Pif-
eeto Rican complaining to Mr.
Greenberg about getting laid off
from Jobs which he sent them
on. I did not think much of it
then because I wanted a job bad
and wanted to work.
believe
If we are to win our constitu
tional and earned rights Without
bloodshed if we are to elevate,
our standard of living and our
selves immediately, we must
show and prove that we have
someting that is needed. There
are two things that are needed
by this country that we repre
sent on masse, labor and money.
We could withhold both without
reprisals to any one section, if
it is done on masse, and in ob
servance of National Negro Un
ity Day, but, one section of this
country cannot win its constitu
tional rights alone. This has been
proven.
Indeed, we are not given our
constitutional guaranteed rights
any place in this country with
out a fight, or new laws being
passed in support of a law that
is already opr constitutional right
I have written to the office
several times for a receipt or
acknowledgment of same. but
failed to get a reply. I also
phoned the office on several
occasions, but unfortunately each
time I; spoke to an employee
who seemingly knew nothing
about office proceedure, and was
unable to tell me Whether my to eni°y bv btF!b
name was in the membership
file. However, one person I spoke
to told me she would make a
note of my request and have
someone write or phone me.
That was in January 1963 and up
to the present date have not
heard anything from them.
Since R is a national right] calls
that is being denied and with
held and in most cases on a na
*PP*y «
tional basis, ,.wq
strength on a national scale.
Mrs. Daisy Bellamy
New York. N Y.
Opposite View <
I am asking you to print this
complaint in your column, hoping
that some official in authority
will be interested enough in
small contributions and donation^
as to try to correct the negli
gence and errors, which will save
time and annoyance of the
small donors.
Respectfully yours,
Mrs. T. Martin
393 Edgecombe Ave
NYC
Life Sentence
Sir: I Would love for every jazz
lover to read this article and
answer my question with all the
fairness in the world. I am speak
ing of a famous musician who
just recently got life in jail for
being addicted to drugs. The mu
sician who has contributed so
much happiness to his listeners.
So-call society haven't any in
tentions of repaying their debt
to man, poor sick addicted, and
more a helpless creature
Not long ago I read to toe
papor- where a man bathed his
beautiful wife in a tub of acid,
so the case finally closed and the
fiend of humanity will be exon
orated in seven short years.
Hicks in a recent issue of the
Amsterdam News. I must say
that I am a little disturbed by
the things that were said in that
article, by the tone that was
registered in the reader’s ear,
of injustice done to the Negro and
by the prejudice displayed by
the writer of that article.
I am a Negro who does not
feel himself separated from the
Negro cause or the Negro right
to dignity or toe Negro feeling
of these times for immediate pro
gress. I have to say this so that
1 am not labelled derogator?v
myself for what I am about ‘ >
say.
I feel that certain rational
limits must at all times be kept
by the press in reporting events
that can inflame minds that are
already hot to causes that may
be wrong and unhappily wrought
and warped out of shape by toe
nature of the times.
I feel that the press has «
duty to Its public to examine
the causes of those who are
either involved in being con
demned by them or being brought
before the hard and unmerciful
eye of the public.
This agrument could go on
forever without coming to any
concrete conclusions. The situa
tion boils down to whether or
not the Kennedy administration
condones the existing situation
He says it is wrong but not
wrong enough to warrant action
from him. Does that make
sense? It has been suggested
that the Negro picked a bad time
to demonstrate. This transgres
sion has existed for more than
100 years. It has only been 32
years since a Catholic has run
for president.
As a Negro I have had my
fiU. How much is one group of
people suppose to take? We have
been criticized, and ostracized
for our lack of progress, but now
can we progress? You' are
asking us to be quiet and stay
in our place, then one day in the
far, far future maybe we will
be your equal.
This attitude is in direct op-
This too is what killed Miss
position to oui* national policy. BiUy Holiday and Charlic Parker.
This great nation of ours is
constantly moving forward. It
tells other countries to do toe
same. It sends money, ma
chines, and technicians to aid
backward countries.
The talented man of jazz will
spend the rest of his life m jail
where he will not get understand
ing and love and above all kind-
give him one* more
iness, and
'chance.
Specifically, Mr. Hicks, you
have stated that a white teacher
has been re-appointed undeserv
edly to a different school after
having used a derogatory or ra
cial remark against one of the
students of This class. In your
Please don’t let society kill all of article you demanded that the
teacher be fired instead of being
greats, because of inhuman acts
merely transferred. You have
toward man.
stated that this teacher has dam
aged the dignity of a young mind
and in addition degraded the
other members of the class. You
have stated that the principal of
the school, J.H.S. 139, did a brave
and noble thing in firing the
teacher after protest from sixty
of the students.
Augusta Stephenson
A constant reader
The jazz man Gene Ammons
Miss. Operation
and the wife killer Dekaplny.
Why can’t we the native born
American Negro citizen have a
chance too? Are we any less
than whose whom you have never
seen? Are you going to let our
Constitution, our democratic way
remain a lie?
Lillian L. Nolley
New York, N. Y.
Alabama Crisis
Sir: In regard to the present
crisis in Alabama, we have been
reading of mass arrests under a
local law. It would be appreci
ated if you would let me know:
(1) Are they violating a local
law. (2) If so, a brief synopsis
of same would be appreciated.
By what authority can Presi
dent Kennedy have troops enter
Alabama. A reference too and a
brief synopsis would be appreci
ated.
Charles Lane
Ozone Park 16, NY
Editors Note: Most of those 'ar
rested in Birmingham were ar
rested for parading without a
permit. _ _
Sir: The Robert F. Wagner
Association is initiating a drive
iu conjunction with Operation
Mississippi. We of toe 4th As
sembly district in toe Bronx, feel
a great kinship with any citizen
who is deprived of his right to
vote by whatever devious means
may have been contrived.
The Robert F. Wagner Asso
ciation has undertaken to collect
food and dothing to send to the
people in the south. The people
who are being intimidated by
economic reprisals in their quest
to register. The Robert F. Wag
ner Association is the receiving
center for the food and clothing
The Robert F. Wagner Asso
ciation urges all citizens to stand
up and be counted in a course
that we feel will benefit all man
kind. I have been an avid reader
of your column in the Amster
dam News, and I am aware
that you are a fighter for equal
ity, Justice and civil rights.
*•
Presklent Kennedy is Com- ___ __
Would you please be so
kind as to mention this project
mander - in - Chief of all U.S. in your column as we are fight-
ing hard up here in the Bronx
to make this project a suc
cess in obtaining food and Noth
ing to send south.
Forces which is authority enough
to send them anywhere.
Displeased
Sir: Eileen B. GafHoway, pian
ist, denies toe statements fit a
recent issue of toe Amsterdam
News wherein Miss Duncan’s
opinion was incorrect. All that
was said is false. I had no
lapse of memory. My fingering
was correct. My audience re
mained with pleasure. The pro
gram was rendered and all at
tended were pleased.
It is regrettable that Miss Dun
can could and did make such a
mistake
Eileen B. Galloway
Bible Quiz
Shipment wiH be made by the
Student’s Non-violent Coordinat
ing Committee, 5 Beekman Street,
New York.
Robert F. Wagner Association
797 Prospect Ave.
Bronx 55, N. Y.
Negro Unity Day
Sir: The President of our coun
try says that be cannot withhold
money from Mississippi. We, the
Negro people have the power to
withhold money. across the face
of the United States.
In support of our beliefs, as
a show of strength and unity, I
propose that we set aside a Ne
gro National Unity Day. A day
of sacrifice on which we will not
purchase one single item, except
a newspaper, or spend one quar
ter except for transportation to
and front work.
The economy of each and cv
ery state and of the country
would be shaken and affected
The purchasing of the Negro is
immense and even one day of
nationwide abstinence from pur
chasing would be telling
We would not buy a quart u
milk, a package of cigarettes,
not even the smallest or most ne
cessary Item. AM Negro owned
stores would be closed, all
would not be partonized by us
for the one day. We can do it.
There are enough newspapers,
churches, radio statons, unions,
and other media of communica
tion to advise our people of the
chosen day and the steps to be
taken.
I find no fault in the action of
the principal, nor do I find fault
with the action of the higher au
thority, Dr. Schapp, who rein
stated the harassed teacher,
find fault with you for sloppy
reporting in a case that involves
the livelihood of a human being
First, J.HH. 139 la not a school
filled with little angels as you
would have the public believe.
There are children in that schoo
who can make life hell for
teacher. There are children, and
I use the word children with
some after-thought, there are
children in that school who wouk
think nothing of physically at
tacking a teacher, or if not re
sorting to that, berating him with
such filth from the mouto that
be would have to keep a super
human control on his temper am
nerves to keep from exploding
The case may have been one
where the teacher actually did
insult a student without cause
The teacher may have been an
evil sort who should have been
removed. But, toe case you have
presented does not give a clue
to his nature or what did occur
or what was brewing between
pupil and the teacher. Nor do
you tell us how long the teacher
has been employed In that school
or if he and tfie principal were
on gbhd terms.
The children involved were all
Negro, in an area that is race
conscious and race angry. It
does not stretch the Imagination
too much to acknowledge that
these students could have been
pressured either by toe Negro
parents of the community or by
their own racial bitterness to
“tree” this particular white
man.
I feel that he deserves the
same justice of impartial review
that we are ourselves so desper
ately striving for. I feel that you
have led a lot of easily guided
Negroes down another path of
confusion by demanding toe head
of this man in the careless way
you have.
You have a right to your anger
at what seems an affront to Ne
gro ctgnity. and what seems a
crime to Negro youth. You do
not ha*' a right to kill a man
ecooamteaJv by means of opin
ion without at least letting his
votes be heard. Although he may
be a white man. It can be as-
that he may have an
opposite opinion and story ofwhat
did occur.
David Johnson
Queens, N.Y.
Editors Notes; To date no one
has denied that the teacher call
ed the student a n--------- f. Sixty
five students say he did.
I have written to Robert Ken
nedy about my displeasure
Sir: I am • weekly reader
of your newspaper and find
thia is another angle .we among many Interesting feat
the northern Negro can use to
southern brothers. If
of ua write we will have
t> get some action. These men
dkhow that their Jbbs are de
pendent upon votes Thank God,
we the northern Negroes are not
Rented the right to vote. In com-
-<ia* elections our pleasure or dis-
fple azure will be characterized by
I have enclosed the major por
tion of my letter to Mr. Ken
nedy. Perhaps If your readers
see k, it will give them some
iCeae on what to write about
The letter follows
As an American citizen my
are taken from me. Priv
me. My oblt-
to
ures the Bible Quiz.
I’ve noticed errors in the last,
but tyie one in March 23 issue
I am writing you about
Bible Quiz found on page 27
question number two. “How
many people were saved in the
ark?” No where in the Bible
does it say children were saved
As a matter of fact 1 Petes
3:30 states only eight souls were
saved
Please inform Mr Turner of
Ms error. I enjoy reading your
paper now I like the idea of
follow up articles on page 2 in
stead of the back of the paper
Mrs. J. Sapin
New York, N.Y.
s Note: Rev. Ti
The place he sent me to was
Central CoHision at 1949 Broad
way In Long Island City. There
I was interviewed by a man
named Al, who was the owner.
This was a small auto body and
fender shop. I gave Al toe en
velope. He opened it, I did not
know what it contained. I told
him of my experience in paint
ing. I did not have any auto
painting experience. He said he
would give me a try and see
how I did. I reported for work
toe next day. That Friday after
work when we knocked off and
the other guys went to get paid,
Al laid two men off—Negroes both
or which had only been working
there a week, and which the
Alpine employment agency had
sent out there. I thought that
was strange.
I worked until the next Friday
I worked hard and well and
to the best of my ability. Altho
Al never i^ad me once spray
painting he bad me doing every
thing from sweeping to washing
windows. During that week Al
fired three more men which
Alpine employment agency sent
out to him. Two of them told
me they had asked Al how much
was the pay because Mr. Green-
•<berg had told them $1.50 an hour
•»ghrf Al told them It was a mis
take because the pay Is' only
$1.25 an hour. At the end of
the week Al told three of us
he was letting us go when he
paid us. I bad worked six days
eight hours a day. He paid me
$60. I told him it was a mistake
and he said no, Mr. Greenberg
told me wrong altho I saw Mr.
Greenburg write down $1.50 on
the paper before he put it in
the envelope.
I went back to the Alpine em
ployment agency, and Mr. Green
berg was very rude. He said if
Al paid me only a $1.25 he must
have figured that was all I was
worth. He said by right I owed
him $10 more.
There were a lot of other guys
in there with the same complaint
az I. Mr. Greenberg was rude
with them too.
I am writing this in the hope
that you will see that this in
formation gets in the right hands
and is investigated, and this out
and out fraud is stop:*:!. It is
said that when, a person wants
so bad to work and something
like this happened. I hope that
your great newspaper pushes this
investigation and keeps - other
people from being like me and
a great number of others. I am
sure once the investigation starts
other men will come forward
with their copiplairtf 18,1 have
■ Raymond Wise
New York
Government Leadership
Sir: I am a Christian, an
American, a Negro and a stu
dent. In each of these capacities
• Idiave rights, privileges, and ob-
♦ Hgations. Although I am not di
redly in the situation as it ex
ists today, thia racial question
*Ja» a great deal of effect upon
' me personally. It affects each
of the aforementioned categor
las.
Haircut Prices
Sir: I wish to extend my com
pliments to A-A. Robinson for
writing who is your barber.
I am a barber and I think it
is high, time for the barbers to
up toeir prices. My customers
would not hesitate to pay $2 if
other shops would up their prices.
We get $1.25 for hair cuts and
75 cents for shave.
My co-workers and I support
the idea heartily.
James Ward
New York, N.Y.
Got Response
Sir: When I wrcfte you about
my heelings on the nickname
Negro-Negress I had no idea it
would cause so much excitement.
I received so many telephone
and letters about that
article which you titled. Keep
Fighting. It actually generated
excitement in a prison.
I received a letter frym a
prisoner who expressed his views.
Strangely enough, the intelii-
gentisia were somewhat hostile
to my views. I was amazed and
a little hurt.
You may be interested to know
that a jeweler engraved it. It
Is never to be sold. It Is to be
handed from one budding trom
bonist to another especially the
ones who are unable to purchase
an instrument.
I was answered by an army
man. Sergeant Conrad, Clark,
in your paper. He sent me to
the dictionary. Can you imagine
a person of color who has not
examined toe dictionary for every
conceivable definition of that
misnomer? I want to answer
him with your permission. Then
’ll be happy and all the people
who begged me to answer will
be happy.
I hope 1 won’t disappoint them,
can’t write like Editor Hicks,
but I will do my best.
Alma Jones
New York, N. Y.
Powell's Lawyers
Sir: I would like to know why
Adam Powell always has white
lawyers. Is it that be doesn’t
trust Negro lawyers or he likes
to give his money away to white
folks?
Why doesn’t he bother about
sending Negro boys fo Annap
olis and West Point? Some
southern Congressman have
d-one that. I read last week
where a white Congressman had
sent a Negro boy to be a page
in Washington.
Powell’s Negro wives weren’t
on his payroll. Did he think
that $12,000 was too much for
his Negro wives to have? Or is
it that be just loves to give
his money to white folks?
I read where be passed for
white in college. That isn’t any
thing new. When toe trains
Jim Crow he always sat with
the white folks Instead of going
back in the Jim Crow car with
his people. If the rest of the
Negroes want to vote for him
thats wonderful. But I wouldn’t
let my people down by doing
them such a disservice
Name withheld at request
Editor's Note: Congressman
Powell had a white lawyer and
a Negro lawyer for his tax trial.
In his libel suit he had two
Negro lawyers. He has also sent
Harlem youths to West Point
and Annapolis. His wife is
Puerto Rican.
Expresses Thanks
Sir: May we take this oppor
tunity to express a sincere thank
you for toe news coverage that
made our Right Kind of Ministers
assembly toe successful three day
event it was.
The warmth of the response
from residents in ail four bor
oughs comprising toe Circuit No.
15 shows that your news cover
age has been very effective.
We look forward to toe con
tinued association and coopera
tion we most certainly have re
ceived from you during this as
sembly.
rR. T. Lindem
Jehovah’s Witnesses Convention
Hunts Point Palace
Bronx, N. Y.
'
Mayor's Dinner
81r.: Recently Mayor Wagner
delivered a very strong state
ment In favor of the gallant civil
rights fight being waged in Bir
mingham. Alabama. The speech
was made in front of City Hal
at a rally sponsored by the Man
hattan Branch NAACP.
1 call attention to tt because
of the slanted reporting of t
testimonial dinner on April 38
honoring toe Mayor, by your pa
per. Your reporter was critical
of the fact that there were no
Negro guests on the main dais
" It should have been made clear
that toe sponsors of the dinner
made sincere efforts to secure
Brooklyn Negro honor guests but
failed to get response. ReV.’-Dr.
Gardner Taylor, I understood,
had an out of town engagenr
and others preferred not to par
ticipate because of toe feud be
tween the Mayor and county pal
iticians. Moreover, the Mayor had
no part in the arrangements of
the dinner.
In the article I was referred to
as one of the sprinkling of Ne
groes who “even made a speech
Asset To Negroes
Sir: I have known Howard N.
Meyer for a number of yeari
and I feel be is an asset to the
Negro race even though he is
not a Negro himself.
Looking forward, to reading
about Howard N, Meyer in your
newspaper.
Mitzi Gray
Jamaica, N.Y.
Cry Tomorrow
Sir: Have I not been your
slave for more than three hun
died years. I have been the
mother of many of your chil
dren during slavery. I worked
your fields sun up until sun down.
I never sa d a mumbling word.
I bore the pains from the hot
branding irons that were so bru
tally pierced on my rear end,
me as your slave. I
erect on the slave
where I stood &3 an ex
for sale. Still I never
a mumbling word. Lord
ly, politically, spiritually and
any other way tt is denied us.
Many of us are not going to
jail to get this. We rather take
our chances. Many of us are not
asking to spend our hard earned
money with him. We want to be
like you and make jobs for our
own. This is advocated by the
Muslims. This alone would make
you respect them' and not allow
a so-called white man to Insult
ill.-in
The sooner we all get together
and make it known that when
you insult one of us you Insult
us all, freedom, justice and equal
ity will be handed to us. This
man you are allowing to insult
your people is one who thinks
he can still tell his Uncle Toms
and Aunt Jemimas what to do.
But he is sadly mistaken for
they are going out with him.
Mrs. O. L. Molette
(Constance*
Detroit, Mich.
Editors note: If « ader Moletto
has never seen an out of state
I was a good slave.— letter in the Amsterdam News
lient beyond the call of
I suffered and fought with
and prayer to survive your
eases without any sympathy .
pity from you. The time has Police Protection
we suggest reader Molette read
a little closer.
«
not counted that I have had to
make the letter “X” to repre- Sir: 1 am convinced that police
protection in New York City is
sent my name. Of course it
quite inadequate, and that some
could not have have been too
of New York's finest are just
many times because 1 had nothing
miserable, wretched souls who
nor owned nothing that I needed
could just as well be used as
to apply my signature to. I could
lampost if someone stuck a light
go on and on acridly recalling
bulb in their mouths and told
so many unpleasant moments
them that they were lampost.
of my life as a slave. That was
yesterday and I cried.
Today, you tell me 1 am free.
For years now I still work in
your kitchen because you won’t
let me go too for from there
to any other job. My black fing
ers make your bread, your morn
ing coffee and bake pies and
roast vour meat. I stil| have to
come in the back way.
Although I rear your children,
as soon as they can walk I have
to call Miss Ann and Mr. Char
lie. But you tell me I am free.
I imagine that by telling me I
scrub and cook: well is enough
adulation to keep me in your
t4-
kitchen.
Allow me to share a most frus
trating situation with you. On
Sunday, June 9, eight Negro teen
agers quietly and~peawfully on a
picnic at Rockaway Beach when'
they were attacked by a group of
white men. After attempting to
investigate why these heathens
were spitting and urinating down
on them, one of these teenagers
is now suffering from se\°re
shock and possibly head injuries
incurred after these men beat
him savagely with a bottle.
An accusation was made and
the teenage group pointed out
this riff - raff to an obviously
frightened cop who asked "How
do you know these are the men?”
But don't you understand 1
want to know more than scrub
bing floors and rearing white
babies. It must be wonderful
to read well and write millions
of wonderful words including my
name. I want to know the thrill j tect*on due to. him?
Now the question 1 ask is: Must
one be compelled to carry some
sort of protection when out in
public areas, or must one just
need to be white to get the pro-
of speaking correctly. When 1
can do these things, I will walk
with my head high and feel
proud. Thia way I won’t have to
depend on you for everything.
Charlie. I don’t want to be like
you or take anything from you.
I just want to enjoy thia land
that I have slaved for. I want to
exercise my talents that are hid
den inside of me. Adversity is
not for me forever Charlie.
My children must live in a
free world. They need good
homes, good food, good clothes
and good books. Your country
(as you call it) needs them. My
children won’t harm your Am
erica, your great nation for all.
My children have the minds that
will really produce and culti
vate America. If you let my
children, they will show you
how to be equal with the pro
gress of the other countries in
stead of behind. “Freedom ain’t
freedom If a man ain’t free" as
Langston Hughes expresses so
well in the poem, “The Freedom
Train”.
Yesterday I suffered and cried.
Not for long, Charlie, not for
long. Don’t drain every drop of
self control from me until I be
come violent. Don’t force me to
see blood that will only bring
destruction to you in numerous
ways. Antipathy is growing
deeper and deeper inside me. Ap
pease my growing anger by un
derstanding what I am saying to
you.
Refuse and you will cry to
morrow.
Shaharazon Brown
New York, N.Y.
Race Insult
S. Johnson
New York, N. Y.
Baldwin Fan
Sir: Re: Mr. James Baldwin,
I heard your speech in San Diego
and it reached me in the strang
est manner, and I had to write
you and get a feeling of knowing
you personally. I doubt if you
would take time and anrrrcr this
letter. But I do hope eo. I fully
understand you and I recognize
your gifted way of putting things.
Precisely, I see the conditions
of the Negro ghetto and at the
same time I see the white man
ghetto, that is the poor white
man's ghetto. You gave me this
strange perspective of the white
race.
I’m what you all a dedicated
conscious person, who wants to
help all mankind, white or black;
it makes no difference. I love ail
people and have a dislike for peo
ple who hate any given race.
There is good and bad in all rac
es and it takes the sweet and bit
ter to make a world.
YesMr. Baldwin, the black pro
letariat is still s?mi - literate and
completely divided racially. I
feel that it is best for them to
stay this way, instead of joining
an organization such „ai the
Black Muslins. I might be wrong,
but I think you feel the same
way and if so, how about expres
sing yourself in this manner.
TeM the truth about the Mus
lims and what they are doing to
the lower class of Negroes whose
cynicism and apathy are preva
lent. I hope you will take under
consideration my request public
ly or privately..i
and that I said "I apeak for toe
Negro community.
R is my recollection that I
stated tost ”1 know I apeak for
the overwhelming majority of the
Negro community in expressing
admiration for bis record in the
field of human rfcfeto.
1 f*H
til* overwhelming
voting nkajorities given to 4fre
Mayor in predominantly Negro
communities was sufficient jus
tification for my remarks. I am
not unaware of the concern in
some circles about the sparse
political patronage given to
Brooklyn Negroes since bis re-
election because I, too, was some
what disappointed about this af
ter having left the Brooklyn
Democratic Organization to work
for the Mayor during his tough
primary battle in 1961.
This, however, was not a valid
reason, in my judgment, to re
fuse to participate in a testimon
ial dinner honoring his long re
cord of achievement in toe field
of civil and human rights. TI
Mayor’s total record, including
past patronage to minority groups
should be viewed in its true per
spective rather than in a pro
vincial “what has he done for
me lately” manner.
A. J. Grant
Brooklyn, N.Y.
’ ■
African History
Sir: On Friday afternoon,
June 7th, I made an unannounc
ed visit to Dr. Elliot Shapiro’s
school, PS 119, located at 257
West 133rd Street.
It was a most enjoyable ex-
perienee. Along the halls and
stairwells, the faculty and chil
dren have placed a series of
exhibits dealing with toe pre-
European history and culture of
the African people, the heights
to which Negroes in the United
States have ascended and pic
ture exhibits illustrating Lang
ston Hughes’ poetry. It is a most
worthwhile exhibit.
Dr. Shapiro took me into sev
eral classrooms, and in each in
stance I was impressed not only
with the level of teaching, but
with the fact that the teachers
were instilling self-pride as well
as imparting academic knowl
edge.
My thought is this, since it 1s
impossible for all of the people
of Harlem and New York City
to see this exhibit, perhaps you
could do a photographic series
of it so that others might share
it with Dr. Shapiro, his faculty,
and the community.
Mrs. Thelma Griffith Johnson
Vice-chairman
Education committee
Exploin Please!
Dear Sir:
Appearing in the New York
Herald Tribune, issue of April
18th, was a UPI news story in
regard to the statement made
by Rep. Steven B. Derouian
on the,“Paul Revere Panel” in
La, South Carolina. His
comment that “Agitators from
the North ought to be kept out of
the South” showed a basic fal
lacy of reason in that racial seg
regation is not a local or re
gional blight, but a national and
international moral issue. This
statement succeeds in demon
strating to many in the North
and the South that bigotry is not
limited to a particular section of
our country. It is more of a
contradiction in that Re ». Derou
ian, as a representative of the
northern community of Nassau
County, New York, flamed the
fires of segregation in toe Souto.
Rep. Derouian further stated
that “We don’t believe there is
a higher moral law than existing
law.” It Is obvious that the law
that existed in Nazi Germany
was not a moral lafW, nor is any
law that violates the dignity and
rights of any human being a
moral law.
The Representative went on to
state that “We should not with
draw interest in civil rights. We
aren’t like the Democrats who
talk one way in the South and
another in the North.”- This is not
a partisan issue, as It is not a
regional one. Responsible Demo
crats, Republicans, and anyone
else must work together in an
effort at resolving so vital a na
tional and human problem.
Sir: I have never seen a letter
from another state In your paper
but, I will appreciate it if you
print mine
your paper weekly here In De
troit. I enjoy your- pa{
I hive taken Gertrude Wilson’s
article to be your attempt at
desegregation
Lawrence S. Smith
Vice Chairman.
Long Island Council
Integrated Housing
An his constituents in Nassau
County, we request an explana
tion of his statements.
Very truly yours,
The Long Island Council for
Integrated Housing, representing
thirty local Community Fair Hou-
sing Committees wishes to go on
record in that toe atatemen j^This article that appears to be
rtative tnone of many by a white Christ-
made by this Represertative
ian is too much. This Is. an insult
not reflect the thinkirg activity
to the black people of the world
and morality of our County.
and their fight and desire for
freedom and equality. Especially
those that do not care to go to
jail in order to get the above.
The Joke is on you as far as
the white race Is concerned. Do
you think they would allow you
or Martin Luther King to talk
about the white Pope and get
away with it in their newspapers?
I can answer that for you- No.
The Black Muslims think of. the
Honorable Elijah Muhammad as
the white Christians and the
black white Christians think of
their Pope. Therefore you are in
sulting them by letting this devil
criticize their spiritual leader.
Remember, you are at black as
any so called Black Muslim. You
may not practice their religion
but when they are insulted be
cause they want to get away
from whitey entirely you should
be ashamed that you want to
assimulate your black self with
him.
By extending the facilities of
the Amsterdam News as a me
dium of communication between
the community and the Fire
Department we were able to
reach a large Audience for this
very important message, that of
preventing fires.
Sir: I am taking this oppor
tunity to extend the apprecia
tion of your Fire Department and
myself for your cooperation in
helping us to carry out a Fire
Preventioa Education program
for the community.
Fire Prevention
Thanking you for your Interest
In the reduction of preventable
fires.
This man is Insulting our
youth in the North and South
that want freedom economical-
Charles E. McKeogh,
I
Yes, Mr. Baldwin, only when
’’death’’ la consigned to the tomb,
then you’ll be recognized by the
Negro. So pefhaps, after a month
a decade, century or mil-
lenium, your words witt be as
piercing as a cold wind, &nd my
dear Mr. Baldwin, the writer will
be distinguished with the twigs
of the black man’s image.
I’ve read Ml of your books and
"Another Country” Is down to
earth with nothing but the truth
in every page Keep up the good
work. \
Dale Word
501-7th Ave.
San Diego, Callt
Appreciation
Sir: Many thaifrs for your iw
cent kindness. The publication of
Mr. and Mrs. McCloud’s photo
was’ simply wonderful. The no
tice concerning the Cardinal’s
ampaign for Foster Homes was
deeply appreciated, too.
I am sure that you will bs
glad to know thst we have re
ceived a number Of inquiries
from prospective foster parents
as a result of the puWidty.
With your help, we hope to bs
able to bring together these will
ing parents and the children who
need them so ba<fiy
Thanks again, especially from
all the children.
H*** Monslipior
O. Howard Moore.
Director
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